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Intel: New CEO and his/her stock options.Conspiracy Theory: Intel is searching for a new CEO, and rumors are swirling about which company the new leader might come from. However, let's consider this from a CEO's perspective. Imagine receiving a signing bonus, a salary, and stock options. Wouldn't it be more incentivizing for a CEO to join when the company's stock is at its lowest? Lisa Su joined AMD when the company was near rock bottom. AMD sold off its buildings and foundry business, laid off employees, focused on the new Zen Architecture, and regained market share in budget-friendly GPUs and CPUs. In the end, a GREAT CEO was born. Now, fast forward to Intel: foundry rumors, massive layoffs, selling a few buildings and leasing back the space, using TSMC (to explore how an external foundry can support chip design), and introducing new architecture. From what I understand, this looks like a power play. Remember Unity? When Unity lost its CEO, they had a few interim CEOs, and the stock hit rock bottom. Look at it now—I wouldn't be surprised if it shoots past $50 next year. Update: I've been buying shares and options every day since this dip. Let's go! NOTE: not financial advice.
NASDAQ:INTCLong
by MartyLardy
2
Intel Struggles: Caution Advised for Next Week's Trading DecisioRecent Performance: Intel Corporation has seen a dramatic decline of over 60% in stock price this year following a robust 90% increase in 2023. The company's challenges are marked by leadership upheaval, particularly the resignation of CEO Pat Gelsinger, and operational hurdles that have left it the worst-performing chip stock in 2024. With significant competition from AMD and a shifting focus towards AI technologies, investor confidence is shaky. - Key Insights: Investors should be cautious and consider reallocating their funds, especially as Intel's leadership change raises uncertainty regarding future direction. The ongoing suspension of dividends and a $10 billion cost-cutting initiative signal financial distress, suggesting immediate red flags. Monitoring the stock within key price ranges will be crucial for navigating positions in the short term. - Expert Analysis: Analysts express skepticism about Intel’s future, particularly due to the need for new leadership capable of stabilizing the company's vision. Market sentiment is currently negative, with many strategists favoring alternative tech investments, such as Google, that offer better risk-reward profiles relative to Intel's current instability. - Price Targets: Based on present market conditions, next week targets for INTC are set as follows: - T1: 19.50 - T2: 21.00 - Stop levels to watch: - S1: 17.50 - S2: 16.50 - News Impact: The abrupt departure of CEO Pat Gelsinger is a critical event impacting investor sentiment and the strategic outlook for Intel. The company’s suspension of dividends and aggressive cost-reduction strategies, including layoffs, further highlight operational challenges ahead. Investors are keenly awaiting the appointment of a new CEO, whose vision could profoundly affect the future trajectory of the stock.
NASDAQ:INTCShort
by CrowdWisdomTrading
$INTC GGWP Bankruptcy is coming. SHORTIntel Announces Retirement of CEO Pat Gelsinger on December 2nd 2024. Thy have launched many faulty processors, instead of fixing their fkup they started to flee. Short it to 0. I sadly have bought one of these laptops with new gen intel CPU. AND IT DOES FEEL LIKE A FAULTY ONE. If I buy/long any of it is at 8-12$ just to play a round of "Casino Roulette". High risk low reward. Of course if they announce something positive this might change but I hardly doubt it.
