- Intel's earnings release on Thursday evening points to more long-term pain for shareholders, as revenue growth stagnates and the company surrenders fantastic digital transformation and IoT opportunities to bolder peers.
- Transition into foundry chips, strong support for the dividend and slowing share repurchases are all bad signs for the firm, particularly for margins and growth.
- In this report, we review the current state of Intel, and then share a variety of additional chip stock ideas that we prefer.
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Intel Is Ugly: 3 Better Chip Stocks To Own