Intel: Stock Price Springboard Effect

One option for a company to grow quickly is for it to be in an industry that has fast growing and changes rapidly.  Obviously the company needs to be a strong competitor to benefit in that climate, and if the stock pays a dividend to boot that is always a bonus.  We are talking about Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC) here. 

John Tobey tells us that Intel is a good example of company with good people and resources, and one that is a long-term technology leader in the right place. Intel’s success centers on the “chip,” which continues to be the heart of computing technology.

Although Intel doesn’t produce the equipment that uses the chips, its sales are dependent on those products. Therefore, with many companies and consumers holding off making new purchases over the past couple of years, Intel has the added opportunity of seeing the “spring” effect -- the potential for a double whammy of growth.

More of John Tobey’s article here.

Intel Corporation is a semiconductor chip maker. The Company is engaged in developing advanced integrated digital technology products, primarily integrated circuits, for industries, such as computing and communications. Its primary component-level products include microprocessors, chipsets, motherboards, wired and wireless connectivity.

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