Intel A Good Stock to Buy right now?

[JS80]

buy SLV (silver ETF)

 

[davestar]

Originally posted by: Schfifty Five

Originally posted by: davestar

Originally posted by: Schfifty Five
...anything under $20 is a good buy.

hmmm, i recommend not following this guy's advice.

Way to take my post out of context you friggin moron. If you didn't understand my post, you should take a course in reading comprehension asswipe.

i wonder about people that react like this...

but if you wanna talk about reading comprehension, examine your writing first. "anywhere under $20" is what you should've used b/c it refers back to the price of intel, but "anything under $20" sounds like you're recommending all cheap stocks.

 

[Ricochet]

I may just buy it too. I just bought Dell since it was in the same position.

 

[Schfifty Five]

Originally posted by: davestar

Originally posted by: Schfifty Five

Originally posted by: davestar

Originally posted by: Schfifty Five
...anything under $20 is a good buy.

hmmm, i recommend not following this guy's advice.

Way to take my post out of context you friggin moron. If you didn't understand my post, you should take a course in reading comprehension asswipe.

i wonder about people that react like this...

but if you wanna talk about reading comprehension, examine your writing first. "anywhere under $20" is what you should've used b/c it refers back to the price of intel, but "anything under $20" sounds like you're recommending all cheap stocks.

Are you really that stupid? Seems like it.

Again if you can't figure out what I wrote in context, then you are just being nit picky and a douche.

 

[Mermaidman]

Originally posted by: Schfifty Five
Yes it's still a good time to buy, anything under $20 is a good buy. Intel is heading to $30 by year end.

I hope so. I've already committed . . .

 

[FelixDeCat]

Intel A Good Stock to Buy right now?

Hellz yeah.

Of course it is. Woodcrest and Conroe arent priced in yet. AMD is about to get its a$$ handed to them. They already whining and crying with YAAL (yet another antitrust lawsuit).

:shocked: $100 by 2008! :shocked:

 

[Passions]

Really????

I never bought stocks before. Should I sign up with Ameritrade and buy $10,000 worth of Intel?

It's just sitting in my ING account making only 4% a year. I don't have to have it so liquid anymore. What do you all think?

 

[FelixDeCat]

Originally posted by: Passions
Really????

I never bought stocks before. Should I sign up with Ameritrade and buy $10,000 worth of Intel?

It's just sitting in my ING account making only 4% a year. I don't have to have it so liquid anymore. What do you all think?

Nothing is guaranteed, and its never smart to put all your eggs in one basket. 5% of a portfolio might be a good thing, however.

 

[Passions]

Originally posted by: FelixDeKat

Originally posted by: Passions
Really????

I never bought stocks before. Should I sign up with Ameritrade and buy $10,000 worth of Intel?

It's just sitting in my ING account making only 4% a year. I don't have to have it so liquid anymore. What do you all think?

Nothing is guaranteed, and its never smart to put all your eggs in one basket. 5% of a portfolio might be a good thing, however.

But it's not like Intel stock is going to bomb out and I lose all $10,000 over the next few years rite?

 

[drnickriviera]

Do you have the dicipline to keep the money in there? What will you do when your 10k is only worth 9k, 8k, 5k?

 

[Passions]

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=INTC&t=5y

Hmmm..looks like in about 2 years you can make a good 50% profit.

WOOHOO!

 

[Schfifty Five]

Originally posted by: Passions

Originally posted by: FelixDeKat

Originally posted by: Passions
Really????

I never bought stocks before. Should I sign up with Ameritrade and buy $10,000 worth of Intel?

It's just sitting in my ING account making only 4% a year. I don't have to have it so liquid anymore. What do you all think?

Nothing is guaranteed, and its never smart to put all your eggs in one basket. 5% of a portfolio might be a good thing, however.

But it's not like Intel stock is going to bomb out and I lose all $10,000 over the next few years rite?

DO IT!

 

[Acanthus]

Originally posted by: Passions
Really????

I never bought stocks before. Should I sign up with Ameritrade and buy $10,000 worth of Intel?

It's just sitting in my ING account making only 4% a year. I don't have to have it so liquid anymore. What do you all think?

Intel, Rambus, and Sony are undervalued right now. Oil is going to go nowhere but up as well. Natural gas is volatile, stay away. Gold is high, Silver is low.

Havent been watching the rest, this is where my money is.

