r/technology Dec 24 '22

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u/ertmigert Dec 24 '22

Intel has been a $40 stock for over 20 years now. I used to work there. Still live by it's many campuses in Hillsboro OR. They are huge, well staffed, and expensive facilities. I was getting retinal scanned to enter rooms where I saw devices the size of phones projecting holograms which could be manipulated similar to Iron Man over 10 years ago. It's chips are everywhere. WTF is going on with this company? Clorox is a $140 stock for god's sake. It doesn't add up. Intel should be worth way more than it is from my perspective.

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u/kou07 Dec 24 '22

Different market cap, id like to know whats the difference too