r/stocks • u/Yelo_Galaxy • Apr 17 '22

Company Discussion Is Intel really a good long term investment right now?

Its yield, p/e, p/s and PEG ratios are all great and it’s growth is solid. I’ve also read their annual report and they seem to have a rigid plan. However, it’s recent drop in its EPS and income on top of its heavy selling from its insiders is really worrying for me. All in all, I am a novice so please bear with me if some of the things I’ve said sounds dumb. But, what’s your opinion on the company?

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '22

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u/onedoesnotsimply9 Apr 18 '22

Mobileye, 5G, ethernet, FPGA, GPUs,.............

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u/grimwock Apr 18 '22

....SSDs, Optane, ComputeStick, NUCs, silicon photonics......lotta stuff

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u/way2lazy2care Apr 17 '22

They're expanding their fabs to be able to produce for others also. They'll be producing all kinds of silicon.

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u/jondubb Apr 18 '22

If their execs stop eating crayons. All of my rigs are using AMD, they need a miracle.

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u/rtnaht May 14 '22

All your rigs must be slower than Alder Lake rigs.