Been looking at INTC like it’s some kind of money play. I need to put my phone down.

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If I'm able to sell on the market 1 share of INTC in 1 million dollar, what would it do to the stock price?

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winners MVIS, INTC losers TMUS nice day. sold the intc though, double downed on tmus

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TAMMINGA - TSLA, AAPL, MSFT, META, INTC (should not be ruled out), NVDA, GOOG, AMZN

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Very sad that NVDA 6/9 420c won't print because a bunch of fund managers who were reprimanded for missing NVDA all got told they better buy the next thing and then shrugged and piled into INTC and AMD.

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INTC is going up

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RIP to whoever I sold those INTC $30p yesterday

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INTC taking off today after being slandered by Apple yesterday

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**Revenues only shows what Business generated, but don't show if is Profitable.** Thats why, **EARNINGS are so Important** (*Business Profitability*) - **Net Income & EPS 👀 (*****Net Income/Profit Margin %*****)** **Earnings** will tells us, what **Business Earns** after all Expenditures: **COGS, SG&A, R&D, OPEX and other Expenses 👀 - Operating Income (*****Operating Margin %*****)** But seeing only Earnings its not Enought, you have to understand if the **Business is SOLVENT** (*Solvency*), and in this Aspect you have to watch: **Debt/Equity Ratio**, **Current Ratio**, **Cash & Total Debt**, **Free Cash Flow**, **Retained Earnings** (*Dividend Stock*), all this will tell you **how much Leverage** (*Liabilities*) run the business. *Business Guidance focus on this* **Its Important to Understand this ☝️** Warren Buffett say: "*There is a huge difference between the business that grows needing a large amount of capital, and the business that grows without this needs of capital*" You have to see the **Income**, **Balance Sheet** & **Long Term Solvency 👇** *In Any website* **INTC** 1. Negative FCF 2. More Total Debt than Total Cash 3. Negative Earnings MRQ (*Margins Falling*) 4. Total Debt to Equity is 50% (*Ratio*) **AMD** 1. Positive FCF 2. More Total Cash than Total Debt 3. Negative Earnings MRQ (*Margins Falling*) 4. Total Debt to Equity is 5% (*Ratio*) **NVDA** 1. Positive FCF 2. More Total Cash then Total Debt 3. Postive Earnings MRQ (*Margins Increase Again after 2022*) 4. Total Debt to Equity is 50% (*Ratio*) This is the Main Reason you can Find Divergences between Price Action (*Return%*) an Earnings, cuz the **Solvency matters**, "how the **Business Manage the Capital",** is **important**. https://preview.redd.it/2x248b5zwd4b1.jpeg?width=1146&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=bb22977810077d69404a65e43d7fc735ca6f29c4

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You already have a bet going - INTC to 40.0 before 01-Aug-2023 01:41 PM -05

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