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Maybe the Nasdaq and technology stock participants would be a little better off, if they developed a bit more belief. A nice example is Intel (INTC 25.48) which reported bang up numbers. The WSJ headlines yesterday were Intel Soars: Did customers overorder?
Who helped the WSJ with this article? The analysts from Think Equity who downgraded INTC to a sell and cut their target to 22 last week?
In the conference call afterwards INTC saw higher margins and larger participation in the server market. To see a higher price for the stock, and you don't need to suspend belief. You just don't need to listen to Think Equity.
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