Put in that perspective everything changes. What would it take to make (Product or Fabrication) survive? Na. Hard pass. Find another fool and his money.
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I'd buy it. Then I'd fire Pat and the ELT, offer everybody else a $500K severance, and sell to the highest bidder. Intel's toxic culture needs an en--a & a reboot.
Yes I will buy and fire 50%
Yes. Put foundry in a separate company, and sell it for $1 or make it declare bankruptcy, either way rest of Intel would be immediately worth $150b at least based on P/E ratios.
I have only $100. I would rather buy and eat 100 bananas for 99 cents each.
The answer is yes, but not for $100B. Everything has a price, well almost.
The most disturbing thing about Intel's leadership is that it doesn't have the courage to unlock Intel's value. What needs to be done has been obvious for a long time. But it didn't do anything. It waited, for the economy to change, for Chip Act money, for .....
Now it's almost over. It's time to sell to someone who has the courage to chop it up.
The takeover rumor came out right before options expiration.
Incredibly sus.
It makes zero sense on any level.
Nobody wants INTC junk.
No. Next question?