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Guy bought $700k Intel stock just before crash, grandma come back look for him.
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Siao lang buy Intel
People buy whore house become pimp, she buy whore house own self become prostitute.
Drop more than 33%, he can Tiao Lao liao...败家子 LOL
She sold the nusa duta one at a loss.
Still owning some other whore houses.
Big business for gansiokbin to be the house owner cum prostitute.
Meanwhile i made 30% jut on papa john. These are low iq monkeys
All want buy low sell high ,lol 10yrs later,shoukdnlearn from jinx buy high sell.low anytime,lol
What a moron! He should have invested that money in PAP property. He would have made a killing!
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/biden-made-disastrous-bet-wrong-180000890.html
Intel has lost more than half of its value since Pat Gelsinger became chief executive - Annabelle Chih/Bloomberg
Pat Gelsinger, the CEO of Intel, has claimed that the semiconductor company was months away from collapse before he took charge. According to him, the Silicon Valley icon that brought the microchip into the mainstream was ready to be sold off for parts and give up on innovation.
Since Gelsinger became Intel's CEO three years ago, the company has avoided that fate, but the reality has not been much better. On Thursday, Intel announced plans to cut 15,000 jobs – almost a sixth of its global workforce – and suspend its shareholder dividend. It slashed investment forecasts and reported a $1.6 billion loss.
Intel, which has spent most of its six-decade history at the cutting-edge of chip design, is losing ground in key markets such as the servers that sit inside today's cavernous data centers, while its traditional PC business is in longer-term decline. This comes despite the Biden administration lavishing subsidies on the company, which has become the single biggest beneficiary of the Chips Act, the US president's $280 billion plan to counter China.
On Friday, Intel's shares fell by 26%, the company's biggest one-day slump ever. Its market value fell below $100 billion for the first time in 15 years. The company has lost more than half of its value since the start of 2021, when Gelsinger was hired.
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Biden has made a disastrous bet on the wrong horse
Intel has lost more than half of its value since Pat Gelsinger became chief executive - Annabelle Chih/Bloomberg
Pat Gelsinger, the CEO of Intel, has claimed that the semiconductor company was months away from collapse before he took charge. According to him, the Silicon Valley icon that brought the microchip into the mainstream was ready to be sold off for parts and give up on innovation.
Since Gelsinger became Intel's CEO three years ago, the company has avoided that fate, but the reality has not been much better. On Thursday, Intel announced plans to cut 15,000 jobs – almost a sixth of its global workforce – and suspend its shareholder dividend. It slashed investment forecasts and reported a $1.6 billion loss.
Intel, which has spent most of its six-decade history at the cutting-edge of chip design, is losing ground in key markets such as the servers that sit inside today's cavernous data centers, while its traditional PC business is in longer-term decline. This comes despite the Biden administration lavishing subsidies on the company, which has become the single biggest beneficiary of the Chips Act, the US president's $280 billion plan to counter China.
On Friday, Intel's shares fell by 26%, the company's biggest one-day slump ever. Its market value fell below $100 billion for the first time in 15 years. The company has lost more than half of its value since the start of 2021, when Gelsinger was hired.
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So stupid, TSMC can set up shop outside of Taiwan, or outsource some of the production to Samsung as a last resort.
None of them will care about Intel. They're dealing with ARM chips.
Not too long ago Apple Macs and Macbooks came with Intel chips, then Apple abandoned Intel chips and used Apple Silicon 'M' chips. Intel just lost a chunk of its business and there is no way to take that back.
Even Microsoft is shifting away from Intel by collaborating with Qualcomm.
https://www.qualcomm.com/products/mobile/snapdragon/laptops-and-tablets/snapdragon-x-elite
Microsoft also has an alliance with Samsung and AMD.
Intel is fucked, and I say this as a guy who DIY built PCs with Intel chips for as long as I can remember.
Intel corp which was founded in 1968 is considered a blue chip stock, as it has proven track records of performance, stock value thru considerable wealth earnings & savings in banks untouched, leadership & innovations for more than 4 yrs which is the point of which serious investors would look into to invest for long term ROI or yields.
Ultimately, how the company, an MNC performs, is how it is managed, under Capitalism & the Free Market which works hand in hand to provide honest services, jobs & opportunities to investors.
Unlike State run companies funded by dictatorships thru cronyism such as those in China, there is NO option for failures in open democratic societies where transparancy is a must. Each CEO hired is based upon his/her proven record & thus the high salaries they command, agreed upon by owners & majority shareholders. Such blue chip companies are NOT charities, but RESULT ORIENTATED.
Such failures on the company's direction - progress - would mean the end for the CEO's career, & REPLACED by another. Time would be given to the CEO to prove success, but ultimately, there is a limit to time.
Fluctuations in markets are only common, mistakes will be made as no mortal is perfect, but should mistakes go unacknowledged or corrected, then either the company, staff & investors would demand the resignation of the CEO one way or another, so as to bring a blue chip stock back to profitability.
Ultimately, how the company, an MNC performs, is how it is managed, under Capitalism & the Free Market which works hand in hand to provide honest services, jobs & opportunities to investors.
Unlike State run companies funded by dictatorships thru cronyism such as those in China, there is NO option for failures in open democratic societies where transparancy is a must. Each CEO hired is based upon his/her proven record & thus the high salaries they command, agreed upon by owners & majority shareholders. Such blue chip companies are NOT charities, but RESULT ORIENTATED.
Such failures on the company's direction - progress - would mean the end for the CEO's career, & REPLACED by another. Time would be given to the CEO to prove success, but ultimately, there is a limit to time.
Fluctuations in markets are only common, mistakes will be made as no mortal is perfect, but should mistakes go unacknowledged or corrected, then either the company, staff & investors would demand the resignation of the CEO one way or another, so as to bring a blue chip stock back to profitability.
Now the right time to buy... Since it crashed
Cantonese dog son of chicken @sbfuncle SELF ADMITTED THIEF CBT CRIMINAL THAT WAS JAILED FOR SELLING ILLEGAL GOODS SCAMMER RUNNING AMOK DO DEFAMATION CRIMES TO GANSIOKBIN PUI!
Prostitute is you Jeremy Quek and your Cantonese mother Pui!
Too bad gansiokbin only one pussy, if she got 10 pieces, I bet all will be on sale.
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