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The AI innovation storm has swept through CES 2024, The annual CES has become a Tech-Stage
The AI innovation storm has swept through CES 2024, The annual CES has become a Tech-Stage
First week of my trading life and I am YOLOing SOFI calls. Guys I think I really belong here.
GOOGL April 19'24 $170 Calls - Up 100%... Thoughts?
Closed my INTC puts, rolled into 600 NFLX $600 calls expiring next week
Strangely the US wants to Intel to succeed but their price does not look that way
51k yolo on PCE tomorrow - Personal Consumption Expenditures? Nah, Puts Conquering Everything!
YOLO-ed 500 $47 puts on INTC, expiring tomorrow
Why I'm getting Tesla Puts, A Deep Dive into Earnings (A Must Read)
A Deep Dive into Tesla's Earnings (A Must Read)
My recent AMD vs INTC insight + 69% in 2 days
So, this is kinda why I think Netflix will beat
Everything you need to know about AMD in 8 bullet points, before the ER.
Can someone help contextualize ARM versus AMD, NVDA, INTC, or other semiconductor companies
Everything you need to know about AMD in 8 bullet points.
To all the $INTC haters and future AMD bagholders
$INTC Israels : 3.2Billion for a Western Worlds TSM. And that ASML NM Machine. 5nm, 3nm, 2nm coming. No More Taiwan TSM China Fear.
$INTC CEO super salty and calls $NVDA AI dominance as "extraordinarily lucky"
Intel Corporation: INTC’s Latest Strides and Challenges
Puts on $INTC. Intel Meteor Lake Analysis - Core Ultra 7 155H only convinces with GPU performance
What to look for when comparing two similar stocks you'd like to invest in
Please don't flame me. What is your take on $CRSR - Corsair Gaming?
Undervalued NASDAQ Stocks To Buy Now - $SVRE $AMZN $INTC $EVGO $CSCO
I need funds and am going to sell a stock in my portfolio: HELP!
analyze chart - sold INTC at yesterdays +7% intraday
ENPH PUTS! I’m the same dude who flipped INTC puts yesterday!
VOO + AAPL + MSFT + Googl + AMZN + INTC for the next 5 years?
Intel in Lead to Get Billions for Secure Defense-Chip Facilities
WiMi Hologram Cloud (WIMI) developed its AI computing technology
Intel to The MOON!!! Discussion
INTC should be the shit that comes out of the ass
Should I exit Intel as soon as it reaches my break even price?
AI computing power requirements of GPT-4: WIMI accelerates the integration of AI and big mod
INTC: Employee SPP hits August 22nd (when everyone auto-sells)
$INTC Intel's $5.4 billion acquisition of $TSEM Tower Semiconductor called off due to lack of Chinese regulatory approval
Butterflies & Iron Condors: Assignment Risk vs. Duration & Stock Selection
📉 Short Selling: Betting Against the Odds! 📈
WiMi Hologram Cloud (WIMI) subverts innovative human-computer interaction technology
The Discovery of the Century - How to make money off it
Intel $INTC earnings beat expectations which is good news for Apple $AAPL, Qualcomm $QCOM, and AMD $AMD
Intel surges as Q2 results show PC rebound underway, strong guidance
Intel surges as Q2 results show PC rebound underway, strong guidance
Long time lurker, first time betting. Waiting for INTC earning call tomorrow
IT'S THE BIG ONE - What to do for META's earnings tonight!
What are some stocks that worth selling covered calls?
$T, $VZ, $F, $ABT, $PARA, $INTC, $C, $UPS cut bait on loss or DCA to get even?
Dow Jones today: Markets sputter to start a shortened week.
Mentions
Yeah, that's what I said at 45 bucks. And 40 bucks. And 35 bucks. TLDR I already have 17k of fucking INTC.
