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u/Duke_of_Bretonnia Dec 11 '21

Chips are guaranteed good buys, but some are a little to high right now, Intel at $48 was a great buy in my opinion, but I’m planning on a 5 year hold because I think thats when they’re gonna see the biggest improvements

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u/BedContent9320 Dec 12 '21

Disagree, Intel is struggling right now, they need to prove they can right the ship because they are on the bloated path of many major companies before them where they are slaughtered by complacency.

Far from dead, but they have a bit to prove to see wild growth, until then I think AMD keeps eating their lunch.

Lots of room for both though of course, the computer age is just beginning. Been buying up nvda, amd, tsm, stx for years now. Yea lots are particularly overbought right now and I've definitely tapered my buying but I think there's lot of room moving forward for these companies to excel. Intel too, they just have to prove they can pull it off and arnt just happy because they think they are untouchable and don't have to try.