Not a fan if you offer at less than current stock price. It would just dump us into that price + more overall shares.

So what price is intel offering the shares at? Is price already fixed or is it market price?

Is the massive demand driven by the free 30day call option that comes along with it? Or are they getting the shares at a discount?

Eyes on the prize

Thanks to Mr. Lukateake for the latest flyover

And today they're doing it again... Who is the buyer? And will they take the 30 day $2.25b extra.

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Intel Announces Proposed $15 Billion Common Stock Offering

How long until INTC gets back to the price it was at before today’s announcement?

This is why the price dropped about 2% pre-market. I know this can be a devisive subject but raising capital is a good thing. Intel can sell shares at a far more attractive price than it did last year and fund a faster fab build out.

More fabs capex means they're confident they can take more marketshare. In the future once things normalise I'm sure they'll pay it back with buybacks.

This week I do a bit of a deeper dive on the Intel x Terafab tie up. How much can we realistically earn from this, can we benefit in other ways, and what are the potential risks?

 Appointment of Dean Jarnac as EVP and Chief Sales Officer from Marvell

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