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So are we all just gambling on AMD tomorrow
Price jacked up after hours crashes during trading pattern?
What are we thinking about AMD for eerrrrmingsss
Looking to to all in but which one is a "safer" play. AMD vs Msft
AMD's new powerhouse cpu ZEN 5 is about turn heads... leaked specs and launch date...
AMD will trade at this level....yeah, i know it sounds a mad Bear the Perma
AMD- earnings tomorrow 01/30. Is it breaking upwards on this channel?
Elon just informally announced he would buy AMD chips for Tesla's dojo supercomputer
The AI innovation storm has swept through CES 2024, The annual CES has become a Tech-Stage
The AI innovation storm has swept through CES 2024, The annual CES has become a Tech-Stage
Me going into earnings week with $5000 in SMCI, MSFT, & AMD calls
Who’s ready to burn their life savings this week
AMD - 200 or bust? What 1-30-2024 to watch for...
Which stocks should I consider investing in?
Any advice on what to YOLO on this week?
FOMC Week… 1-26-24 SPY/ ES Futures, QQQ/ NQ Futures, 10YR Yield, DXY/ US Dollar and Cl/ Oil Futures Weekly Market Analysis
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AMD's new MI300x vs the field, plus future projections.
GOOGL April 19'24 $170 Calls - Up 100%... Thoughts?
Strangely the US wants to Intel to succeed but their price does not look that way
Who’s buying MSFT & AMD calls for earnings?
Should I sell my long AMD calls before earnings?
Intel stock sinks as early 2024 outlook comes up short
Intel vs AMD; CPU 3D Cache physics theory
AMD- testing weekly regression with strong greens recently.
I'm the $2k to $50k Options Account Challenge Guy and I Have Some Gains to Share From My Larger Account
I believe them puts on NVDA and AMD I guess?
KitKat Canada AI Ad? I’m Bullish on NVDA, AMD, & SMCI
Any reason why I shouldn’t invest in TSM given its current price?
Is anyone else breaking out the popcorn to watch AMD stock on a daily basis?
Just buy SEMI/AI and ride the hype. The roller coaster will end soon but for now it’s green day’s ahead.
One of my AMD calls that I haven't sold yet
$12k AMD gain 🔥 by Taking over "Update 2: It's either several million or..." from u/ThrowAwayhfhdjhxnjd
Bullish on $AMD (Long-term)
My recent AMD vs INTC insight + 69% in 2 days
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$2K to $50K in 90 Days - Options Trading Challenge (Day 1 +$250 Unrealized)
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AMD: All My Dinero. It's either Dinner or no Dinner
$ADM falls 16% as investors suddenly realize they made a typo while trying to buy $AMD
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That's kinda/sorta how I've been playing the market since 2022. Taking 20-50% profits and then re-upping when it drops. It hurts sometimes when I see certain tickers run, though. I made decent money on CRWD and AMD for instance, but if I'd just held? I dunno.
🙏 I’ve tried to apply this pattern elsewhere but based on my testing, I have concluded that this edge lives almost exclusively with TSLA. I’ve tested this overnight logic on the usual high-volume suspects like NVDA, AMD, AAPL, META, SMCI, COIN, and MSTR. What I found after running the same backtesting on them for 2023 through 2025 were overall mixed results. NVDA had a brief hot streak in late 2023 where it worked okay (maybe a 58% to 60% hit rate), but that edge evaporated once the stock shifted to trending hard instead of mean reverting. SMCI and MSTR definitely show flashes because they act like mini TSLAs on steroids, but the risk reward is terrible because when I was wrong, the gaps were absolutely brutal. AAPL, AMD, and META were basically coin flips; they had no reliable, repeatable edge. The key here is that the core pattern ("red day plus green overnight" which means the next day tends to run green) actually works on options with any expiry, but the risk, reward, and practicality change dramatically. None of the stocks I mentioned have true daily 0DTE (Monday through Friday expiry). All of them have weekly expirations (Fridays), so I can only trade (simulate) 0DTE on Fridays and 1DTE on Thursdays (next day expiry). I specifically use 0DTE/1DTE options because they have the maximum Theta and Gamma, which lets me either: SELL puts on the bullish setup (Red Day + Green Overnight) to harvest maximum premium as the stock runs, or BUY puts on the bearish setup (Double Green) to get massive leverage on the fade (although I don’t buy puts much). Ultimately, the pattern seems to rely on a specific, perfect convergence of three things: insane retail/options gamma, "Elon level" news volatility, and thin overnight liquidity that causes the pre market crowd to massively over position themselves. TSLA is the only unicorn where all three line up consistently. Every other stock I tested was either too efficient, too slow, or the blow ups were too savage to make the long term risk reward worthwhile. I’m still looking/waiting for another stock that ever ended up with that same perfect storm of degeneracy to establish the trade card to game it.
