koolgal
14:22
Investing in $Intel(INTC)$ is like deciding whether to buy a house that needs a lot of fixing up.  It could be worth a lot more later, or it could cost you more time & money than expected.

Reasons to buy Intel:  The US government wants chips to be made in America & they are giving Intel billions in support to make that happen.

The Comeback Plan: Intel is building massive new factories to make chips for other companies, which could unlock huge new profits in a few years.

High Demand: Right now, there is a shortage of computer processors or CPUs.  Because of this, Intel can charge higher prices for its products.

Reasons to Pause: 

Tough competition: Fierce rivals like AMD are still winning a lot of market share & Intel is spending a massive amount of money just to catch up.

Bad Timing: With high interest rates & global tensions rising, Intel is under a lot of pressure right now.

Choose to invest if you have a long term horizon.  Pause if you are nervous.

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Hello everyone! Today is the eve of the "US Stock Earnings Week War", and it is also the first day of this tiger! To be honest, the boss stuffed a pocket of tiger coins as soon as he entered the office, and gave a death order: "If you can't finish it in a month, don't think about getting off work!" In order to get off work early and eat hot pot, I will hold fresh topics here every day and wait for everyone. As long as you dare to talk, I dare to send it! Look directly at today's hot discussion šŸ‘‡ šŸ”„ The Nasdaq 100 fell 1.1%. Should the Fed FOMC + Big Four be safe from earnings week?
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