Intel Continues To Lose To Competition (Archive)
Intel’s shrinking revenues, weak margins, and overvaluation reinforce my renewed Sell conviction.
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Elevator Pitch
- I correctly had issued a 'Sell' view for Intel last time, but prematurely changed this, leading to a foregone chance to capture 40.05% of alpha.
- Now I am reinstating my bearish stance on the stock as I notice that Intel continues to see falling revenues due to loss of share to competition.
- The company's margins are also likely to be depressed for the rest of FY24 and beyond as their catchup plans on Foundry Technology incurs high costs.
- I am skeptical of management's optimism and bullish commentary given their track record of disappointments on revenue guidance. Intel also seems overvalued given an unwarranted premium to its historical valuations.
- Even if one believes in the turnaround, I think the best time to invest is after significant investments are done and before much of the return is realized. Till then, I continue to follow the bearish trend vs. the S&P500.
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