unless they get into some kind of niche market, teams will slowly take over as the market leader due to business integration with office

not saying zoom is worse than teams as a product but that's just how the market works, businesses already pay for office and teams will be looked at as "free" while zoom will be a separate expense

Lol fat turn around

It's still way overpriced compared to other growth stocks. If you think it's going to take over the world then maybe not though

Added a lot to Tesla today and some to Intel... Intel is way too cheap.

Why Intel vs other semis outa curiosity?

holy shit intel down to 41. I'm putting in.



Highly profitable and still has world-class manufacturering. Even if they aren't the best at commercial CPUs or GPUs their silicon is in EVERYTHING and they are still king shit in terms of consistent and solid results.

They have everything from custom processor solutions to licensed instruction sets. If you are in the computing space you are paying Intel no matter what you are doing.

This post was edited by NetflixAdaptationWidow on May 20 2022 06:29pm

They are planning to spend over $100B in expansion in America and Europe over the next few years.

This post was edited by S3th on May 20 2022 07:15pm

I’m not interested in a dividend for my semi , just losing gains on that unless it’s in a retirement account. I think amd, nvidia , samsung are all better bets

Intel's P/E is like 6, AMD is like 35.

Intel is EXTREMELY undervalued. If you want gains on share price Intel is a much safer bet. All they need is good results off TSMC's 7nm process and it'll fly.

AMD has very little to gain. They aren't going to beat NVIDIA in the consumer graphics card space, they aren't going to stay on top on commercial processors forever. At the current price AMD has nowhere to go but down. Intel, however, suffers from the curse of "not being a meme stock". And in return you get a much more solid business.

This post was edited by NetflixAdaptationWidow on May 20 2022 11:17pm

The likes of AMD are growing, Intel is shrinking. Discounted cash flows will heavily favour the former