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To: humble1 who wrote (8967)9/10/2012 11:21:18 AM
From: robert b furman  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 41179
 
Hi H1and all the thread,

Here's some of my magic - it can turn to lead also.LOL

Intel prewarned about the PC cycle slowing and has taken it from 27 to low/mid 23's.

Intel is currently paying a annual dividend of 90 cents and has raised it three times in the last year.

I have sold some January 2014 20 pts for 2.04.

If this stock is put to me it will be at a net of 18.00 ish after commissions.

This would be more than a dollar below its IT low of 19.06.The 19.06 found support since the dividend back then was at 4.5% (it has since been raised a small amount).

I would like to buy Intel at 18.00 or I will be OK with holding onto the 2.04 cent sell price.

5% yield is hard to find with favorable taxation that I hope survives into 2014.

Just one man's view of a solid value play.

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FWIW

Bob



To: humble1 who wrote (8967)9/10/2012 1:05:57 PM
From: jjs_ynot  Respond to of 41179
 
FYI,

My analysis has an inherent polarity. Thus, my projection of a 9/12 low and a 10/11 high.

As time has proceeded the 9/12 date has become very ambiguous versus 8/24, possibly as a result of the FOMC meeting and the German constitutional court on that day (9/12).



To: humble1 who wrote (8967)9/13/2012 4:21:37 PM
From: jjs_ynot  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 41179
 
If 9/12 was indeed the low October should be a skyrocket:

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