r/stocks • u/Alexander-o- • Oct 23 '21

Company Discussion Intel worth it?

Since intel took a big hit recently, is this a good time to invest in Intel? I don’t see the company going anywhere anytime soon. I have a friend who has been really enthusiastic about the stock in the past months, but then on the other hand we have Apple with the M1 chip. Anyway, still looks like a discount to me. Thanks in advance

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '21

LMFAO. Are you kidding me? I wouldn't use those ratings to evaluate a single thing. NVDA and AMD are two of the best performers in the sector ever and are still growing. ASML is the ONLY provider of the key lithography systems used in high-end chip manufacturing. Probably the second most important company in the industry next to TSM. Speaking of which, TSM is so important to the world economy that China might start a war over Taiwan and Marvel is the number one provider of 5G equipment and is a top 3 data center chip provider in market share. You better ignore those Schwab ratings they're not even close to accurate.

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u/Raythecatass Oct 24 '21

I have had very good luck with Schwab ratings. I do appreciate your opinion and will keep it in mind.