Welp... That Was That. And I Guess I Was Wrong.
(For now.)
Bears gonna bear, bulls gonna bull, and Intel’s still out here quietly building the Death Star while everyone’s chasing squirrel stocks hitting all-time highs. Yeah, we’re not mooning yet, but I still believe INTC will outpace most of the market on a YTD basis 2–3 years from now. Why settle for 50–100% gains when there’s a potential 200–400% monster comeback on deck? Even a smooth double to $50/share would dunk on most “safe” tech plays.
Analysis (a.k.a. my hopium-fueled thesis):
I’m still convinced this setup mirrors Pat Gelsinger’s 2023 run — but this time, without the rug-pull. Intel’s trimming the fat, locking in on its foundry moonshot, and going full Dragon Ball Z with a “laser focus” on margins and product execution. When they finally deliver a quarter with positive GAAP and non-GAAP EPS and beat expectations? That’s your ignition point for the mother of all squeezes. Until then, they’re still checking boxes and marching toward the target.
This sell-off? Overcooked.
I’m still holding, still in my leaps, and I’m not even thinking about touching that sell button until we fly past $70+.
Remember when people clowned AMD before Lisa Su pulled off the Zen-volution?
Yeah. Intel’s setting up for their own comeback tour. And I’ve got front-row seats. 🧠🚀📈
I'm still in it. Shares + Leaps....
You know the drill...
Disclaimer:
I am not a licensed financial advisor. The information provided in this content is for entertainment and informational purposes only, and should not be construed as financial or investment advice. All investments carry risk, and you should do your own research or consult with a qualified professional before making any financial decisions. Past performance is not indicative of future results. I may hold positions in the securities discussed.
(For now.)
Bears gonna bear, bulls gonna bull, and Intel’s still out here quietly building the Death Star while everyone’s chasing squirrel stocks hitting all-time highs. Yeah, we’re not mooning yet, but I still believe INTC will outpace most of the market on a YTD basis 2–3 years from now. Why settle for 50–100% gains when there’s a potential 200–400% monster comeback on deck? Even a smooth double to $50/share would dunk on most “safe” tech plays.
Analysis (a.k.a. my hopium-fueled thesis):
I’m still convinced this setup mirrors Pat Gelsinger’s 2023 run — but this time, without the rug-pull. Intel’s trimming the fat, locking in on its foundry moonshot, and going full Dragon Ball Z with a “laser focus” on margins and product execution. When they finally deliver a quarter with positive GAAP and non-GAAP EPS and beat expectations? That’s your ignition point for the mother of all squeezes. Until then, they’re still checking boxes and marching toward the target.
This sell-off? Overcooked.
I’m still holding, still in my leaps, and I’m not even thinking about touching that sell button until we fly past $70+.
Remember when people clowned AMD before Lisa Su pulled off the Zen-volution?
Yeah. Intel’s setting up for their own comeback tour. And I’ve got front-row seats. 🧠🚀📈
I'm still in it. Shares + Leaps....
You know the drill...
Disclaimer:
I am not a licensed financial advisor. The information provided in this content is for entertainment and informational purposes only, and should not be construed as financial or investment advice. All investments carry risk, and you should do your own research or consult with a qualified professional before making any financial decisions. Past performance is not indicative of future results. I may hold positions in the securities discussed.
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