Intel Is Still A Good Bet

Summary:

• Intel’s current struggles are largely due to past decisions, not recent leadership, and the company is not in danger of bankruptcy.
• Despite issues with Arrow Lake’s release, it’s a strong product, and Intel’s investment in fabs is crucial for future performance.
• Intel’s GPU market entry shows promise, but immediate impact on earnings is limited; long-term potential is significant.
• At $19, Intel is undervalued, with strong positions in client and data center markets, making it a buy despite recent setbacks.

Watching Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) (NEOE:INTC:CA) has been pretty painful the last year or so, and with the exception of blips here and there, it has been primarily bad news. But some of it is just

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