Intel Corp (INTC)

Wonderful long-term acquire. I'll always be looking for dips.

Currently, I'm just looking for a pullback to somewhere under $18. That's when I'll change from Bear to Bull on INTC.

Investors have fully priced in an immediate recovery

Computer market is too congested. Now world is having depression. when in depression, people are not like to buy new computer or other house hold goods.

Strength of core operations is already recognized in share price. Wont' keep pace with broader market in the event of economic recovery.

Microsoft says 2-4 years to restore revenue growth. How will Intel do it? Looks like it will visit 12 before hitting 20.

Intel is overvalue. Need a healthy correction. Demand is very low. I do not like media spins because it will only cause more damages. Intel is not at the bottom until it reaches $10.

Hey, wait, what happened? I thought that we were supposed to be the one's who uhhh..... Oh, this isn't good.

why would a company with $16B in cash file to sell $1B in shares at a discount to its current price?
(not my insight)

I cannot see these guys changing the market, no one is buying computers right now. Other than the odd Apple are you buying?

good company that's out of favor. I'm holding

EPS estimate down to 0.80 from 1.45 3 mths ago, fair value estimation @ $8-$10 region which mean current price is overvalued by 30%.

PRC factor (downtrend) is a big unknown and will have significant impact to intel revenue in next couple of months.

Consumer behaviour is changing where best value is the name of the game. New buyer will buy the best value not the top of the line. Current PC owner will unlikely invest more on upgrades.

For sure PC landscape will change and how intel can capitalize on this is still yet to be seen. I wouldn't write off AMD as yet though their challenges this year will be debt and new product line.

Ecery computer comes off the line with an Intel chip in it. Intel was a nice niche in the market and has cornered the market.

This is a tough call, depending on what happens to Advanced Micro Devices (AMD). If AMD goes under, Intel becomes a monopoly. That could mean issues, most of them bad. Still, as the information age matures, I believe there will be strong demand for Intel's chips. INTC may do well in the near-term; it's the longer term I'm concerned about.

I love this company and believe it's one of the few long term buy and hold stocks in the Technology sector.

But the company has peak gross margins right now and I see those crashing down hard. the Forward PE is probably too high right now... I like Intel at $10 though... just not at $14

Big downlide risk in the next few weeks if INTC gets more bad legal news like the recent revalations from Microsoft about reclassifying some Intel Chipsets as "Vista Ready" when they were not. I've read lots of opinions on either side of the issue; but the publicity looks bad for the stock in the next few weeks.

Intel is the definitive leader in the chip market. Slow sales of PC's for the next year or so will keep their price down. It looks like a good buy now for long term growth.

I've been an Intel fan for years, however I think that now is not the time to try to pick up your eight dollars. Is it going up in three weeks, three years? Not enough dividend to pay me to wait.

Intel is finally getting spanked for their illegal business routines. INTEL SUCKS HARD and you all should sell their stock ASAP before you lose your shirts and all of your hard earned funds. SELL-SELL-SELL IMMEDIATELY!!!

The recent anti-trust ruling in Asia against Intel cost the company ten's of millions of dollars. Other governments are still investigating them as well. SELL IMMEDIATELY!!

Don't say I didn't warn you. SEE MY RECOMMENDATION ON THEIR MAIN COMPETITOR: AMD.

BRUSSELS, July 17 (Reuters) - European Union antitrust regulators made new accusations against chipmaker Intel Corp (INTC.O: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) on Thursday, saying it paid retailers to exclude PCs with chips made by rival Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.N: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz).

spending on technology will drop in the near term.