Intel : the opportunity of this decade for retails and the "Duck You Wall Street" really deserves

- Day trading with calls or puts is a losing strategy - DCA (dollar-cost averaging) by consistently buying dip on turnaround companies is key - Wall Street makes money when you buy high and sell low - Examples of successful investments in Facebook, Microsoft, and AMD - Intel (INTC) is currently undervalued and a good long-term investment opportunity - Intel is transitioning into separate design and manufacturing units - Analysts are bashing Intel, but there are positive signs for the future - Intel is investing billions in next-gen fabs to increase revenue - Trading close to book value - P/S less than 3 - Forward P/E expansion expected after capex finishes - Buy Intel stock now and consistently add each month - Fair valuation target of $120 by 2030 - Long-term position of 38,208 Intel stocks at an average price of $32.2 - Intel stock currently accounts for over 70% of portfolio

Summarized top reddit comments: - Mixed opinions on Intel as an investment opportunity - Concerns about the amount of INTC bets - Confidence in government support for Intel's success - Some users have made significant investments in INTC - Questions about the validity of positive predictions for Intel - Insights into Intel's financial situation and potential for success - Criticism of Intel's management and government support