AMD

mmalmeida

Wow. Selling a call to collect 19 bucks on a stock that moves like AMD is amazing. I have so much work learning to fail miserably when apparently it's much easier to do stupid shit that makes you lose money

FartPolluter

Lots of people do say NVDA and AMD are cyclical trades. We are just in a permabol environment right now

seaturtle_12

Everyone labels memory stocks like MU as classic cyclical plays, but shouldn't NVDA and AMD fall into the exact same category? I believe AI and AGI will increase heavily for years to come. There is no AI without Memory or Graphic Cards.

seaturtle_12

Everyone labels memory stocks like MU as classic cyclical plays, but shouldn't NVIDIA and AMD fall into the exact same category? At the end of the day, you can't run modern computing without both memory chips and GPUs—they are two sides of the same coin. While memory traditionally carries the "cyclical business" tag, I struggle to see how that dynamic holds true in an era where AI and AGI demand will be scaling aggressively for years to come. If memory is inherently cyclical, shouldn't graphics processors be viewed through the exact same lens? Curious to hear your thoughts on why the market values them so differently.

ComprehensiveDoor130

I'm not sure if I've got this regard beat or not, but I had an AMD call assigned today for a $500 strike. $750 premium, $5200 missed upside profit. And I'll fucking do it again too.jpg.

raptureathand

AMD was hovering around 545 all day today, so I closed my laptop. Of course, I forgot to set an alert, went to the gym, an lo and behold AMD rips to 557 before close! Could have closed my position before the weekend. Now I am left hoping and praying that my 560 call for Monday will still print. Such is life...... YEEEEEEEEEEEE!

OnlyTheStrong2K19

Damn hope you learned your lesson in betting against AMD

ChairmanMeow1986

That's the way, but might be the answer, or at least useful, to your original sizing question actually. With single stocks I want to be able to look at it 40% down and feel fine holding or even better be able to average down. To be clear your *thesis* should have nothing to do with price action and momentum, but the size of your allocation certainly can especially if you bring fundamentals into it. I definitely think a light infrequent adjustments are overly vilified from investors and you definitely don't want to sell on a bad quarter or buy on a good quarter just because of price action. However with single stocks I think it's absolutely fair to trim something when it's rallies beyond short-term expectations especially if it happens on a news event to have some cash on hand to re-buy later, average down a different position, or just earn some ok interest in spaxx while being patient. You want to be careful of 'cutting your flowers to water your weeds' of course and mistakes will happen if you do this. I sold NVDA well and rotated into AMD, but sold that.. unfortunately timed lol, for good profit, to rotate back into NVDA. NVDA again in the mid 180's for instance. Definitely not a weed, but that kind of thing will happen the more active you are. Not sure I have a great point beyond, yes you just kind of guess lol. Just make sure you have reasons that flow from your thesis at least.

PaperHandsTheDip

Rolling is quite literally taking a loss and opening up a very similar position. That's all it is. OP was gambling here (sold 0DTE puts) and took the loss. He has no conviction. You're suggesting that he opens up a long term position that is betting against his existing position (long AMD) to recoup his gambling loss.

uncreative_user_321

he hasn't made any gains on the stock until he sells. what happens when AMD drops below 550 next week? OP would be double dipping on his loss like a true regard

anonymous_ghost-1

Amazon good buy around $230, META under $600, NVDA around $190, AMD around $450, NBIS between $170-190.

karmahorse1

Ok but he can still sell the stock gains himself, thats exactly the same as exercising them. As long as AMD doesnt go back down prior to that happening hes made a hefty profit.

All_YourBase

Update - Here's some of the many movements that happened in minutes just before close today for the "irrelevant" "nothingburger" that "never matters". AMD - went from 545->548 NVDA - 219+ to 222+ in seconds MRL - 239 to 244 SNDK - 1738 to 1796 AMAT - 438 to 445 Even QQQ - 719 to 722

karmahorse1

Thats 16000 he also made in stock gains. Hes just realizing the options loss and holding onto the stock gains, which may or may not be a good play depending on how bullish you are on AMD.

