@wmf Thanks for the article.
I think a market or sector decline could drive Intel below the $10 mentioned in the article and see $7 to $12 as an extreme low, last hit in the GFC (so one can guess what I think is coming to this 1920s market).
Their target is based on a gross margin of 5%, and they seem to be focused on revenues and not cost. Certainly the company can lose another 15k headcount and further scale back equipping the new fab shells.
The company is also about to start selling off product groups, which will make it more difficult for the stock to get to an extreme low. Altera, Mobileye, NEX at the least and maybe DCG and some other lagging groups.
Their timeframe is 2 to 4 years, by which time Floundry will have picked up a few more customers and I'd think the company would be a far more lean operation than is currently the case.