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Intel (INTC): Q4 EPS of $0.48 beats by $0.03. Revenue of $13.48B (-3% Y/Y) misses by $50M....

  • Thursday, January 17, 4:01 PM ET
    Intel (INTC): Q4 EPS of $0.48 beats by $0.03. Revenue of $13.48B (-3% Y/Y) misses by $50M. Shares +0.5% AH. (PR)
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  • how is their outlook?
    17 Jan, 04:04 PM Reply Like
  • There is a call at 2 PM PST to discuss that.
    17 Jan, 04:07 PM Reply Like
  • Chickened out and sold @22.65. If I'm wrong congratulations to those that held.
    17 Jan, 04:10 PM Reply Like
  • good gamble
    17 Jan, 08:35 PM Reply Like
  • It all depends on the outlook and if any gains in the mobile chip market by Intel.
    17 Jan, 04:11 PM Reply Like
  • gains in the mobile chip market = 0
    outlook = poor
    Anyway, we'll see...
    17 Jan, 04:13 PM Reply Like
  • naplam short, he poor.
    17 Jan, 04:17 PM Reply Like
  • I didn't but maybe I should have, we'll see.
    17 Jan, 04:20 PM Reply Like
  • INTC up in after hours trading, so far...
    17 Jan, 04:16 PM Reply Like
  • Oh, I spoke too soon! Now it's down, but only about $0.14 or so, as of the snapshot I just took. That's actually fairly typical of INTC after they report earnings, regardless of how well they do or don't do... :-)
    17 Jan, 04:18 PM Reply Like
  • I think EPS is not what we should look for Intel atm
    Revenue is way more important (shows how they can offset falling PC demand). Missing by 50M and -3% Y/Y is not that bad, but still...
    17 Jan, 04:18 PM Reply Like
  • Suits me just fine ... the naysayers will have a field day no matter what is said on the earnings call ...
    17 Jan, 04:20 PM Reply Like
  • The stock sure took a hit this morning, falling nearly 6 percent from yesterday. It'll bounce though - I'm sure the world's largest manufacturer of microprocessors has to have some leverage in the market. Plus they invest much more on R&D than any of their competitors. If they can develop a better product than ARM or Qualcomm, smartphone manufactuers will automatically migrate towards their chips.. let's just hope they come out with something sooner rather than later.
    18 Jan, 05:57 PM Reply Like
  • I say it'll bounce right back. Intel spends loans more on R&D than any of their competitors. I'm sure being the world's largest micro processor company in the world gives them some leverage over others, especially when it comes to economies of scale.
    18 Jan, 05:57 PM Reply Like
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