Coinbase$Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ still has a fairly healthy balance sheet. The company cited roughly $5.5 billion in USD resources, of which about 80% is cash and equivalents. There was a $148 million sequential decline in USD resources, but that wasn't as bad as a number of prior quarters. The major issue here is ongoing dilution, primarily through stock based compensation, which has sent the Class A (trading class) share count up by roughly 14 million shares in 2021 to nearly 183 million.
Computer processors giantIntel(INTC-0.59%)has been hanging out in Wall Street's bargain bin for quite a while. Arch rivalAdvanced Micro Devicesis stealing market share from the sector leader in key markets such as desktop and server processors, and Intel's attempts to gain a foothold in mobile devices never gained traction. You can trace most of Intel's troubles back to origin stories many years ago. The last couple of leadership teams have not been up to the task of managing Intel's formerly dominant market position.Fortunately, I'm convinced that Intel's business is back under competent leadership again. Current CEO Pat Gelsinger is an engineer at heart with decades of processor design experience. His career at Intel spans three decades, with a nine-year break to gain CEO experience at v
Computer processors giantIntel(INTC-0.59%)has been hanging out in Wall Street's bargain bin for quite a while. Arch rivalAdvanced Micro Devicesis stealing market share from the sector leader in key markets such as desktop and server processors, and Intel's attempts to gain a foothold in mobile devices never gained traction. You can trace most of Intel's troubles back to origin stories many years ago. The last couple of leadership teams have not been up to the task of managing Intel's formerly dominant market position.Fortunately, I'm convinced that Intel's business is back under competent leadership again. Current CEO Pat Gelsinger is an engineer at heart with decades of processor design experience. His career at Intel spans three decades, with a nine-year break to gain CEO experience at v
As the saying goes, take care of the downside and the upside will take care of itself. Markets move incycles. For those who have their capital reserves and a steady cash flow, I think a market crash wouldbe a good opportunity. Of course, one will need guts to go into the markets. The million dollar question is of course, when do we go in? I reckon this would be impossible to predict. Do u want to end up catching a falling knife or Wait till the coast it clear to go in. Do note that when the uplift comes. It is going to be swift. So for me, I would say go into themarket at a fix amount of funds every week or month. banks and commodities would be a Sector that I would be interested In going in