Buy low. Sell high.
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Perfect time to be holding RSUs and dollar averaging into the stock fund.
Intel is just following the market as it retests, but the next big upside will be as Foundry picks up meaningful external customer WSPW.
Then the stock will outrun the market, again.
AMD is clearly better on the product side but that is fully priced in, so it will lose more than Intel if the market really is headed into a correction.
Don't even think about NVDA, where at the least they are going to lose about a third of the revenues (they will have to stop sneaking into China). Dead Stock Walkin'
Then there is AAPL, which stopped innovating years ago and is on the same path Nike has travelled.
What reason explains the historic climb and fall of the all mighty Intel stock over the last few months? Crazy.
Only id--ts buy at 60s or 50s when you can buy at 40s 30s or even 20s right ?
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/intel-intc-securities-investigation-notice---levi--korsinsky-302931137.html
Dump a-s ... you should buy at $30. You will regret later
When did he buy at that price ? Before or after earning report? Why didn't he buy at $95 when Intel sold 20 billions of its stocks? He must know something inside.
Kick the stock then buy, dimwits
Its all a show so he can say he has stake in the company and took a financial hit, but it is also a chess move for when the company is sold off
Buy high. Sell very low.
Buy High. Sell Low.
he bought too high . should wait at 50
@bc and you know this information how?
You realize that LBT is a Venture Capitalists, right? He is using/abusing his position to "Sell" Intel with a higher stock price, dump the shares, state bad quarter ahead, stock price goes down, and then buys at the low.
This guy is committing fraud and insider-trading with no committee oversight (he fired them all day-one).
Stay away until it goes back in the 40s.
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