I think INTC is a long term play, 2+ years
P.S. I'm trying to buy a house and hoping INTC is a win 😝
P.S. Trying to buy a house please buy INTC :P
I know INTC is trash now but if that RSI was any lower I think it would be negative
Can't be the same security or tied to the same security. So if you trade AMD at a loss and want to collect on that loss, don't buy AMD for 30 days and do buy any ETF that has AMD in the portfolio for 30 days. You could buy INTC or TSMC all you want...just don't touch AMD.
Time to buy the dip on INTC. Can't go down any further can it?
I bought an INTC call after this comment and I have been very sad since 
Been there.. never touching INTC again lol
INTC been promising and on a roadmap for years. In the meantime they lost the AAPL contract, they’re losing market share, and their chip business is at a $7B lost. INTC has more bag holders than you realize. Anyone, including myself lost money on INTC if they bought it in the past few years. I lost 10k - https://ibb.co/31JxM3T
more breaking news: INTC to receive $10 billion in additional welfare from US Government Analysts expect shares to drop 30% EOY 
I could've bought AAPL calls instead of INTC 
INTC is the biggest piece of shit to ever exist.
you bought NVDA at $40 and you're fixating on INTC?!?! you win some, you lose some. in this case you're winning!!!
in all seriousness though, dont think of it as money gained/lost. at this point, you own INTC shares, regardless of price. you can either buy, hold, or sell. fixating on what your original investment was is a poison for happiness. i dont hold any INTC personally, but if i were you at this point, i would hold or DCA. time in the market is best, and INTC 5-10 years down the line seems promising to me. they might not be the top dogs anymore, but demand for chips is too high for just NVDA, AMD, Samsung (all technically TSMC) to fulfill. they'll probably be fine regardless. if they come out ahead, then thats just the cherry on top
Meh, I like it because the calls are cheap. Have made a lot of money with INTC you just gotta buy leaps and be patient
INTC seems to have support at 30. It’s at lowest in 12 months, calls are dirt cheap. Biden is signaling (and already delivered) investment in American companies, Trump also has said he’s gonna tax the shit out of foreign imports. Leading up to the election I can see Trump pumping America companies HARD, INTC being a prime target because he’ll surely want to top the Chips act. Going with 40c September expiration. Seems like not a huge risk, I really don’t see it heading much further below 30. Government has a vested interest in INTC at this point. If I wasn’t such a degenerate I’d just buy shares at this price.
Great way of putting it. Please make me feel better about buying INTC at $40
Of course INTC found a way to be red today. These bags are heavy
INTC 
Probably longer. NVDA needs a bad release for INTC to make a comeback. Probable but not likely.
INTC at these prices seems nice. Anyone going in on long calls?
Their results matched their outlook from last quarter. That's a neutral sign when considering the chip companies are doing the same thing. ASML, TSM, LRCX, KLAC, INTC, QCOM etc. all reported results that fell within guidance. The chip stock that delivered beyond guidance was MU. Samsung and SK Hynix had great profits as well. HBM is the market in short supply vs demand at the moment.
AMD is new INTC
BA, another top r/valueinvesting pick along with BABA, INTC, Sofi Second whistleblower in 2 months. Good shape, young dude ded with MRSA at 45.
Nor INTC. My perception is exactly opposite, that the market is requiring much more from ER of late.
Lol, SOFI and INTC calls will get him. ONE OF US, ONE OF US!! 
Make a bunch of money off tech, AI bullshit, smart straddles, dumb pump and dumps and then put all of that into BA and INTC.
I hope now you're all convinced that JPOW is jesus himself because only God could make INTC green
I’ll cry if INTC gets back to $32 this week
Surely we must be nearing the bottom for INTC
I'd settle for telling myself not to bother with INTC. Just wait 2 years to invest in this new online bookstore called AMZN instead.
Why not? INTC goes down almost every single day no worries.
I’m Not Totally Confident in my INTC position 
INTC has dumped so hard and so fast that it's not really even participating in the semi selloff today 
Breaking news: US announces plans to give INTC $10 billion more in welfare. Analysts expect INTC to fall an additional 30% by end of year.
Just saw this response. INTC not doing so hot. Seems like going to revisit 20s again. I am interested in PFE but am concerned about their high debt now and not sure if dividends sustainable with the current free cash flow.