EntertainingBowling

The pattern you're describing is basically a stock in a trading range, and the thing that finally breaks it out is usually a fundamental shift in the underlying story, not just momentum. With NBIS specifically, each of those dips and runs was tied to a catalyst: a bad news cycle, then a quarterly beat, then the Palantir deal. When one of those catalysts is big enough or the fundamentals improve enough that institutions stop selling into strength, that's when it holds above ATH instead of fading back. You're also noticing why swing trading ranges can feel like a glitch, but it only works until the range breaks and you're on the wrong side. The "free money" phase ends when the stock's narrative changes and it doesn't come back to your buy zone. That's the tradeoff: you're capturing the oscillation but giving up the chance to ride a real breakout. AMD has been in that chop for a while now, and it'll probably keep doing it until earnings show something the market hasn't priced in. Same with IREN, rangebound until a catalyst changes the floor. There's no magic level where stocks decide to hold ATH, it's just buyers finally overwhelming the sellers who were happy to take profits at the top of the range.

andytobbles

How many of yall got fucked by that AMD pump at 1450 lmao

sargsauce

Jesus, dude, I hope so. Mostly for your sake and a little bit for mine. I bought a couple AMD puts for 2 weeks from now.

Full_Pear449

Just for your edification AMD news started on wednesday.Price hike leak was Thursday. Then on Friday (you probably know this because you are so well read) unverified supply chain leaks suggesting AMD intends to implement a 10% price hike starting in the beginning of the 4th quarter. And , September triple witching historically carrying a heavy bearish track record (statistically finishing lower roughly 75% of the time).....Again do some research next time. AMD closed up 2.7% today , in line with all the chip etf's , and for the week up 16%. The SEMI Etfs closed on average up 6% this week. Dow today -.18%, Nasdaq +.4,, SPX +.17 Gainers vs losers +36% vs 61%. Please any other topics you are not sure about

Professional_Ad_975

Just let the shares go. You can buy it later the way AMD trades.

Sock_Deep

AMD is very predictable if you trade MNQ I was on a middle of a trade and seen the god candle on MNQ and thought of AMD Minute later AMD followed right after 📈

PabloSanchezBB

Hindsight's a bitch I've been following AMD forever and can't remember the last time it's made a last minute jump like that.

Sock_Deep

Very poor 🥱 eod pump was obvious whoever was trading all day long just played themselves AMD pumps eod ez profits

no1_finland_enjoyer

So it would seem Like, sucks he ate a shitty premium, but also just ate 2% ish growth on his stock, which is nice - unless AMD keeps ripping upward and never going back (doubtful) he would be up money and down stock for like a few week at most - could even just wheel it for a put premium and wait for it to go down lol

Sock_Deep

Yall boys should’ve been trading AMD $2,500 to 50k in 5 minutes just disgusting

uncreative_user_321

thats why i said roll to Oct 2 590 for a net CREDIT. if AMD surpasses 590 in two weeks that would literally be an all time high. better to keep rolling two weeks out than buying back for $16k net debit. AMD could easily be below 550 next week and OP is going to look even more stupid for paying $16k to keep his shares

Full_Pear449

Sorry you probably got burnt today , but that why trading is a SCIENCE and not a roll of the dice. That's why I really don't give a CRAP about the candles. inversions. pie charts, 15sec intervals , 3 minute intervals. RIF - reading is fundamental. Charting sucks if youn didn't read the news about a security the day before. My account at Fidelity actually allowed me to buy AMD thursday morning before opening. That allowed me to sell strike 600 calls and was covered. You complete lack of underatanding is fairly manifested in your RANT. It's Science , not just putting $2 down on BLACK.

Sock_Deep

At 5:55pm 50x 550c on AMD at $49 shot up to $1,000 :chad:

strife97

Why not just roll them to next Friday? Net credit of 18K at same strike (17 contracts), could close it early for cheap if AMD goes back below 545, and even keep shares if closes Friday below 550. If above 550, either roll again or let them get called away. Now you have to wait for another green day instead of capitalizing on the final climb today, especially since you closed at one of the more expensive moments anyway

uncreative_user_321

brother, why would you sell AMD shares to cover the loss? should've either sold your losers OR deposited from your bank account. Now, since you sold AMD shares that were up 200% you've vastly reduced the tax loss you can claim on that $16k. you are truly regarded lmfao

-Tech808

Well, he’s got basically 1 mil in AMD, so 16K isn’t the worst. But at the same time, what the hell do you even gain from 323 dollars of premium at that worth?

taubs1

I think we are entering the good enough era for AI chips. Nvidia and AMD both increasing prices which makes QCOM even more possible. Also with communities not wanting higher electricity bills. A more efficient setup is an easier sell.

uncreative_user_321

its not a profit until you sell, AMD could go down to 525 next week. OP took a $16k loss because he is dumb as a rock, simple as that

Lootoholic

It's not a loss if this was indeed a covered call, meaning that you have had 1700 AMD stocks. I would have let the stock position to close when the sold options get screwed like this, or I would have rolled the options over for a week or two. This is not a real loss, just a missed opportunity.

