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Intel (INTC)

90.07
-2.06 (2.24%)
as of Aug 21, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconAug 22, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 29 opinions in the last 12 months.

Intel has experienced a notable turnaround under the new CEO with a significant rally of 321% in shares since their appointment. While the company has ambitious plans to strengthen its foothold in chip manufacturing, opinions on its sustainability and long-term growth prospects vary among experts. Some highlight the domestic manufacturing advantage and increasing demand for CPUs, particularly due to the rise of AI applications. However, there are concerns regarding the company's high valuation metrics compared to competitors and its ability to meet demand challenges amid an evolving semiconductor landscape. Overall, while optimism surrounding Intel's turnaround persists, caution is urged due to potential overvaluation and reliance on favorable market conditions.

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Mixed
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Overvalued
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Had a faulty chip on their new processor and took a $700 million hit. Thinks this will pass. There is so much great choice in techs that he would probably gravitate to some of the others.
COMMENT
($10 billion buy back of its stock.) Valuations on tech stocks are very exciting. Cash flows are tremendous. Balance sheets are in good shape. Has never been a better time to Buy tech companies. His favourites are Microsoft (MSFT-Q) and Cisco (CSCO-Q).
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Won’t be in mobility for a few years. Arm is a real threat. It has done really well.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Feb 3/10. Up 9.89%.) Still likes. 3.5% yield. Probably a 40% upside.
WEAK BUY
Hasn’t done as well as rest of tech sector because PC business is slow growing. Some of their efforts will probably bear fruit over the next year or two.
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GE (GE-N) or Intel (INTC-Q)? Both are reasonably attractive on a multiple basis but would probably choose GE, which is less of a commodity type play.
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Biggest of the semi-conductors. High margin business in the 60% range. Good dividend. Reasonable multiple. Prefers others.
PAST TOP PICK
(Top Pick Nov 30/09, Up 10.36%) Still loves it.
BUY
Reasonably valued on an earnings basis. Very well run basis. Really likes the dividend that was instituted a few years ago and has really grown. The dividend forces the management to ensure positive cash flow. 10x cash flow – a good multiple.
DON'T BUY
He owns Cisco. Inexpensive stock but much more cyclical. It is the senior company in this area. Prefers Cisco.
TOP PICK
Gives a dividend that is 30% above the 10-year treasury yield. No net debt. Gives a long-term option on global growth.
DON'T BUY
Poster child for the semiconductor group. Has been under performing. 75% of the stocks in the S&P have had stronger price performance. Look at ARM Holdings (ARMH-Q) instead.
WEAK BUY
Most senior of semiconductor companies. Last earnings reported record margins. Pared back revenue estimates and there is some weakness in the PC area with a move towards tablet type devices. Would probably gravitate more towards an Apple (AAPL-Q), Google (GOOG-Q), Cisco (CSCO-Q) or Oracle (ORCL-Q).
HOLD
Pretty strong seasonality, usually from Oct 9 until Jan 17 when the technology sector picks up. Technically it is not looking very interesting at this time. This is going to be a good one.
TOP PICK
Global, no net debt, ROE of 22.5%, 9% earnings yield, 11 P/E and 3.4% dividend. If your time-line is 3-10 years you want to own this. It’s cheap. People are fixated on growth. His view is that if capital is at risk, make sure management is protecting your capital and giving you a tangible return on that capital.
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