The top threads from /r/wallstreetbets on April 12

Intel DD - Underbought and Oversold: Why You Should Be Investing In The AI Revolution's Cheapest Stock

• Intel stock has not performed well compared to competitors AMD and NVIDIA

• Reasons for Intel's struggles include lack of cutting-edge products, dysfunctional structure, and China's potential phase out of foreign chips

• Despite the challenges, the poster believes Intel is a strong buy at its current price

• Intel is releasing a chip that can beat NVIDIA's H100

• Demand for AI chips is high, and Intel is expected to benefit from increased demand

• Intel is the only major domestic chipmaker and will likely benefit from national security efforts to boost domestic chipmaking capabilities

• The poster expects Intel's earnings call on 4/25 to positively impact the stock, and suggests a call spread strategy for potential profit.

We are on the cusp of a massive bull run on Warren Buffett’s Occidental Petroleum

• Warren Buffett bought 3.8 million shares of Occidental Petroleum (OXY) in early February 2024 at $56 and $57 per share.

• Buffett now owns 248,018,128 shares of OXY.

• Occidental Petroleum recently broke out of a bull flag pennant.

• Earnings for OXY are on May 7, 2024.

• Scotiabank raised their yearly target price for OXY to $90.00 from $63.00.

• Some investors are following Warren Buffett's lead in buying OXY.

'Stephanie who?': This woman has been tasked with cleaning up Boeing's plummeting share price

• Stephanie Pope was appointed COO of Boeing but is now leading the commercial airline business.

• Industry observers are skeptical if Pope has the right skills to fix Boeing's troubled airliner division.

• Boeing is looking for a new CEO to replace Calhoun due to recent crises, including the 737 MAX blowout incident.

• Pope is described as a hard worker, good listener, and consensus-builder, but lacks experience in managing a plane program.

• The production of Boeing's best-selling 737 MAX has slowed down due to manufacturing process issues.

• Wall Street and airlines are looking for someone with manufacturing knowledge to address Boeing's production problems.

• Pope has a background in finance and was previously in charge of aftermarket parts and services at Boeing.

• There are doubts about Pope's ability to reassure customers and restore morale among Boeing's workforce.

• Pope's leadership skills are praised, but questions remain about her ability to lead Boeing's commercial airline division effectively.