I mean sure but the risk isn’t that nvidia will go bankrupt It’s more that extreme continued growth is already priced in. If the big companies bail, but they still get that 20%, yeah their business will be just fine But their VALUATION will plummet. As shareholders that’s all we care about tbh let’s be real. For graphics card I use AMD anyway #steamdeck
By what metric is AMD undervalued?
Yeah and during that same time imagine if you bought Nvidia, AMD, Amazon, Google or Apple.
AMD usually falls the hardest, fairest and longest among the chip makers.
I bought 34 shares of REGN at $12 in 2002. It’s been as high as $1192/share in mid-2024, it's $750 now. Bought 135 shares of AMD at $5ea in 2016. I’ve had my fair share of losers over the years but occasionally I had dumb luck.
Yessir! AMD has been a rocket this year but it seems like always finds a way to come back down
Am looking for AMD to target gap fill to 170. Might be a bit early, yeah. Will cut if AMD closes above 225
I like flowing with the trend, AVGO rallying, AMD fading
AMD, was down 99% then contracts went up 20,000% lol
I think AMD kept going up just for you, OP
Yep I peeped that too, tbf though AMD wasn’t looking to hit this morning anyways
Calling top on semis, look at $SMH. I see double tops. Looking for $AMD drop to target gap fill around 170. If AMD closes above 225 resistance zone, am out. https://preview.redd.it/vv48fachwn6g1.jpeg?width=1190&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=329ed481f198145e184bedebdc1756e106db9170
AMD spent the whole day crawling out of the gutter to close green with 1 cent only to get roundhouse kicked into high speed traffic by AVGO AH
Will cut if and when AMD closes above 225
I bought on the initial bounce for tomm’s expiry, which i closed and realized $2k loss. Opened others later, kept adding as it kept making new highs lol My thesis will be invalidated if $AMD closes above 225, at which point i will cut.
Contingent on AMD stock reaching like $600, so, not likely to happen
AMD is like the most undervalued semi, why not short avgo?
It does, generally, signal demand for AI. No Doubt. But the problem I see - as I say - is that AMD isn't the dominant player in that space. It's trying to break in. I assume the following. 1. AMD ordered RAM for its anticipated AI demand; 2. AMD is going to find it harder to secure more RAM for AI demand; and 3. as a result of 2, AMD's growth forecast (which was already high) is going to be curtailed. Were AMD the only player in the AI market, such that it could easily purchase all RAM, then the boom would mean AMD was supplying a booming market. But... it isn't... and lots of players want a limited supply of RAM. For AMD to demonstrate significant growth, it would need one of three things: A. to have optimistically contracted for a significantly greater supply of RAM than it needed at the time it was signing the contracts, in the hopes that the demand would be there by the time the RAM was supplied; B. for RAM to become significantly easier to purchase; or C. to be easily able to outbid other competitors for RAM in respect of future supply. Which of A, B or C do you think applies?
Because a RAM shortage signals exploding demand for AI hardware, which boosts demand for AMD’s chips as they optimize new architectures, and governments often step in with subsidies during supply crunches that further benefit major chipmakers like AMD.
Feels like most people here forgot what AMD truly stands for. Hoping you’re wrong because I need NVDA to pump
AMD doesn't produce RAM. Arguably, increase in RAM cost should hurt AMD - it's only just getting its feet back under it with with retail GPUs and trying to break into the AI space that NVidia has been owning. Its other major use case is selling CPUs to console/phones. How do you see a RAM shortage helping AMD? I'm hoping it's a cost-neutral event for it, but if suppliers start having to decide who is getting the RAM... it could hurt AMD couldn't it if it isn't bid enough? What am I missing here?
