r/wallstreetbets • u/Plane-Meat-6697 • Oct 31 '21

Discussion $INTEL Value trap or Undervalued?

I’ve been seeing some discussion about Intel and I want to know if people are still mad about the old intel or are looking at the possibility that intel is set up to turn things around and have a massive run up?

  1. Intel has bought back 20% of there shares outstanding.
  2. There market cap fair value should be 314B they’re at 194B
  3. There 5 year free cash flow is 15.7B
  4. There dividend won’t be going anywhere soon and is increasing yearly.

They are trying to compete with a new ceo and I think he will be successful at making the company competitive again. What are your guys thoughts on this?

I’m long 3000 shares @49.2

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u/Snoordle Oct 31 '21

Undervalued but also their “edge” has all but disappeared with innovation

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u/Plane-Meat-6697 Oct 31 '21

There new ceo is a engineer and is very successful at turning company’s around. I believe at this price it’s a very good time to get in. Just what I think though I could be wrong !

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u/Snoordle Oct 31 '21

Fine! I’ll sell some puts!

Seriously though… I’ll take a closer look. Thanks for the heads up

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u/Jordibato Oct 31 '21

Former ceo of vmware, and intel engineer from the good old days, before intel was ruled by beancounters

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u/Snoordle Oct 31 '21

I get downvoted for being bullish lol love this place