Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

LBT is under water. Time to drown him before your layoffs

His gangs and crime in partner spies are trying to bump his stocks closely to $64 as he is drowning under the water. You need to dump your shares before he can climb up to start your layoffs again. Are yo ready to buy ?

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@e1. JH WAS FU--ING A SPY. HE KNEW IT. TRUMP KNEW IT AND THEY SOLD GPUS TO CHINA. Not sure what you interpreted.

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Post ID: @e2+1m76jsdz7

@e0 the fact that you believe that says a lot for the reason why you would protect the celebrity of the week! Facts still remain that they need therapy

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Post ID: @e1+1m76jsdz7

When you are accused of being a spy and the accuser already knows for a fact that the accuser's associate's associate is in fact a spy and he is making deals against the best interest of your country

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Post ID: @e0+1m76jsdz7

Common decency and integrity left Intel a long time ago. And management who is supposed to correct it, supports it!

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Post ID: @dv+1m76jsdz7

@dj so Intel was lame enough to call someone a toad? Or figuratively accuse someone of having an affair with LBT? I know there is no equity when it comes to judgement around here, but come on let’s be fair! And call a spade a spade! When slandering someone’s reputation to that level, question if it is worth it and how you would feel if it was dished to you. There is so much a person can take quietly, this is no more about trying to rise or not. It’s about boundaries as a person and knowing when to not cross them. There is only one person that crossed to go to those extents and we all know it, not Intel, not the normal scapegoat (they would own it if they did it).

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Post ID: @dr+1m76jsdz7

@df NVDA also resembles Enron in reporting outsized profit margins.

Enron used (hidden) debt as leverage and NVDA appears to have used (hidden) China sales as leverage.

The China sales are estimated to be up to 30% of revenue, so even if the company isn't litigated into oblivion by this, they will cease and desist finding creative ways to do China sales.

So what appears to be cheap is not actually cheap at all.

Add to this that the CUDA moat is being eroded by AI, which now can be used to port CUDA over to any platform. This sort of capability is by far the #1 use case for AI and means that hardware now competes on a more level basis than before.

The large cap tech companies are all in on AI mostly because they see how it is going to disrupt their business. The rest of industry is already putting cost constraints on AI usage, because they for the most part have not yet found a competitive advantage from AI.

These things were always true, yet not spoken of by those pushing AI, because that would pop the bubble.

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Post ID: @dq+1m76jsdz7

Not too hard… if you have the ordasity to post it with your full chest, use the same ordasity to own it also when you’re done. Stop trying to blame everyone else for it. that is cowardice and it has happened severally already.

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Post ID: @dk+1m76jsdz7

Political play.

It is not much good for Intel, and Nvidia invested in Intel. Now Intel lost another investor government, Nvidia, etc, soon others will revoke too.

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Post ID: @dj+1m76jsdz7

The democrats should know when to take accountability for their actions instead of pushing it Nvidia or Ai… that is real integrity! Say it, own it! Not that it is assumed to be their traits

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Post ID: @dh+1m76jsdz7

@de ok let the debunking begin… it’s always AI’s fault even when there are recorded evidence

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Post ID: @dg+1m76jsdz7

@de NVDA has crashed many times in the past, and the reason has not changed.

Be wary of any company where the CEO has all upper management reporting directly to him. That org is practically designed to become corrupt.

The stock lost 2/3rds of its value in the 2022 crash and 85% of its value in the 2009 crash.

Today a similar crash would place the stock in the $35 to $70 range, so no, it's not cheap just yet.

If like Enron, ultimately it is proven that Nvidia is a massively corrupt organization, then the price might go to $0.

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Post ID: @df+1m76jsdz7

NVDA may well be the AI-eras version of Enron, chasing growth recklessly and violating the law along the way.

Enron was ultimately undone by the fact that it hid off balance sheet debt, and so lost access to capital markets.

Nvidia appears to have continued to sell to China after chip sanctions were in place.
This is not the work of a single person, and the Dems are going to ride this one as far as it can go.

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Post ID: @de+1m76jsdz7

@d9 oo it’s very clear who graced us with all these socialism, all the evidence is here. Deflection won’t work this time

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Post ID: @da+1m76jsdz7

I don't believe OP isn't drowning in NVDA stock.

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Post ID: @d9+1m76jsdz7

So we have a spy that is having an affair with LBT “allegedly” and the same LBT is drowning so stocks need to be sold instead of calling the EMT to rescue him? While Intel gets sued at the same time? I think this is more than binge drinking… where do you source your w33d?

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Post ID: @d1+1m76jsdz7

I'm ready to have an affair with a Chinese spy.

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Post ID: @cw+1m76jsdz7

OP did you write this after a night of binge drinking?

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Post ID: @cp+1m76jsdz7

I think the best reward for this level of efforts is for LBT to actually fulfill your fear…

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Post ID: @aa+1m76jsdz7

Where do you get your info from? LBT is drowning lol!!

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