Look at the graveyard holding once-great companies. There's a large monument to Kodak, inventor of roll film and amateur photography. Nearby, there's a smaller headstone for Blockbuster, creator of late fees at a large scale, and Borders, innovator of passing off future business to its largest online competitor. The more pessimistic and controversial say Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) is on its way out, but I believe a majority have also written off Intel (Nasdaq: INTC), which makes its stock cheap for those unready to be pallbearers.
Intel's market share in 2011 actually increased 2.5% over 2010, "the largest rise in market share the company has seen in well over 10 years." Intel is a stock that is unlikely to double, but I think it's also a stock with a better future than most believe, and in the meantime it pays an almost 4% dividend. If you want a quality company at a sale price, Intel is definitely one to look into.
Source: Motley Fool
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