INTC cause I’m regard. Warren Buffet - “something something never bet against America.”
INTC, please god, only go up from here. No more down.
no INTC go back down . BAD INTC
Exactly this. AMD continue to insist 6 B$ sales for MI300 in 2024. Their Q1 number does not track even close to this. Yet they had a significant run-up when they announced MI300 and projected these majestic sales numbers. Atleast INTC are pretty realistic with their 500 m$ sales projection for Gaudi3 in 2024. And their stock has been beaten to death. AMD has a long way to go before it bottoms out.
Buy some INTC at $29....?
MMs have been beating down stocks to -75% since 2021... I expect a similar cucking with INTC.
I am gonna load up on INTC when it gets near $28
AMD, turns out, is another shitty run-of-the-mill semiconductor stock like INTC
What’s your avg cost for INTC?
If it makes you feel better I lost 10k to INTC https://ibb.co/gyJj4MT
So buy stocks and hedge them with options. Imagine if you had bought INTC puts to cover your shares? Congratulations, you just realized how risk management works and how most people use options.
AMD si now new INTC.Giving weak guidance for next quarter.
So, INTC, filling for chapter 11?
well deserved for buying garbage, no idea why people keep still buying INTC. sick man of all tech stocks
I must come clean to my fellow regards. I am an INTC call holder, at some point I decided this was a good idea to purchase. Forgive me.
No one cares about that. The embedded business (XLNX) has been dogshit everywhere else too (INTC and LSCC).
Shit stock. Second rate company. Always has been. Were second fiddle to INTC for decades and now they are second rate in comparison to NVDA.
Just taking this response from elsewhere, as INTC is one of the most talked about stocks recently ntel is a play on the growth in demand for CPUs in the near future. Even without their fabs, they still sell one of the highest margin, most profitable product on the planet. The problem is, less people are currently upgrading and less servers/data centers are interested RIGHT NOW. Most companies upgrade on a time table, and with high interest rates and a slowdown in VC funding, a lot of tech companies are choosing to hold on with their current tech lineup. That combined with the fact Intel hasn't released any major CPU upgrades since the end of 2022(13th gen) means less people are overly eager to upgrade. Now, this is likely to change. People will begin to upgrade again, especially once 15th gen comes out, and eventually servers are gonna need new chips. This will be the primary revenue driver for the next few years, and should bring the company up to peak revenue and profit during 2021. As for the fab side of the business, I really don't get what people are all up in arms about. The fab business has always operated at a loss, because it's there to support the chipmaking side of the business. Now that they're choosing to report fab losses independently of total chipmaking revenue, everyone's all up in arms about the losses. I don't see anyone talking about how Micron loses billions every year on their fabs. Long term, the fab business could be strong, but this again depends on your confidence in current leadership. I personally think Pat Gelsinger is a great CEO that can capably turn this company into a great one, much like he did with VMWare. No one had any hope that Lisa Su would be able to turnaround AMD, but here we are. In my opinion, this is a good play. It's a Monish Pabrai "High uncertainty, low risk" type play. The Capex has always been fairly high, and it's looking like it's starting to come down. The company isn't gonna die, regardless of the US government intervention. They're still fairly dominant in CPU sales, and are making impressive advancements in graphics and edge computing.
I owned INTC 20 years ago and sold it at 24. Yeesh. This is horrible.
That sucks man, but it might come back. I was [this] close from buying INTC a month ago. I reminded myself how much I suck at stock picking. Dodged that bullet.
CPUs will only command data transfer locations. E.g. QCOM Snapdragon has Neural Signal Processors in addition to Oryon CPUs to work with AI on-device instead of a cloud. New microsoft laptops will introduce a Copilot AI button into the keyboard layout. AMD and INTC really need to catch up. They are probably holding on existing server and PC orders, but this won't last too long.
The big problem here is INTC. With NVDA pumping out the most powerful GPU's, you need powerful CPU's to make the systems work. Otherwise, you get a bottlenecking of the older CPU's. AMD and INTC are beating each other down in competition while NVDA just sits there and watches the carnage.
