Intel's stock price has been hovering in the low $20 range for years now, with an occasional bump up to the 25 to $27 range. The cost of the stock makes it a low barrier for buying in, and a great stock to buy over time (always buying at the lower end, of course). With a 3.5% dividend yield, whats to not like?
As you build your position (adding more shares over time) you get the long term equity gain ...and the dividends? ...its like having your own personal App that makes cash for you...
Check out this article for more insight: http://online.barrons.com/article/SB50001424053111904681004579325003104040342.html#text.dec
As you build your position (adding more shares over time) you get the long term equity gain ...and the dividends? ...its like having your own personal App that makes cash for you...
Check out this article for more insight: http://online.barrons.com/article/SB50001424053111904681004579325003104040342.html#text.dec
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