Intel: A Perfect Example Of Why 'Cheap' Doesn't Always Mean 'Buy'
Intel's transformation into a foundry business has led to declining core business revenues and profitability, with no immediate catalysts for stock growth.Government funding will not solve the company's problems; INTC's future profitability remains uncertain, and the stock continues to underperform the broader market.The stock appears extremely cheap, trading below book value, but lacks the necessary catalysts to justify an investment.I maintain a "Hold" rating on Intel due to limited downside risk, significant opportunity costs, and uncertain future prospects.luza studios Introduction I am sad to see Intel where it is. Five years ago, it was one of the largest chip designers for consumer electronics and more. This business is still the largest part of the company, but it has been