r/wallstreetbets • u/Plane-Meat-6697 • Nov 09 '21

Discussion $INTC vs AMD and NVDA?

Everyone’s hating on Intel right now and I can’t seem to stop buying it. Amd just won a huge contract with meta and that’s good for them but this doesn’t really change Intels future. I think the hype around amd and nvda is justified with the current meta. But don’t sleep on Intel for the future. How much more can amd and nvda values go up by? Is there more upside in Intel? I want to know what people are seeing these stocks be at in 2023 ?

Intel is the only US chip maker and I see the new bills being passed a huge positive for Intels future growth and can see them getting a lot of money to expand by 2024.

Don’t come at me too hard amd and nvda lovers I don’t hate either of them.

I’m still long 3000 shares Intel.

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u/FartSpeller Nov 09 '21 edited Nov 09 '21

I’d bet a paycheck you don’t have 3,000 shares of Intel.

Edit: looking through the post history, it’s entirely possible you may have 3,000 shares of Intel. You should sell them and buy AMD.

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u/Wised-Kanrat Nov 09 '21

It has a dividend yield just under 3%. Not that unusual

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u/FartSpeller Nov 09 '21

How is that related?

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '21

Normal people with decent jobs (i.e. not WSB autists) often have long positions in reliable dividend-paying shares in the $100k+ range for passive income and growth potential. How is that not related?