It's Thursday, March 8th, and this is Market Foolery. I'm Chris Hill and joining me in studio today for Motley

Full's stock advisor, Jason Moser, and from Motley Fool Pro, Jeff Fisher.

Gentlemen, happy Thursday.

Hey, Chris, the 8.

We're going to do a round of yes, no, maybe so.

This is where the guys each come to the table with a stock they like, a stock they don't like,

and one they are on the fence about.

Let's start with the yes stocks.

Jeff, I'll start with you.

What's your yes stock?

A company that we all know in love, or should love, is Intel. and what I love about why should I love it I know it he's

gonna tell you I'll tell you right now what I love about Intel the past three

years or so during which time pro has owned it is the market or Wall Street analysts

have been neutral to bearish on it year after year expecting earnings to flat line

every year.

And instead, Intel has had three record years.

2011 was their strongest year ever, with revenue up 24%, earnings up 20%.

They sold more PC microprocessors in 2011 than they ever had before,

which might surprise you given that all the talk is about smartphones and tablets.

But their PC client group grew revenue set up. smartphones and

smartphones on tablets, but their PC client group grew revenue 17% and average prices on these chips increased. Now why is that?

Because the emerging markets now account for two out of every three incremental PC units sold.

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