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Intel CFO: Anything That Computes is Part of Our Market
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FBN’s Liz Claman looks back on the business leaders who were on Countdown to the Closing Bell this week.
- Duration 1:51
- Date Feb 1, 2013
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FBN’s Liz Claman looks back on the business leaders who were on Countdown to the Closing Bell this week.
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Were moving back to old fashioned.
Core earnings as a driver of stock price you know historically for the last couple years it's really been.
Based on tangible book value -- My opinion is you're gonna go back to see the winners -- our equity markets and stocks within those banks have the old fashioned core earnings.
I don't maintain purchasing -- what if inflation picks up three or four years.
Companies with cash flow -- that have rising dividends and that are selling at a very cheap prices and it -- the management Smart.
You're seeing.
-- getting larger -- soon.
-- getting smaller.
All of these are now consuming more and more compute power wishes you know really our core business and we look at anything that computes.
It's part of our market.
And it's a -- pretty exciting to report.
We prefer more intermediate part of -- We like taking less interest -- risk -- we like taking a little more credit breast -- again you have to be more selective now what's in the credit markets because.
A lot of the returns have been made in the and in the market.
You've really got to take care of the spending issue.
We don't have a revenue problem we have a spending problem in government and you can't continue to raise debt debt limit.
I think this in a world is still has slow growth fuel companies that can -- worker problem.
Modernize the plant.
Five -- and stop raise the dividend leading by the company down the street and free cash -- you can lots -- --