Intel Corp (NASDAQ:INTC)

likely to move UP

These guys aren't dumb. Will figure out new business models to offset declining PC sales and further take advantage of mobile revolution. Ultrabook gambit failed but too much horsepower and resources - they will recover. One key driver will be cloud/server. And when the #1 PC (Mac!) runs on your kit, you're doing something right.

Computers/servers are the basis of future technology. Processors, which Intel is the primary producer of, are the primary component and driver of this technology.

Tablets, dude, tablets!

Brand check, money check, production power check, p/e check, dividend check, volatile check

all intel need now is to buy company that have the technology that intel need to catch up to others and we got ourself a fun little battle.

Intel has a great core foundation that isn't really shrinking. While the PC market does continue to shrink, Intel's Data Center Group continues to grow. The unknown is how big their Mobile businesses will become, but I'm betting on them at minimum becoming a viable player in the market which would drive significantly growth in both revenues and earnings. They also have the potential for significant growth in that market through either something disruptive on the own or an acquisition.

Blue chip with an excellent balance sheet and yield. Not in fashion right now on Wall St. but if you believe in value and income investing this is an excellent choice. They'll come up with great mobile CPU's and the stock will jump eventually. Best of breed chip maker.

I expect INTC price to fall 2.5% in year (revert to trend growth in value). I expect S&P 500 price to fall 5% during same time.

Intel - CPU's
Yield %   3.70
Total Debt / Equity   0.26
Price Earnings   12.10
Price/Sales   2.26
Price/Book   2.34
Price/Cash Flow   5.70

It's really hard to say where intel will be 5 years from now. On the one hand, for businesses, there is no better choice than to buy computers with top of the line intel processors. But on the other hand, private consumers are shying away more and more from Win(8)tel systems. I can't ever see myself without a Wintel system at work, but at the same time, I am using less and less of it at home. My bet is that this stock will lose out in the long run, as ARM and other processing technologies take a bite out of INTC.

Long term buy! Intel got back stabbed by ARM driving the tablet hype. This trend will continue. However, the next generation tablets will run on Intel processors.

Juggernaut of its industry. Loved this @ $20.xx - $21.xx obviously, I just registered on this site so I'm not sure how it will record my position on INTC

This stock is cheap. I see a lot of buzz coming with the new chips in June.

Seems undervalued due to the expected death of the PC. A near 4% dividend while this company continues to be one most effective in the semiconductor business. I'm not willing to bet that INTC won't be able to break into the mobile/tablet space.

Dividends.

Intel is valued low due to the slow death of the PC and the assumption that they will not be able to move into the mobile space.

If INTC, with all its money, expertise, and resources, is not able to move into the mobile space and become a major player, it will be an epic failure of management worthy of the history books.

I don't think management is that clueless.

A declining PC market will not be the end of Intel.

Intel is all about that dividend. With a 4% yield, why are you even bothering with bank accounts and savings bonds? Just buy some Intel stock. But, besides the dividend, Intel has a lot going for it. It is a very experienced company and knows a lot about its business, computer chips. In addition, Intel is ramping up to take on the declining PC market by implementing its Haswell processors in tablets and ultrabooks. The company believes that these products will help to stem its losses from the PC market being slowly whittled away.

It is great to see that intel is doing great. Now if i could pick an entry point just before it will start rising. I'm afraid i can miss stock rally in November. May-July should be good entry point due to leadership change (or absence :)

Although general pc's are going down, I think that the new Convertible market has room for growth. It gives business users the best of both worlds. We get the productive laptop along with the fun tablet. How can you go wrong?