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Intel (INTC)

62.50
+4.37 (7.52%)
as of Nov 11, 2026, 9:00:00 pm Market Closed.
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PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick June 9/11. Up 24.49%.)
COMMENT
(Market Call Minute.) The King of semiconductor manufacturing. They are as good as it gets. They are winning in market share in tablets and smart phones. Great dividend growth. He would buy this on any market strength.
DON'T BUY
There are some questions on their foray into the chip market for cell phones. Have obviously been the leader in the chip market for PCs but industry indications are that by the time 2015 arrives, there's going to be more tablets then there are PCs.
TOP PICK
This is a pairs trade with Advanced Micro Devices (AMD-N). Intel is not extremely positive at this time of year but it actually complements AMD’s Short.
TOP PICK
Tech is trading at lowest multiple in 30 years. Dividend growing by 25%. Major growth driven as growth goes to the cloud
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Great company. One of the concerns that the market has is that they will be doing a lot of CapX but historically they have gotten a lot out of their CapX. Trades at 13X earnings. 3% dividend yield. Have a lot of products coming out over the next little while. Good story going forward.
DON'T BUY
PCs are falling as a percentage of devices. Would choose another tech company.
BUY
Dominant player in semiconductor business. Cheap, strong balance sheet, well managed company. Sees growth and they will do well.
WATCH
Keeps thinking this stock should not be acting as well as it does because they are in the wrong spot, but clearly where they are, in terms of focusing on PCs and tablets, they are clearly they are taking back market share on some of the competitors. In the short term that has given them great earnings growth. Long-term growth strategy will not position them as well as some of the others.
BUY
Just made a new 52-week high. In the tech space there is reason to be a little bit constructive. A lot of companies have held off on their spending over the 2008-2009 period. There is a pent-up demand that will possibly be satisfied over the next little while. He prefers Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM-N).
WAIT
Margins at all time highs and it worries him a bit. What can they do next. Intel has the corner on PC market but they are an entrant into the tablet market and he would rather see that happen before buying.
HOLD
Earnings are returns 25% so it is not overpriced but earnings have been softening and the outlook for high-tech stocks is softening also. So we may have seen the highs for Intel.
SELL
Likes the company. They are behind the 8 ball a little bit on the tablets. Seems to fall back after it hits $25. If you own it, consider selling, at least part of it. Also, their largest customer is Hewlett-Packard (HPQ-N) and they just signed a joint venture agreement with ARM Holdings (ARMH-Q), a leader in the tablets space, which could be a competitive threat.
PARTIAL BUY
3.3% dividend and is growing quite smartly at over 10%. You learn something like $2.40 this year and with the $.80 dividend there is room to raise the dividend. Maybe buy half a position now and if the market pulls back a little you have an opportunity to buy the rest.
BUY
Very reasonable dividend yield. This is the company that provides the engine for the whole PC operating business. Continues to produce cash flow out of its ears. Rock solid balance sheet and lots of international exposure.
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