InvestigatorPlus3229

Witching look at AMD too

elcasar

WTF was that at the end of the day with AMD?

Got_Engineers

Who the fuck is picking up pennies into OPEX friday lolz this dude has like $1 million collateralized on AMD stock and is picking up pennies into probably the most volatile day of the month

SunZealousideal9589

and then you find $AMD on Monday 530

PaperHandsTheDip

Looks like he closed these before EOD for the loss. He was essentially trying to get a "low risk" $300, but got fucked by the tail risk. He likely has no conviction - he doesn't actually want to get rid of his shares. He just got greedy. Rolling them suggests he wants to get rid of the shares. If he is bullish - rolling the CC's makes no sense. Take the loss and move on. He essentially just made a bet "no way AMD pumps 2% before close, I'll bet you $300 it doesn't". Then it did in the last 5 minutes and he had to pay out $16k for being wrong. Rolling it would be foolish here if he is bullish. OP was essentially gambling and lost big.

so_chad

Dude has $950K worth of AMD stock. Genuine question: HOW? Nana?

Play_Background

selling AMD CC with this steady push is crazy

jomi0403

AMD, NBIS, AVGO, PLTR, COIN, MU, SNDK. Sure, buddy. Whatever you say

Full_Pear449

SO you missed this on wednesday:[AMD, IBD Stock Of The Day, Gains As Heavyweights Dismiss AI Slowdown](https://www.investors.com/research/ibd-stock-of-the-day/amd-stock-rises-pundits-dismiss-ai-slowdown/) September 16, 2026 AMD is the IBD Stock Of The Day as the chipmaker rises on renewed hopes for continued heavy spending on AI data centers. And the on thursday you apparently missed this:Nebius is charging more for some AMD-powered computing Nebius, which rents out the use of chips from AMD and **Nvidia**, told customers it would soon charge a higher rate. Nebius said that Nvidia GPU prices would increase from 17% to 21%, while AMD's EPYC Genoa CPU rates will increase 25%, while supply constrained memory offerings would see a 41% bump. ANd then you really missed the directional move around 3:30pm wednesday and continuation through thursday. Did buy yesterday and today .Today's was all 9-18 $500 calls - 20x @ $46.00 10:40am,,,,@42 20x 11am then sold all at 3:55Pm @$57.25....Day before just around 11Am 30 @ $43. I love it when no one reads anyhing relevant to the securities they own and think they know it allllllllll.AMEN Thanks for the good week

123supreme123

AMD is not a stock id have tried OP strategy on. It's pretty volatile and has chopped in the 460 to 550 range in the past few months. Asking to lose money. I've been making good premiums selling puts. Who knows, might be down to 500 by end of next week

Elguapo69

Damn bro wtf lol. Just let them assign. Was probably time to take profit anyway as down as AMD has been. And what the fuck kind of low premium was that? Did you sell a same day CC? You can’t make money that way man. I made a killing selling 30 day AMD CC before I got out because of the ups and downs. Damn sure was getting more .19/contract lol

Schwimmbo

[What is this AMD spike at the end lol. ](https://i.imgur.com/ne9fdN5.jpeg)

ShankThatSnitch

AMD and NVDA went vertical for no reason.

Schwimmbo

What is that spike on AMD and NVDA on the end of the trading day? Wow.

PaperHandsTheDip

He did infact lose $16k on the calls. He was short call options, got paid 19c for them and had to pay out \~$10 for each one he sold. So he took a 5k% loss on the calls. His shares were sold at $550 each, when they could have been worth \~$560 each. Since they were CC's tho, OP had at least 1700 AMD shares valued at \~$935,000 USD. So he took a 5k% loss on a $300 position, which was collateralized with $935k. Basically OP was trying to make 0.03% yield and instead lost almost 1.7% of his capital instead.

Cautious_Tonight

My biggest win was 100k I had lotto calls in September before AMD popped. I played a lot of IONQ plays as well as Intel and Dell. I played constantly only holding options for a week or two max. Earnings were hit or miss plays.

