What is Intel Corporation?
Intel Corporation is part of the semiconductor industry and its business activities are related to the innovation, design, production and sale of computer components and associated products. The company was founded by Robert Norton Noyce and Gordon Earle Moore on July 18, 1968 and its headquarters are located in Santa Clara, California. Although we know the company under its current name, its original title was NM Electronics after the names of its founders. Later, the owners bought the rights from another company to use "Intel" as their company name, which stands for Integrated Electronics.
In 1971 Intel manufactured the Intel 4004 which is widely recognised as the first commercially produced microprocessor. Today, intel manufactures a wide number of products for the computing and communication industry. Some are central processing units, microprocessors, integrated graphics processing units (iGPU), motherboard chipsets, modems and solid-state drives. The products are manufactured in different facilities in the USA, Europe and Asia.
The company’s business activities are divided into multiple segments. These are Client Computing Group (CCG), Data Center Group (DCG), Internet of Things Group (IOTG), Non-Volatile Memory Solutions Group (NSG), Mobileye, Programmable Solutions Group (PSG), and All Other. The company has more than 100 000 employees worldwide.
Past performance of Intel shares price
The movement in Intel shares price shows a tendency to move in a defined trend, with minor exceptions when it fluctuated in a range. During most of the past five years, the Intel shares price has hit a bottom of $25 (£19) and a high price of nearly $68 (£51.50). Significant price swings are very common. There could be sizeable price retracements of more than 10 per cent over a couple of weeks.
Intel value may fluctuate 10 per cent or more in a single day, which creates the opportunity to earn substantial profits in a very short time. All that means that this company may be well incorporated in a variety of trading strategies.
How to invest in Intel stock
Traders can invest in intel stock through traditional or innovative instruments such as direct stock purchase, getting a call or put option, enter a futures agreement, buy units from investment funds or trade tokenised assets.
Alternatively, they can use innovative instruments based on blockchain technology. The Dzengi.com platform offers this through the tokenisation of stocks, commodities and other assets. It allows them to execute transactions faster, safer and at lower costs.
Trading tokenised Intel shares can be executed not only with fiat money but also with crypto, completely removing the need for conversion of Bitcoin or Ether.
Also, with some other instruments, profits are limited up to the capital invested. This is not the case when trading tokenised Intel shares. The reason is that Dzengi.com may offer leverage of 1:500 depending on the tokenised asset. The margin for Intel shares is only 5 per cent. Hence, traders need to invest only 5 per cent of the position’s value, but the profit is calculated on the full value. For instance, with $500 (£379) of available capital, you can open a position of $10,000 (£7,710) and although you have invested only $500 your gains will be based on the $10,000 value.
Tokenised Intel stock trading guide
To begin trading tokenised assets, you will need to follow some simple steps.
- Step 1: register for an account with Dzengi.com
- Step 2: deposit funds (with crypto or fiat) in the account
- Step 3: determine the position size desired, accounting for leverage offered by Dzengi.com
- Step 4: determine your trading position (long or short) based on expected share price movement and purchase tokenised INTC shares derivatives
- Step 5: Dzengi.com matches the long orders from its clients with the sell orders and then hedges the unmatched orders through Capital.com, LMAX Digital or exchanges such as Binance, Bitstamp, Kraken, NASDAQ, NYSE and Gain Capital
- Step 6: close your position when applicable. You can set a take profit or stop loss indicator to ensure you are not required to constantly monitor the price. Funds will deposit back to your account after closing and you can withdraw or take a new position
Why trade tokenised Intel stocks with Dzengi.com
Intel stock trading at Dzengi.com tokenised assets exchange has a number of advantages. Tokenised assets are underpinned by robust and immutable blockchain technology. Opening a trade will give you a token that tracks and moves according to the underlying instrument’s price.
- One-stop crypto trading platform
Trade tokenised Intel shares with Bitcoin or Ethereum. Benefit from the stock’s price movements without turning your crypto assets into fiat.
- Tight spreads
Trade tokenised Intel stocks with a tight market spread, benefit from maker rebates and competitive taker fees.
- Leverage
Experienced traders can trade the world’s top markets, such as Intel, with up to 1:500 leverage.
- Effective risk management
Manage your risks and secure your profits with stop loss and take profit orders. Save your assets with negative balance protection.
- Instant order execution
We have a scalable and low latency order management system, which can execute 50 million trades per second.
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