I look forward to that. I agree but am sure you can articulate the facts much better than I. Intel has positioned itself very well now to complete and take away much of the ARM market. Now is the time to buy in and hold.
I bought a while back during CES week. I liked what I heard then about INTC going into emerging markets with a low cost alternative. INTC is also aiming to get into bed with Apple in the future. The fact that they can produce more powerful chips on a smaller footprint is also a plus to circuit board engineers. INTC is not solely tied to the desktop PC market which caused fear in the past. Looks like up times in the future if you're willing to hold the stock.
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Great article that I very much agree with. It does a good job showing the diversity of Microsoft. I believe diversity in products is the #1 value that MSFT has going for it. Bottom line, no amount of analysis matters unless investors put their money into the stock. Now is a great opportunity to do that.
Microsoft is not a one dimensional company whose entire future is based on it's OS. What about Office 13, Business Center, Windows Server, Exchange, SQL Server? Come on folks look at the whole picture.
"I certainly expect [Microsoft's] org chart to look a lot different six months from now," says former Microsoft exec Brad Silverberg, who (like many others) views Steven Sinofsky's departure as the first step in a big push to get Microsoft's (MSFT) fiefdoms to finally play nice with each other. But some still think ousting Sinofsky was short-sighted. Farhad Manjoo: "So [Sinofsky] was a jerk. So what? ... He was the firm’s most thoughtful executive, certainly more perceptive about technology than Ballmer." [View news story]
Somebody like Mark Zuckerberg??? Yea Facebook stocks are killing it :-) Look age has nothing to do with it. I agree a Ballmer departure would be good but if Kevin Turner replaced him things will get worse. Turner is a tyrant double what Sinifsky ever thought to be. Microsoft needs a forward thinking innovative mind regardless of age.
That would have helped your story very much. Thing is Surface RT has a very good opportunity to be the best consumer tablet out there. Surface Pro will be able to run those legacy apps as well as do the things RT does. I hardly see it as a train wreck for the company. I just hop Surface Pro is offered with Office preinstalled. The sign is out on Apple. They've gone from $705 to bow $600. I'm not predicting how low it will ho and the iPad mini may see a slight tick up but I'd be selling Apple mow if it were me.
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"I certainly expect [Microsoft's] org chart to look a lot different six months from now," says former Microsoft exec Brad Silverberg, who (like many others) views Steven Sinofsky's departure as the first step in a big push to get Microsoft's (MSFT) fiefdoms to finally play nice with each other. But some still think ousting Sinofsky was short-sighted. Farhad Manjoo: "So [Sinofsky] was a jerk. So what? ... He was the firm’s most thoughtful executive, certainly more perceptive about technology than Ballmer." [View news story]
Look age has nothing to do with it. I agree a Ballmer departure would be good but if Kevin Turner replaced him things will get worse. Turner is a tyrant double what Sinifsky ever thought to be. Microsoft needs a forward thinking innovative mind regardless of age.
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