All_YourBase

What were the biggest triple witching EOD swing you saw today? There were big ones on a bunch of stocks - GOOG, SNDK, AMD, MRVL, NVDA, ASML to name a few

no1_finland_enjoyer

How did you lose money on a CC if AMD is scraping ATH? You just lock in the profit on shares plus you shitty premium, no?

Zerkron

Jesus Christ, I wonder how much those 0dte NVDA and AMD calls paid out

Plus_Seesaw2023

Go and say this about SPCX or TSLA or even NVDA or AMD or MU LOL

River_Sandhu

Any news on Nvidia and AMD there?

CD274

Wth AMD

EdoTensei10

wtf happened? AMD, NVDA

AlpacaDream7

Holy fuck AMD

Kind_Initiative_7567

AMD lmaoooo

1ncognito

Quick history lesson on GF- It was founded as the conglomeration of AMD’s Dresden Fab, some IBM fabs in upstate NY and Vermont, and Chartered Semiconductor in Singapore as AMD went fabless. This was accomplished via the relevant business units being purchased by Mubadala, the UAE’s investment arm. First few years AMD remained the majority of the revenue but it quickly became a struggle as AMD wanted to compete at low tech nodes with Nvidia and Intel, but GF couldn’t afford the insane R&D cost that would come with that race, so in 2017 they announced a pivot away from EUV technology to focus on “essential” chips. This means things like radio modems in smartphones, car sensors, power switches, etc. - all the stuff that is needed for that 2nm chip to actually do what it needs to do. This has been a heavily questioned move - many felt like giving up on EUV was essentially giving up on being a market competitor. But it’s proved to at the very least be a stabilizing move, allowing GF to spend the last few years slowly modernizing their internal business processes, something that has shown in the fairly steady margin growth from roughly 25 to 30% As you mentioned, they’ve begun investing heavily into new non-EUV tech; silicon photonics has been a boon to their revenue as the smartphone market has plateaued, and there are legitimate reasons to be excited about GF’s placement in the quantum computing space - their 22FDX platform shows some promise for control modules at cryogenic temperatures for example. Now, do I think that there’s reason to think gf is undervalued in the mid 40s? Absolutely. But I think the “right” price for the stock is probably in the mid 50s to low 60s for the next couple of quarters. If they can start showing some major demand and capacity ramps in the coming quarters then they could shoot up, but I doubt you’re gonna 5x your investment anytime soon. It’s still a very immature company (in the grand scheme of things) that’s gotta get through some growing pains and find the market they can really own.

Calm_Stress3334

So I’ve done a little bit of rebalancing and moved and liquidated my very small Meta and AMD holdings.  Move them into a donor advised fund.  We’re doing a donation to an offer for profit so we decided to liquidate that stock and get taxed right off from doing it. I still need to rebalance some of the tech stocks that I have we have several funds that are essentially doing the same thing and need to back out some of it just trying to be tax efficient.   This story matters to you if you are three years away from retirement.  If you 10+ years, ignore this.  

MaxDragonMan

Can't name it as by the sun's rules it's market cap/share price is currently too low, but my biggest holding is a Biopharma I have a strong conviction in, which ran up from ~$2.18 to like $6 in 2025 then dropped 60% in March back to around ~$2.18 right now fully enough. So "technically" down for the year but it's because this particular pick did so well at the end of December, which made 2025 look great, and dropped following their dillution, which has made 2026 look not so great in spite of my Nvidia, MSFT, and AMD gains.

lolwatman

I think I might dump AMD today

steem99

something is whispering AMD puts in my ear, not sure why

Dongkey_kong

So you’re saying AMD won’t go up 5 straight days?!?

Burtonwurton

Life really has a great way of fucking with me. Held GOOGL prior to earnings and watch this shit drop to $319 then back up to $384 then back down to $330s then back to yesterday at $340s. Trimmed for losses on the way down, but yesterday I decided to just close rest of my position. It’s okay though because I made back up all my Googl losses that accumulated for months in just a matter of days with AMD. Only frustrating thing about this situation was opportunity cost. I hope that shit goes back to the $400s, but I’m personally not trading it again.

