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This 8 page paper looks at Intel in 2010, assesses the firms’ performance and uses the capital asset pricing model and the dividend discount model to estimate the potential value of the firms’ shares. The bibliography cites 7 sources.
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financial performance of a firm, but at other aspects such as the operations and the management and the background of the company. However, there are many differing opinions regarding the
way a firm should be assessed as a potential investment, it is this that leads to the way that a market sees buyers and sellers at the same time. If
an investor is considering buying Intel shares then there are a number of different ways that the firm may be considered. When looking at a firm such as Intel, where
there as has been a significant decline over the last twelve months it may be argued that the share may appear to be over valued due to the way in
which valuation models look at current performance measures and how markets may look beyond this, sometimes with an over optimistic approach. This may be considered by looking at the firm
and the way it may be valued. The first stage should be a consideration of the firm itself, what it does and the way that the firm deals with
the lifecycles of the products. If a firm is poor at dealing with lifecycles then the investment may not be wise if it is moving towards the end of a
lifecycle if there are not goods or services to replace those that are aging. The way that the firm competes is also important in assessing the firms potential. Intel
was established in 1968 and the first commercial producer of the PC microprocessor and in 2008 had a turnover of $37,576 million, with over 80,000 employees in 45 worldwide offices
and over 450 different product lines (Intel, 2009). The company was founded to build semiconductor memory products and it gained a first mover advantage when in 1971 Intel was the
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