koolgal
08-24 15:19
🌟🌟🌟 $Intel(INTC)$ issued an additional USD 20 billion at USD 95 per share.  The ink was barely dry before the market sent Intel shares below USD 95.   Are you brave enough to drop a hook to this falling knife or staying away?

The deep value bulls see a big opportunity for bargain hunting.  Treating Intel like a failing tech company is a big no no.  With the US government backing domestic chip production, Intel represents a physical moat that no competitor can easily replicate.

Intel has just pocketed USD 20 billion in fresh cash to expand.  Buying below USD95 means you are getting a big discount.

The Bears said that this is a disaster.  Making cutting edge needs multi billion Capex. 

My Take:  If Intel gives you grey hair, it is best to buy $VanEck Semiconductor ETF(SMH)$ where you spread the risk and have the best semiconductor stocks in 1 powerful trade.

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The boss asked me to issue coins
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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