Easy to see that path? I don't think it's easy. Intel really has to have spectacular execution. TSM has proven that it does have that execution

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Just a calculation of future projected growth vs current market cap. TSMC’s market cap is already much bigger, easy to see a path where Intel outperforms them for 5-10 years

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You are on the right path to achieve max regard level

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How old are you? I had steam built up after 2022 too but became complacent. You followed a similar path but actually acted on it. Well done

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I can kind of see GameCock having a path to success as a collectables resale shop. They've got these bitches all over Japan; Book-Offs, Lashinbangs, Surigayas, like whole 7-story buildings of used anime titty figurines and One Piece cards and shit. Most of them were for sale for more than their original MSRP, the value came from them being out-of-production runs. I know GameSlop (or at least the last time I went into one) still had their reseller backend for consoles and games. If they can shoehorn this into figurines + TCG, there's a lot of dork/weeb money to be had. They're already shitty mall stores, and if they can secure a bunch of inventory for regional large shops in old empty Sears/JC Penney slots, they can probably pull some good cash from people willing to drop $200 on some hard-to-find Chris Jericho action figure or some shit like that. Or they can keep being a buttcorn repository or whatever the fuck they're doing for money right now, idk

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#AMD will follow SNDK's path and go to $1200 LMAO🤌

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Spirit's CEO told the judge under oath essentially that spirit did not need the merger and that they had a legitimate path to profitability

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compassion is the first step on the path to being a true human, and a stock market loser. why weren't you spending that time buying calls? the DOW is almost fifty thou!

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Spirit's CEO told the judge under oath essentially that spirit did not need the merger and that they had a legitimate path to profitability.

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I mean, it's highly unlikely the merger would have benefitted JetBlue, who, like Spirit, haven't had a profitable year since 2019. If JetBlue wanted to, they could have tried to merge again in 2025, or they could buy Spirit now. The fact that they aren't trying now says a lot.  (JetBlue also probably have figured their best path forward is to merge with United).

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