Sonys profit last quarter was low becuase of large restructuring costs and the enormous cost of developing the PS3 and co-developing Cell with IBM. It should recover nicely after the PS3 launch. Itll be a good short term stock. (in my estimates)

Rambus is still winning DDR lawsuits, and has XDR technology licensing deals, as well as rambus RaSer bus technology. Almost every part of the PS3 uses rambus technology in some way. A successful PS3 launch will mean solid gains for rambus. Theyve also got a major DDR lawsuit sitting out there. I bought in much lower than its current price though, it may not be wise to buy in now.

Microsoft might be a good buy right now. Investors are dumping it because of the populatiry of google, supply problems with the 360 failing to capitalize on the PS3 delay, and the Vista doom and gloom.

Microsoft knows how to make money, and how to play dirty, and with the recent huge hit on their stock it could be a great time to buy.

 

[codeyf]

Hmmm...got my finger on the trigger. INTC @ $18.24 right now...

 

[vi edit]

Originally posted by: codeyf
Hmmm...got my finger on the trigger. INTC @ $18.24 right now...

Should have pulled when it was in the $16's last week. Right now I'd wait and see what it does tomorrow. They were upgraded this morning for their target prices (from $21 to $23) and opened pretty good, but fell off early in the afternoon. After market trading is down as well.

 

[Achtung]

Originally posted by: Passions
Really????

I never bought stocks before. Should I sign up with Ameritrade and buy $10,000 worth of Intel?

It's just sitting in my ING account making only 4% a year. I don't have to have it so liquid anymore. What do you all think?

Yeah... you might want to learn a little more about investing before pulling the trigger on thousands of dollars worth of shares.

 

[EKKC]

expect a loss. im down a lot in terms of unrealized losses. never venture into stocks thinking you will make millions. you'll end up selling lowand buying high.

go into savings accounts if you cant afford to lose the investment. if you're not good with investing try mutual funds first.

 

[Achtung]

Stocks are a long-term investment, there's just no way around that. You can't go in expecting to make a quick buck. You'll just end up panicking and losing money instead.

I bought 100 shares of Intel a few months ago around $20, and now its at $18.24, so I've lost about $180 on it so far. If that sounds like something that would make you nervous, don't jump in.

 

[vi edit]

Originally posted by: Achtung
Stocks are a long-term investment, there's just no way around that. You can't go in expecting to make a quick buck. You'll just end up panicking and losing money instead.

I bought 100 shares of Intel a few months ago around $20, and now its at $18.24, so I've lost about $180 on it so far. If that sounds like something that would make you nervous, don't jump in.

A lot of new investors forgot to factor in commissions on the buy and sell and then the nasty capital gains taxes on short term holds. Once you factor that in, your realized profits on short flips really get knocked down.

 

[codeyf]

I bought. Couldn't be much worse then what Getty (GYI) did to me...

 

[IHAVEAQUESTION]

I bought 150 shares @ $18.69 a month ago. I am still in the red but much better than when it was $16.75. It's hovering around $18 now, I think that's a good price for a company that's going to come out with new chips and likely to gain back market share in the near future. I agree, though, that stocks is for the long run. If you have read a book called "Stocks for the long run" by Jeremy Siegel, you will know, very surprisingly, that stocks are the most stable and the most profitable investment you can make when compared to bonds, bills and gold. But again, not every stock does that...so you need to do your own research.

 

[IHAVEAQUESTION]

Very weird. Intel stocks up 2.5% so far this morning with no apparent good news coming out. Tomorrow will be an interesting day when Fed announces the quarter point increase in interest rate. I think everything will have to be reassessed after the announcement. So if you want to make a move, wait til tomorow.

 

[Ika]

Originally posted by: IHAVEAQUESTION
Very weird. Intel stocks up 2.5% so far this morning with no apparent good news coming out. Tomorrow will be an interesting day when Fed announces the quarter point increase in interest rate. I think everything will have to be reassessed after the announcement. So if you want to make a move, wait til tomorow.

if stocks went up or down based on good news, traders would be rejoicing. bad news is, it's nowhere NEAR that predictable.

 

[dullard]

Originally posted by: IHAVEAQUESTION
Very weird. Intel stocks up 2.5% so far this morning with no apparent good news coming out.

Possible reason?

 

[AgentEL]

It seems that the stocks have already adjusted with the expectation that the Fed will increase the interest rate. If they do as expected, I can't see the stock market fluctuating very much.