NASDAQ:INTCShort
by Achilly
4
Intel 50% bear market rally** short term study ** ** This is not an investment opportunity, a trade only ** Since the 60% correction call (below) the market has oversold extensively leaving gaps behind. Gaps get filled. On the above daily chart price action has printed strong positive divergence together with a price action resistance breakout. The Gap is actually the break of market structure on the short idea. Buyers at this level will be a source of exit liquidity for the bear market continuation. Is it possible price action continues correcting? Sure. It it probable? No. Ww Type: trade Risk: You decide Return: 50% 60% correction call
NASDAQ:INTCLong
by without_worries
12
Intel: Im buying this dipIntel is a love-it-or-hate-it kind of company. When stock prices aren’t climbing, everyone seems to hate it. But when they’re soaring, everyone loves it. Let’s focus on the bottom line: no matter how much this company has stumbled, it’s still Intel. In today’s climate of uncertainty—especially after the pager explosions—the USA still relies on domestically made goods. Right now, the country has a new President who strongly supports that approach, whether you like him or not. If Intel plays its cards right, we might get a new Lisa Su like CEO. My Position: Buy the Dip I’m banking on Intel’s current strategy, which seems to mirror AMD’s approach after the Bulldozer fiasco. By cutting spending, flooding the GPU market, and integrating its GPU designs into laptops, Intel has a solid opportunity to gain market share (just look at Steam Stats for proof). Right now, Intel reminds me of AMD when it was trading at $1.50 per share. And as someone who has been an AMD fanboy since 2015, I have to admit: Team Blue looks like the better investment opportunity at this point. I’ll sketch out some charts later. To the four of you reading this—let’s make it happen! For the 4 of you reading. Let's do this! Disclaimer: I'm just a normal Joe. This is not financial advice.
NASDAQ:INTCLong
by MartyLardy
INTC oversold short term buying opportunitylong since 22.1. Trend is your friend (until it's not) Intel Corporation is engaged in designing and manufacturing of semiconductors. It operates through three segments: Intel Products, Intel Foundry, and All Other. Its Intel Products segment includes Client Computing Group (CCG), Data Center and AI (DCAI), Network and Edge (NEX). The CCG is focused on long-term operating system, system architecture, hardware, and application integration that enable PC experiences. Its DCAI segment offers workload-optimized solutions to cloud service providers and enterprise customers, along with silicon devices for communications service providers. Its NEX segment helps networks and edge compute systems from inflexible fixed-function hardware to general-purpose compute, acceleration, and networking devices running cloud-native software on programmable hardware. The Intel Foundry segment comprises Foundry Technology Development, Foundry Manufacturing and Supply Chain, and Foundry Services organizations. All Other segments include Altera, Mobileye, Other.
NASDAQ:INTCLong
by space_bear
INTC - Dec 24 Episodic pivot (Intel CEO leaves)Strategy Episodic pivot 2 Dec Entry Grading B 7points - But increased position size to 2R because it is episodic pivot Intel Announces Retirement of CEO Pat Gelsinger This trade is episodic and driven by attention. Purchased a $400 position; D1 shows a gap clearly above the 100SMA. The stop loss is set 8.74% below the recent low. With the average ADR% at 3.74%, the stop loss provides a safe buffer for price development. If this mirrors the Starbucks trend (+20%), it could jump on the announcement of a new CEO or positive development. Grading B 7points Idea based on recent hype +3 Greater force - There is alignment with SPX +2 Technicals - D1 and H1 recently above 100SMA
NASDAQ:INTCLong
by Ronin_trader
Will America's Tech Sovereignty Rise or Fall on a Silicon Chip?In the high-stakes chess game of global technological supremacy, Intel emerges as America's potential knight—a critical piece poised to reshape the semiconductor landscape. The battleground is not just silicon and circuits, but national security, economic resilience, and the future of technological innovation. As geopolitical tensions simmer and supply chain vulnerabilities become increasingly apparent, Intel stands at the crossroads of a transformative strategy that could determine whether the United States maintains its technological edge or surrenders ground to international competitors. The CHIPS and Science Act represents more than a financial investment; it is a bold declaration of technological independence. With billions of dollars earmarked to support domestic semiconductor production, the United States is making an unprecedented bet on Intel's ability to leapfrog current manufacturing limitations. The company's ambitious 18A process, slated for 2025, symbolizes more than a technological milestone—it represents a potential renaissance of American technological leadership, challenging the current dominance of Asian semiconductor manufacturers and positioning the United States as a critical player in the global tech ecosystem. Behind this narrative lies a profound challenge: can Intel transform from a traditional chip manufacturer into a strategic national asset? The potential partnership discussions with tech giants like Apple and Nvidia, and the looming geopolitical risks of over-reliance on foreign chip production, underscore a moment of critical transformation. Intel is no longer just a technology company—it has become a potential linchpin in America's strategy to maintain technological sovereignty, with the power to redefine global semiconductor production and secure the nation's strategic technological infrastructure.
NASDAQ:INTCLong
by signalmastermind
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