And you think AMD is going to be the first to fall? I don't think that's likely but let's see what happens
How is it the top when AMD was $260 a month ago?
My god. I fukin hate AMD…
Everyone seems to be paying OpenAI to take their product. NVIDIA, Disney, AMD…
Bought shit tons of AMD calls for tomorrow exp right at close
Jan 2024 ($24 to $50) In January 2024, Super Micro Computer (SMCI) was dominated by news of a massive stock surge driven by exceptionally strong preliminary and actual Q2 fiscal year 2024 results, which significantly exceeded previous guidance due to high demand for its AI servers. Key News Events in January 2024: January 18: Business Update and Raised Guidance Super Micro provided a business update where it dramatically increased its financial outlook for the second quarter of fiscal year 2024. The company expected net sales of at least $3.6 billion, a significant jump from its prior guidance of approximately $2.8 billion. January 19: Stock Surge Following the positive business update, SMCI shares jumped around 25% to a record high. The market reaction was a key factor in the stock's massive rally throughout early 2024, as investors became highly optimistic about its role in AI infrastructure, particularly its partnership with Nvidia. The stock fully recovered to its pre-crisis high by this date. Feb 2024 In February 2024, Super Micro Computer (SMCI) was a volatile "AI darling" stock that hit record highs, but also faced significant challenges related to financial reporting delays, which nearly led to Nasdaq delisting. ///////// I didn't notice this on the graph, it must have not lasted long Investopedia Super Micro Stock Continues Wild Week With Massive Friday Swings NAOMI BUCHANAN Updated February 16, 2024 The stock, which crossed $1,000 Thursday, has nearly tripled since the start of 2024 Super Micro Computer (SMCI) continued its wild week Friday as shares jumped in the first few minutes of trading before reversing course and moving sharply lower. The decline came as Wells Fargo initiated coverage of the stock Friday with an equal-weight rating, saying that while Super Micro stands to benefit from the artificial intelligence (AI) boom, the company's share price already reflects much of the upside. The stock ended Friday's session down 20% at $803.32, after having risen as much as 7.4% in the opening minutes of trading. The stock, which has nearly tripled in price since the start of the year, surged 14% to above $1,000 on Thursday amid anticipation of future gains driven by rising demand for AI. Earlier this week, Barclays analysts had raised their price target for the stock to $961 from $691, citing Super Micro Computer's position within the AI ecosystem and "strategic" partnerships with NVIDIA (NVDA), Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), and Intel (INTC).
Well woke up to -$45K and now sitting at -$11K. Coulda been worse. Why can't I let go of AMD... https://preview.redd.it/qcb3t6lavm6g1.png?width=699&format=png&auto=webp&s=5c42a0e2f678437abc22badd172a2fe948681cd7
AMD up almost 11 dollaz on a day, what's this?
AMD with quite the reversal today. Holding this stock has always been a roller coaster ride.
AMD yearns for the green
you are missing the last move from AMD (gave openai 10% of their fucking company to buy their chips)
AMD panic sellers jumping off the Empire State Building
That's the current situation: QE is back Lower rates 6-7% budget deficit (insane fiscal stimulus) Oil $57 very low and seems like might go even lower Dollar downtrending (good for stocks as about 40% of S&P 500 revenues come from abroad) AI boosting productivity Can't get much better than this. Perfect goldilocks setup. UP only. Best risk/reward plays as of now for 2026 imo: NFLX, UBER - dipped bigly meanwhile profits and margins hitting ATH META 22 forward PE(by far cheapest mag7 stock) + will have lower tax rate coz of their recent one off tax charge. AMZN profits and margins hitting ATH stock only up 3% YTD, should catch up in 2026. NVDA - projected net income of 175 billion, 24 forward PE, they will announce bigger buybacks again. Should see 1 more leg up to 240s 250s and it will be time to sell as they will start to lose market share slowly. Other great, profitable, fast growing stocks to buy dips in if market allows: HOOD, APP, RDDT - you can buy any 10-15-20% dips with closed eyes AMD (if dips to 170-180s)
AMD's momentum today is screaming 230 tomorrow.
