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Intel: Microprocessor Star
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Filed under: Intel (INTC), Stocks to Buy  Intel Corp. (INTC), first discussed here on March 30, 2009, at a price of $14.72, has dipped toward the $20 level, but just view that retreat as an "extended buying opportunity."
In 2011, the outlook for Intel's fundamental picture to continues to brighten. Revenue should rise 10% to 15% in 2011, after a 24% increase in 2010, as IT spending, the need to upgrade aging computers and new applications increase demand for Intel's next-generation microprocessors. Continue reading Intel: Microprocessor Star <>Intel: Microprocessor Star originally appeared on <>Blog...
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Intel Is Well-Positioned for the Media-Rich Age
INTC
-7.27%
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(closed on 03/31/11)
Filed under: Intel (INTC), Stocks to Buy  If you took advantage, as outlined, of the summer/early fall dip in Intel Corp. (INTC), first discussed here on March 30, 2009, at a price of $14.72, you made the correct move.
Intel retreated this spring and summer from $24 to $17.60 in bear-hug fashion, but found support at $17.60, with the stock popping back above the $20 level this fall. <>Further, in 2011 look for Intel's fundamental picture to continue to brighten. Revenue should rise 10% to 15% in 2011, after a likely 25% to 30% increase in 2010, as IT spending, the need to upgrade aging computers,...
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Intel (INTC): Getting Connected
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+1.26%
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(closed on 12/06/10)
Filed under: Intel (INTC), Newsletters, Stocks to Buy  "Intel (INTC) is moving into what I've described as the 'middle-markets; for processors; these markets include all sorts of mobile computing devices (smartphones, smartbooks, tablets, etc.) as well as a host of emerging 'connected devices'," says technology stock guru Paul McWilliams.
The editor of Next Inning explains, "Connected devices include stuff like TV, Blu-Ray players, Set-Top-Boxes, etc. that provide some level of computing power as well as Internet connectivity. Continue reading Intel (INTC): Getting Connected <><>Intel (INTC): Gettin...
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Has Intel Put in a Bottom at $17?
INTC
+1.08%
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(closed on 02/02/11)
Filed under: Intel (INTC), Stocks to Buy Is the selling over with Intel Corp. (INTC), first discussed here on March 30, 2009, at a price of $14.72? Perhaps. Intel's shares retreated this spring and summer from $24 to $17.60 in bear-hug fashion, but appears to have found support at that $17.60, with the stock popping back over the $20 level this fall. <>Meanwhile, Intel's fundamental picture continues to brighten. Look for an 8% to 10% revenue gain in 2011, after a likely 25% to 30% increase in 2010, as IT spending, the need to upgrade aging computers and new applications increase demand for Inte...
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Intel: Stay Bullish, Despite Downgrades
INTC
+10.40%
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105 days
(closed on 11/24/10)
Filed under: Earnings Reports, Intel (INTC), Newsletters, Stocks to Buy  "Two downgrades were just issued for Intel (INTC); these downgrades are based on the contention that, in so many words, INTC will fail to realize its revenue guidance for its third quarter," says Paul McWilliams, adding, "But I think that these analyst will be proven wrong."
<>The tech sector specialist and editor of Next Inning explains, "Revenue estimates provided by these analysts for all of the last five quarters have been less accurate than what you would expect if you simply pulled random numbers from a fruit jar. And...
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Five Popular Penny Stocks to Sell Now
INTC
-20.23%
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677 days
Filed under: Stocks to Sell  When it comes to buying inexpensive stocks, sometimes investors think that they can find bargains for just a few dollars a share. Sometimes they are right -- but other times these penny stocks can expose your portfolio to big risk and lose you a bundle in a hurry. Here are five popular stocks under $2 a share you should avoid like the plague.
Penny stock investing tends to be riskier than investing in large cap stocks, but that doesn't mean you have to settle for losers in your quest for big penny stocks that take off. Here are five penny stock losers to avoid:<><>Cont...
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A Lot to Like at Intel
INTC
-0.59%
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35 days
(closed on 08/11/10)
Filed under: Intel (INTC), Newsletters, Stocks to Buy "The tech sector remains one of the more attractive areas for investment. One stock in the technology group that offers a lot to like right now is Intel (INTC)," says Chuck Carlson. The editor of The DRIP Investor explains, "And the recent pullback in the stock price is now offering an excellent opportunity to begin building a position in these shares. <>"I like the fact that the company is coming off three quarters of much-better-than expected earnings. I like the stock's valuation at just 11 times the consensus 2010 earnings estimate of $1....
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Cramer on BloggingStocks: The Big-Name Comeback Kids
INTC
+27.59%
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879 days
Filed under: Microsoft (MSFT), Hewlett-Packard (HPQ), PepsiCo (PEP), Intel (INTC), Market matters, McDonald's (MCD), Procter and Gamble (PG), Stocks to Buy, Cramer on BloggingStocks TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says Pepsi, McDonald's and Intel are set to bounce back with a bang.
You can always tell a benign market by the comeback the doghouse names manage to give you.
Consider the errant cases of Pepsi (PEP) (Cramer's Take), McDonald's (MCD) (Cramer's Take) and Intel (INTC) (Cramer's Take). Al...
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Intel: Back up the truck
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+12.23%
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160 days
(closed on 04/04/10)
Filed under: Intel (INTC), Stocks to Buy  Bellwether Intel (NASDAQ: INTC), the world's largest semiconductor manufacturer, is signaling that the global economic recovery is strengthening, which is why I'm Reiterating my Buy rating for the company, first recommended on March 30, 2009 at a price of $14.72. If you bought Intel in late March, you're up 34%.
Look for Intel's FY2010 revenue to increase 10-15%, as customers re-build inventories to prepare for ramping demand for computers, and chip-laden devices, each of which thoroughly explains why institutional investors (IIs) have looked past INTC...
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Tech guru looks inside Intel (INTC)
INTC
-3.71%
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264 days
(closed on 07/07/10)
Filed under: Earnings reports, Intel (INTC), Newsletters, Stocks to Buy Paul McWilliams was one of the few to not be surprised by the upside surprises in recent quarterly earnings reports from Intel (NASDAQ: INTC), as he has been consistently more bullish than others on Wall Street. In his Next Inning, the tech stock specialist -- who personally owns a position in the stock -- offers a detailed and in-depth review of the firm's latest results and outlook. <>"For the first time in what now seems like at least a year, not a single analyst on the Intel conference call asked about whether netbook sa...
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Intel is the real deal.
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Intel has strong cash flow, excellent brand name, and no meaningful competitors. The company provides wide-range of semiconductor products that help any businesses globally to be more productive. It is almost impossible for any semiconductor company to compete with Intel. AMD is a good example. Intel is the real deal. When economy recovers, it will too.
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