AMD is overpriced because dumbasses thought it was NVDAs little brother. But to compare it to INTC. That's just mean.
INTC -33% 1 month 
INTC, now AMD pulled NVDA and ARM down as well. This will cause TSMC to tank too as there is no semiconductor momentum anymore. Given that new laptops are coming with QCOM Oryon CPUs, INTC and AMD with X86 architecture are done. All ARM based systems are now at the dip.
Thinking the same... Same disaster as INTC.
Breaking news: Biden administration gives INTC another $10 Billion. INTC still manages to open down 10% tomorrow 
Honestly, AMD is more like INTC; it doesn't belong in the same breath as NVDA. It should also be trading at a similar valuation to INTC (~$90 a share)
Fanboy? I buy a value, not a brand... I have Apple, Intel, and AMD hardware for development and testing. I buy what I consider the best value and at the moment if I want a high performance X86 CPU with AVX-512 the only manufacturer that offers that is AMD. Intel only offers AVX-512 in server CPUs and I don't want a hungry and expensive Xeon at home... And for people that would trade efficiency cores for AVX-512 technology - Intel has disabled it! I wish I was wrong here... I kinda like X86 architecture and I know its assembly language by heart. But the reality is companies want to optimize for AArch64 now, and a lot, and that's all because of cloud offerings. In the past it was okay to optimize for x86 only, but now this is not an option anymore. And look - meanwhile we talk AMD dropped 8% in after-hours! I will watch INTC tomorrow with popcorn :)
Firstly, I never said when I liquidated, and secondly, do you even understand X86 platform or do you live on hopium here? I'm not saying INTC is going bankrupt, I'm just saying that I would never bet on X86 architecture as I have seen the amazing performance of other ones; I'm stating that X86's golden age is a past and now we will see others taking market share - AArch64 and RISC-V. X86 is a legacy platform that is only alive because of backwards compatibility and not because of its technological superiority, which it doesn't have (and Intel APX is not going to save it). The only good thing that happened in X86 world was AVX-512 - but Intel basically killed it in a consumer segment and gave this crown to AMD, which implemented it just right from the start - When you use AVX-512 on AMD you get better efficiency than when using AVX2, which is something you will never experience with Intel... And BTW Zen5 is going to be released soon with 512-bit ALUs - that would be also very interesting to watch - I expect some red candles haha:) But definitely good luck with INTC - I would love to see it flourish, but I'm just not ready to hold it at the moment. I would not mind buying at a higher price knowing that they have a solid product line and that they finally have a technological advantage over TSMC, for example...
INTC will be the champ when all is said and done
AMD had a fucken embrassing quarter tho but not like INTC.
Fucking weak guidance for next quarter.Disappointing.AMD is now new INTC.Giving weak guidance.
The only pure AI play is NVDA, but no one should ever mention AMD or INTC in the same sentence ever again!
INTC waaaay better, u dumb ass
Yeah, figured AMD would shit the bed, again. It ran up with all the AI hype but it has no business being up 80% back on NVDA's coattails. AMD belongs with INTC.
INTC has entered the chat
Well it looks like my AMD calls are fucked…I knew I should stay away from it.It’s not rising like it used to few years ago.Now it’s more like INTC.
I have a huge position in $INTC and it really sucked today. Hope it gets better. Don’t want to sell covered calls because I can’t imagine it goes down lower and it just keeps on going down.
Need INTC to hit $34 in next month. Can it happen?
