Originally posted by: PingSpike
Intel still has a lot of already heavily discounted garbage they need to get rid of.
Originally posted by: LordSnailz
They price should go up by q4, q1 07 ....
Originally posted by: AnonymouseUser
Originally posted by: PingSpike
Intel still has a lot of already heavily discounted garbage they need to get rid of.
The only thing propping the share price up lately is the dividend. Now that that is out of the way...
Originally posted by: virtualgames0
Core2Duos are selling like hotcakes. Share prices are at all time lows.
What's keeping it from going up?
Usually stocks skyrocket a month before a highly anticipated item comes out.
Originally posted by: IHAVEAQUESTION
Originally posted by: AnonymouseUser
Originally posted by: PingSpike
Intel still has a lot of already heavily discounted garbage they need to get rid of.
The only thing propping the share price up lately is the dividend. Now that that is out of the way...
Doesn't make sense at all. Dividend normally doesn't prop up the share price, if anything it reduces the worth of the company.
Originally posted by: phatj
helloooooooo
ever hear 'BUY LOW SELL HIGH'?
well intel is near an all time low.... soo... buy????
Originally posted by: Nyati13
Originally posted by: virtualgames0
Core2Duos are selling like hotcakes. Share prices are at all time lows.
What's keeping it from going up?
Usually stocks skyrocket a month before a highly anticipated item comes out.
Selling like hotcakes, yes, but still less than 5% of Intel's total production. The other 95% is (now obsolete) Pentium 4 based stuff.
Originally posted by: Dacalo
Uh, check out recent press releases as well as last quarter earnings, no so hot.
One word: marketshare.
Originally posted by: virtualgames0
Originally posted by: Nyati13
Selling like hotcakes, yes, but still less than 5% of Intel's total production. The other 95% is (now obsolete) Pentium 4 based stuff.
I'm pretty sure intel stopped production on P4s and are just trying to get rid of inventory.
Originally posted by: Nyati13
Originally posted by: virtualgames0
Originally posted by: Nyati13
Selling like hotcakes, yes, but still less than 5% of Intel's total production. The other 95% is (now obsolete) Pentium 4 based stuff.
I'm pretty sure intel stopped production on P4s and are just trying to get rid of inventory.
Core 2 production will hit at most 25% of Intel's total production by the end of 2006 (and that seems to be slipping a bit, I've heard 20% is the real number). Intel is still producing P4 based chips.
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