Intel is highly profitable company. But it's stock barely moves overtime. Do you recommend holding or selling RSU/ESPP? It seems stock somehow got tied to process technology which doesn't get successful overnight.
No point of holding RSU, think of it like cash bonus, if you had cash bonus would you buy more intel stock out of all the stocks available on the market? For ESPP, it makes sense to hold for a year to avoid ST capital tax but seeing how INTC is performing, it’s better to quick sell and buy AMD to diversify.
AMD or NVIDIA?
Both actually! :)
Get rid of Intel stocks as soon you get them.. Take an eg, we get 🥜🥜 bonus in terms of RSUs but when they get vested next year they actually worth 🥜 because we are the only semiconductor company which is -8% yoy. -- #IntelBagHolder.
At least it's stable and pays dividends. I use it as savings account, not for growth.
I think you need a free 1:1 with a fidelity advisor (great intel perk for finance newbies) 😀
What's wrong with keeping some money in Intel stock instead of savings ? Interest in savings accounts is lower and there's no upward potential. There's no reason to fear Intel stock is going to plummet in the near future.
I sold all my RSUs and other ESPP stocks last year..but decided to hold them this year..I know they are worth 🥜, but using the dividends that I get to pay for all of my streaming services..created my own work place perk
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There’s plenty of opportunity for Intel to grow but they haven’t been able to execute so far. If they prove Wall Street wrong, there can be significant upside. I’m holding a small amount of $INTC but sell most of it and buy index funds and $AMD and $NVDA to hedge.
☝🏻 this is the way
I really look closely at the exec management team and employee sentiment when investing in companies. Intel sucks bad in both accounts. If a company has bad management snd demotivated workforce, it will fail. It is only a matter of time before competition will eat any 900 lb gorillas lunch.
Meet my best friend, QuickSell
Also meet my best friend Short Term Capital Gains. I suggest creating a 1 year buffer pipeline to save on that 10% .
I make more than that with my bets…i would have lost money staying on this crappy stock