INTC shows no mercy 
I have been optimizing software in the past 2 decades and I can tell you honestly that x86 architecture is indeed dying. Of course Intel/AMD doesn't want to lose it, but switching to something else is the only option if they want to stay relevant long term - and by competitive I mean being able to perform computations at the same cost as other CPUs based on AArch64. The reason X86 never found a way to mobile devices is because it's not power efficient, and power efficiency is today important not just in mobile segment, but in a rapidly growing cloud segment! So x86 is challenged in many areas and the only remaining area where it's a de-facto standard is desktops (I would ignore mac minis atm). X86 as an architecture is archaic and bloated - it wastes so much space (literally bytes per instruction) on useless prefixes and it's SO complex to decode that just decoding instructions cost the CPU 15% of power budget. Improving it only helps applications where binary compatibility is a hard requirement, like older games, etc... But with the growing open source ecosystem, Linux, etc... architectures are not that relevant anymore, and MSFT knows that and wants ARM-based laptops where you would run Windows (they have a contract with Intel Foundry to manufacture the CPUs BTW). Now some numbers - X86 can decode 4-5 instructions per clock cycle, but sometimes much less, because a single instruction can be 1 to 15 bytes long. The CPU needs a lot of decoding units (more than 4 of course) and it simply drops the decoded instructions where it missed their start - the problem is that you have to decode an instruction to know where the next is, so you use multiple decoders and just guess where they are and discard the wrong guesses. On the other hand architectures such as AArch64 don't need that; Apple CPUs can decode and retire up to 8 instructions per a single clock cycle, which is something unheard of in x86 world. This BTW matches the bandwidth of AVX-512 - On X86 you can execute 2 AVX-512 instructions, which means you can process 1024 bits in a single clock cycle, on Apple you can execute 8 NEON instructions (128-bit each), which means you have the same compute bandwidth. Not saying it's practical to do 8 independent computations on 128-bit vectors, but it's possible and my own benchmarks say that Apple M3 can beat my Ryzen 7950X in many workloads. Now back to expectations. I think anyone who is betting on INTC because of X86 platform is going to lose pants. X86 is not a savior architecture, it's a burden of the past. It's not a king anymore and it cannot compete against AArch64 when it comes to power efficiency. I do see, however, some future in Intel Foundry, but I don't think that it's something granted. US govt provided incentives to both Intel and TSM - both got billions to build their fabs, so it's not like they want to depend on a single manufacturer - there will be competition and TSM is a tough one for Intel. I have liquidated my INTC positions and I may buy some in the future, but I don't think it's the only semi stock that should grow in the future. There is a tough competition here and Intel will not get a free lunch, they have to earn it hard, and based on earning reports I don't see it at the moment.
What is the average for INTC? 
Just like I commented, INTC to $29..... Might even roll out to $27s.....
INTC 29s.... ez money
BA and INTC are 50% of my stock portfolio now. Are we going by equity?
BA and INTC are 50% of my portfolio now. I'm going to look like an idiot or a genius depending on if this is the dip.
They have a lot in common because they ARE boomers from that sub, literally every INTC bull I have interacted with are regards holding stocks
Either one of those tickers will lose you money. Two most disappointing stocks to trade INTC and Automatic Money Destroyer
I am tempted to play INTC calls instead of AMD
I'm right there with you! Started with a healthy account and got wrecked on INTC calls a couple of months ago. Switched my strategy to 0DTE SPY and have seen success with consistently getting 8-12% gains, but I hold on for dear life trying to get my account back to where it was, only to keep getting wrecked. I'm working on risk management, leaning toward a 10% gain = cash out. 20% loss = cash out (ONLY if the previous 2 trading days I made profit, otherwise 10% loss I cash out). There's a whole lot of "whelp I'm done for the day" sort of trading days, but so far I've been able to crawl from $8 in my account to $607 with stricter risk management. $607 may seem like small potatoes, but hey, I'm learning and don't want to risk a lot of capital.
I didn't see one yet. Last week it was Tesla. Maybe INTC is spicy now because ofcthe drop thought of that?
Nvidias is not leaving the gaming market, their revenue is and always will be highly diversified. INTC revenue cagr is -5.2% over the last 5 years through a semiconductor shortage and AI boom. AMD epyc really ate into their data center market share, and neither AMD or INTC are really competitive in the gpu space. They will probably turn around at somepoint but no one really wants to sit in a stock that's going down or sideways for 5+ years.
INTC you ready to make phones yet?