>POPS>AHAHAHAHAHAHA
>>110199527neat, time to start buying intel stock again for the next run
>>110199527>over -22% after "softness in the PC market."So nobody can afford PCs anymore because everything silicon got super expensive but somehow intel doesn't profit from selling CPUs like crazy to data centers. How does that even work? They should be swimming in cash.
after hours usually doesn't mean anything since trade volume is so low but this could be the big one
>>110199527>RDDT Stock Drops As Soft Q4 Revenue Guidance, Search Traffic Decline And Logged-In-Only Transition Weigh>AHAHAHAHAHA
>>110199527>Amazon Ad Revenue Growth Slows in Q3, Ecommerce Giant Undershoots Earnings Estimates>LOL
If they misallocated captial worse than 2007, I'm going to lose my fucking mind.
>>110199527It's going to be the WHOLE ECONOMY
>>110199689I bet Dollar General, Walmart and Costco do gang busters though.
>>110199583That's the best part. They are blaming the PC market (which has been dead for years now) for them being incompetent sacks of shit that had a near monopoly on the datacenter market from roughly 2010-2020 and did nothing with it and got their shit kicked in from every direction. I have to respect them, though, for almost reaching $100 per share. It really shows how detached from reality the markets are.
>>110199689I fucking hope so. All this shit has been cooking long enough, and I don't even mean just the stock market
>>110199689Bye bye america
>>110199527>>110199594Wait, is Reddit worth more than Intel per share?
>>110199778>stocklet doesnt understand how market caps work
>>110199797
>a mere -22%this ain't nuthin
>>110199818resembles the legendary oof guy (some football coach)
>>110199689>>110199737>>110199769Shut up, retard.
>>110199776kek
>>110199594>edit: why am i being downvoted
>>110199527no memory, no buy
>AI bubble finally bursts>you can't even enjoy cheap hardware again because you gotta be drafted for WW3 in 2027>you just wanted to eat nuggers and play videogames
>>110200010I like how it keeps going up faster than inflation despite the fact that we don't produce anything anymore and everyone is poor.
>>110200141>you gotta be drafted for WW3 in 2027you were saying this shit last year and the year before too fuck off retard
>>110200669>faster than inflationNot even close.
>>110200669It happens that way because the inflation already happened before over a long period of time.Now, it's raising to the surface, everyone is noticing how much it build up over a decade.
>>110199583Don't more and more servers use ARM?
>>110200765Not really but they all have deals with amd instead of intel for good reasons (the intel CPUs being broken by design for several generations now, indian-tier failure rates on new hardware etc.)A few special cases are trying ARM, but that's mostly for non-CPU servers, e.g. a NAS can run arm and be cheaper this way due to lower electricity costs which is a win.
>>110199682Anon, it's so much more worse there will be a new word in the dictionary just for this once this is over.>>110199705Maybe costco, but doubt for the others. Discount stores these days are just as expensive as the more """serious""" stuff, so I don't think they benefit anywhere near as much during downturns.
>>110199527So the insider worked for Intel?I should have shorted and made it big...
>>110200010There is no support at the ~6200 level of the previous fall. The nearest support is at ~5000 but it's a weak support.
>>110200765ARM only works if you are big tech and already have your own chip design teams/partnership. COTS Arm systems aren't super competitive. Even with co-designed chips there are signals that x86 is still extremely competitive.One example is Google buying more x86 systems even after investing and deploying their own ARM chips. Clearly the economics aren't cut and dry for ARM.>>110200780Emerald and Sapphire rapids where actually great generations.AMD CPUs of the same generation had the problem where they technically had more cores and PCIe lanes then Intel but both could not be utilized fully because the infinity fabric actually took a significant portion of the chips power budget.
>>110199527
BUY THE DIP
>>110199527Wake me up when prices drop company values I couldn't give less of a shit about if it doesn't lead to price drops
>>110199583Wake me up when prices go down on consumer products until then this is just fearporn for the plebs about muh economyIf prices remain the same this isnt to get companies to panick but you so just idk go outside frolick in the grass enjoy some sun
>>110201027Prices will always be high, you don't know shit about this fake and gay economy and how company valuation works.
>>110199527It's still up 69% YoY which is insanely bubbly
>>110200996on one hand I want to, on the other the future isn't looking too bright so maybe it's a mistake
>>110199527You now remember that the US government owns stock in Intel.
>>110201390Remember that captain diapers bought part of it on behalf of the state, there is no possible scenario where they're not bailed out.
>>110199552I really should I think nova lake will be good and sell well
>>110201027Lmao imagine thinking the federal reserve would ever allow deflation to happen and the market to be healthy instead of fake and gay. The moment this bubble pops they'll just set interest rate to 0% again
>>110199527PC producers could be a good buy here, with the "hackening" and all. I suspect a lot of PC will get trashed, which will get replaced.
>>110199583>because everything silicon got super expensivecpu's haven't seen the rises that memory has.intel didn't anticipate the rise in memory and thought their pc revenue would continue.the less here is that they should be making less consumer silicon.
>>110200789how do you know that?
>>110201636Look at the chart........
>>110201639how do you know how strong the supports are?
>>110199583yes they should be swimming in cash but they dont have a competitive cpu in any segment and especially in the server area
>>110201646Roughly speaking, you use candle charts and check the historical volume buildup around the support, in conjunction with the move direction. If the candles "bounce" off a level at high volume, and do so repeatedly through time, you have a strong support. If it only bounces once, on ordinary or low volume, then it is weak, and so forth. There is a bit more to it, but that's the gist.
>>110201653their server sales are actually up 80% and they can't meet demand
>>110200996Intel has no future, technology will grow without intel chips.
>>110200141Throw yourself legs first under a bus. You will become crippled for life, and thus undraftable.Neetbux for life
>>110201982Intel has a guaranteed future, they're the only american fab and like 10% of it is owned by the american government. Noting can outpace x86-64 right now in terms of performance per watt, especially on the higher end.
>>110202296>they're the only american fabIsraeli, not American
>>110202311No, they're the only fab in the US.
>>110199552It was at less than 20 bucks 18 months ago and nobody wanted it at that price
Safe buy? They will bump 100% IMO, but maybe some anon has better insight
>>110202363Intel was still overvalued at 20. At 92 it's blind robbery. Intel is worth about 4. 3 would be a good buy for sure. I wouldn't touch it above 10 unless they seriously turn around and stop making curry-flavored chips with a dip of street shit.
>>110202385The typical pattern is if a news selloff happens and the company is otherwise stable the stock recovers 50% of the dip within a month or two.
>>110202447Thankfully, intel is not at all stable. The only reason they got propped so much is the US deals.
>>110202463You sound nervous, Bobo.
>>110202484On the contrary. Very very smug right now. Remember, mumu: pigs get slaughtered and you're looking quite fat right about now.
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now's the time to buy just invest im selling hceap please buy please
>>110199527click '1Y'click '5Y'click 'Max'
BUBBY BUBBY POPSLOP SLOP MAKES MY STOCK DROP
>>110202618we need more liquidity LOWER THE RATESease the quantity!!
>>110199527Zoom out
>>110203440zoom er
