Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

Intel will not catch up. It is going to the reverse direction.

We broke 20! Pop the bubbly!

I am waiting for it to be down $15 for a rebounce.

The velocity of change prevents Intel from ever being a viable company again. It's too big too move, and by the time it moves, things have already changed again. The writing is on the wall

Stock bouncing on rumors that the Board is out and Pat is going to come back.

If a market/sector downturn drags Intel down to the $7.55 2008 lows, there will be much greater stock price concerns than that of Intel.

Market acting like it is 1929, the only problem being of course 1930.

Even gold won't offer protection, since the gov't would repatriate it if/when this debt-bubble economy implodes.

Then of course there is the nuclear conflict that follows.

Now that Intel has discarded the deadweight employees, the stock should be set to soar.

its all good

Even if sector can rebounce, Intel will still fall behind further with its own mess and no new CEO can fix a company on the first or second year. It may jump to OP guesstimate price when a new CEO announces then will eventually fall back down again until China market is back to normal level for Intel

Nobody is to blame but the Board room

In past Intel would have purchased a Rigetti, make some people rich, then destroy the company. Since Intel is broke and rudderless, they’ll just have to find another way

Perhaps Intel could sub out quantum’s AC, operating at near 0 degrees Kelvin, to cool the legacy products? May even be able to increase clock speed and announce a new product line. I mean, Pat stated Intel was an AI player, now that that ship has sailed, time for the Qbit messaging. Right?

This is what a state of the art processor looks like. I’m waiting for Intel to announce their own skunk works offering:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LtO8Y-LQJsY

This is the future. Where’s the Intel offering?

@smd I started with IONQ some time ago, knowing the whole sector was just starting to get revenue, yet in some cases selling a lot of stock and debt to fund R&D.

When it took off I bought the others in equal amount. Then AWS announced they would host a Quantum service for testing and the sector really went wild. More recently Google announced the Willow processor and the sector when wild^10.

I think at this point that the valuations exceed any reasonable expectation and that the smaller of the companies have little R&D, revenue or anything beyond speculation for the price moves. I'm not a momo or meme trader, but sometimes an investment gets popular.

So IONQ, RGTI or QMCO, then maybe QUBT, with QBTS and ARQQ the most questionable. QTUM has some of them but mostly has the same large cap tech as all other ETFs nowadays. No Thanks (for now).

Keep in mind that although the top of the heap has R&D, Products and Revenue, the others are not likely mere scams. They may never become viable, or maybe the will find a place in the market. So I intend to invest in them all, weighted to whichever seems to have the best prospects at the time.

This is the future of compute (at least for portions of the cloud) and it would be extra special if Intel would monetize their Quantum effort (which is why it is worth mentioning here).

OP? Thoughts on IONQ or RGTI?

OP you are adorable

haters gonna hate..r

Every day above the 8ma is an uptrend day.

Did ChatGPT write this verbal diarrhea?

Ever heard of a high interest savings account?

Hey, I'm not suggesting a trade, but some here clearly expect the price to immediately collapse and so it is helpful to think about what is affecting the stock.

There is a lot of bad priced in, with potentially only the sector or market able to move the stock to the downside.

On the other hand, 18A improvements and/or customers would really change the financial picture. Maybe Altera or some other appendage gets sold?

But if I mentioned to buy quantum stocks a few weeks ago, that would have not been a bad trade to follow. Like qmco from $2.88 to $64.20 since Thanksgiving (for example).

I've made millions by following investing advice from anonymous posters on the Internet.

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INTC will close below $20 today

Buy the VIX