Sonny, so you think the Intel down day was due to the MU announcement? I thought of that when I first heard it on CNBC, catching what I can on the bedroom TV while shaving. Then, for most of the rest of the day, I got caught up in the "no respect for Intel" thing. Mary Cluney over on the other thread said it's a "blow your own horn thing", and that, if she were CEO, she could get the stock to $200. Should we get behind her? I do have to say that Intel is the most conservative, non-horn-blowing company I know. It'll just take longer for the stock to get there I guess. They will continue to grow and dominate.
The guy in the next office is good to have around. He's pretty good on overall market stuff, but naive (don't tell him) about individual stocks. He actually thought those were good excuses about PFE. Doesn't matter, they were swallowed enough to get the stock back, and that's what counts, I guess. I think I've learned a lot here on SI, personally, about how to analyze and follow stocks. Actually, with Pfizer, my friend is ahead of me profit-wise right now. I still can't believe those Pfizer excuses. Maybe I should become an analyst, like Ashok Kumar of Piper (used to work at AMD).
Of course, I was kidding about should we pass on what "they are saying". Jerry Favors, don't know much about him.
Have a good weekend and eat some Atlantic Ocean sea food for me!
Tony |