Zerkron

Member when AMD was at $80 and stood for Advanced Money Destroyer

CEOofBeanz

Oh boy, I was getting the same comments when I bought a ton of AMD at $87.

mmaisumm

AMD ath next week

Chiinoe

Heard hes buying AMD 👀 Abel Makes Dough

A-Money-Lover

Really getting sick of Micron Dell AMD Intel

i2noob

last year when AMD is below 100, I still saying ain't no way I'm touching this high PE shit. Now I feel extremely regarded

MasterFaustinoIs

Dell, Oracle or AMD puts on open?

clark1785

intel?? that junk, it was led by nvidia and AMD

bearhunter429

AMD to 1000 :hesright: :hesright: :hesright:

Big-Pomegranate3243

Look, maybe tomorrow turns out green somehow, but after such a big run-up in Intel and AMD, taking profits is usually the move that leaves you with more money. Personally, I think tomorrow will be slightly red—just a healthy correction and people de-risking before a weekend that could go either way.

kemar7856

AMD trillion dollar company end of year?

oliver2022

brother what is going with AMD

itsalwayscalls

Or. Maybe the previous quarter was an anomaly. Regardless yes. It's ahead of its skis, yes. Next 18 months may be built in. SMCI is untouchable and HPE sucks. So, AMD helios is what matters.

financiallythriving

I agree, AMD will close at 622.70 tomorrow

Yacineldl

Sold Micron AMD and Dell around 100$ 🫣😂 after holding more thanks 2 years

financiallythriving

AMD 600 tomorrow

Sudden-Tone3983

AMD

FineJuggernaut3295

Can’t decide between AMD or INTC puts. Guess I’ll do both.

Cav829

The Semis are what are catching a bid today. I have no idea if that will extend into tomorrow, but INTC, NVDA, and AMD all have had good looking charts. I like the look of GOOL with this pullback. MSFT is not so hot now that it seems to be losing the 20-day. AMZN is a mess. Wouldn't touch it until $235 if it were my money. I've been playing MU on and off, but I kind of hate it here. You've got about $20-$25 of upside versus $180 of downside right now based on where it's trading. AVGO is a dog's breakfast of a chart. I think I'd stay away until it can find a bottom around $315, maybe a smidge lower. If you're playing indexes, I continue to like the Qs more than the others right now. IWM and Diamonds are breaking down. Qs look a little more constructive than SPY.

Fhyzikz

Does anyone know why AMD is allowed to trade at these wacky multiples? I wanna go full Burry this thing so badly because I am not understanding the valuation

Huntington777

Is anyone actually buying AMD shares at this point or is it just options trading price action?

Burtonwurton

I closed the rest of my GOOGL position today at a loss. Been trimming and taking losses for months on this piece of shit. Made back all my heavy losses with AMD in 2 days. I bought a shit ton of AMD calls last couple of days and made all my losses back. Lucky for sure as I didn't expect AMD to run as much as it did. I still wish the best for GOOGL holders and GOOGL to go back to ATH, but I will not partake in googles bullshit anymore.

GPUssydestroyer

How does AMD and INTC look? Follow those

Cav829

... AMD, the company at like 140+ P/E trying to justify valuations on profits past 2030 is not speculative tech... okay.

gopoohgo

AMD mooning

Ambitious_Snow840

AMD is neither of those.

Huntington777

Don’t be biased and tell me the truth. How long should I hold my AMD shares I bought last week? 👀

captjacksparrow47

Excuse me... AMD with 7% gain? What's the news?

Burtonwurton

Welp made back all my losses from GOOGL position that I held for months in only a couple days with AMD. Never touching GOOGL again, closed rest of my position today. Oh the opportunity cost that I lost holding that bag of shit for as long as I did. I can only blame myself.

SubpoenaSender

I still have the 1.2. I went into AMD right before chat GPT with around $40,000. All in on covered calls and cash secured puts. There was a day that I missed opening my trade and I forgot because I had to take my son to the doctor…..I would’ve made around $128,000 that day. I have no trouble admitting it was luck. I saw nothing coming. I actually just looked at some data about AMD and it felt safer than NVDA. I would’ve been far more profitable in NVDA, but I truly felt better about AMD for some reason. I don’t have the AMD stock anymore. I sold it all, which is also always I had to pay taxes. I told you the truth on my attorney fees. It was a felony crime. I was required to pay the full bail because I am a Veteran and they claimed that made me more dangerous. Otherwise I only needed to pay 10% upfront.

DragonFruit-_-777

AMD is definitely not Advance Money Destroyer anymore

Elegant_Complaint_66

Just bought AMD puts. I’m scared.

bearhunter429

#AMD stands for AMerican Devices LMAO🤌

skyisntthelimit1

AMD -5% tomorrow

financiallythriving

AMD ATH tomorrow