It’s taking after its cousin AMD now 🥲
Man can fucking AMD, NVDA and AMZN go back up. Spy keeps going up and down like a rollercoaster, but at least it recovers. Whereas AMD and NVDA just flat as fuck.
Going to do the same with my AMD Jan and Feb calls, they're DOA.
I wanted to but I just got my quant machine running. I didn't trust it, and I had to patch a flaw i found yesterday morning. Luckily it wasnt fatal. Holding puts on AMD I got at 223 though. Feeling cozy at the moment.
It really can't be worse than r/AMD_Stock
AI isn’t dead. It’s priced for perfection. Due for a shake up where profit taking will create panic selling as buyers decrease due to being priced for perfection. This good. Market doesn’t make profits by just going up. It makes its most profits by exiting then waiting for capitulation to drain retailers then buy the bottom. This also shakes out the weak startups that had a brilliant idea but lacked the capital or management that will now get purchased by established players. Why I’m riding this bull through calculated swing trades which includes making the same trades as it bottoms because timing the bottom is futile. SOXX, SMH and TQQQ how I’m rolling. Let leverage be my friend without letting it break me. AI is the future but way too many players and way too much volatility due to being over priced for perfection. Let the ETF rules rebalance as needed to reduce the losers and buy more winners. For me considerably safer than placing all eggs on NVIDIA Broadcom and AMD including rest of mag 7. This isn’t about if AI survives but fact we need to shuffle the deck and many will take profits during that process, many will hold until then end and rest will at some point throw in the towel and that’s capitulation buying trigger
This feels like one of those overreactions the market has every time a big company misses earnings. Oracle slipping doesn’t suddenly change the long term outlook for Nvidia or AMD. It just spooks people for a day because everything in AI is so tightly linked right now. Once the panic settles, people will remember that demand for GPUs hasn’t magically disappeared. This is just the usual noise we get near the end of the year.
The big tech are all getting annaled for the past 1 month.. NVDA = -8% AMD= -10% MSFT= -5.5% PLTR = -4% Only Googl, AVGO are doing decently well. Meanwhile my calls.... - (x2) of the above.. what a clown show lol
Woke up to check my AMD and saw that red, yup that tracks.
Bullish on all datacenters. Genesis project was the pivotal moment for all hands on deck approach. All winners. $ORCL $NVDA $TSM $NBIS $IREN $CRWV $GOOGL $MSFT $META $APLD $AMD $AMZN
AMD been getting dragged last few days
Why is my AMD down 3% 😔 OpenAI gotta IPO to reduce fears
That's the current situation: QE is back Lower rates 6-7% budget deficit (insane fiscal stimulus) Oil $57 very low and seems like might go even lower Dollar downtrending (good for stocks as about 40% of S&P 500 revenues come from abroad) AI boosting productivity Can't get much better than this. Perfect goldilocks setup. UP only. Best risk/reward plays as of now for 2026 imo: NFLX, UBER - dipped bigly meanwhile profits and margins hitting ATH META 22 forward PE(by far cheapest mag7 stock) + will have lower tax rate coz of their recent one off tax charge. AMZN profits and margins hitting ATH stock only up 3% YTD, should catch up in 2026. NVDA - projected net income of 175 billion, 24 forward PE, they will announce bigger buybacks again. Should see 1 more leg up to 240s 250s and it will be time to sell as they will start to lose market share slowly. Other great, profitable, fast growing stocks to buy dips in if market allows: HOOD, APP, RDDT - you can buy any 10-15-20% dips with closed eyes AMD (if dips to 170-180s) What else would you suggest?
Bro, why not some serious stock like Google, Nvidia, AMD, heck even Intel since Donny drove USA in it, RKLB, ASTS, AAPL, something.
Can people stop touching AMD in the bad way?
Best we can do is red, judging by the value of my AMD and Google positions.
Do you think Nvidia has more profit than the entire big pharma industry? Why doo you think one company that designs these chips is worth more than the entire pharmaceutical industry? Also another question. Nvidia is just one part of the supply chain for GPUs. ASML is required to create machines used by TSMC that produces the chips designed by NVIDIA/AMD. Why does Nvidia have 12 times the market cap of ASML? Why does it have 3.5 times the market cap of TSMC?
https://preview.redd.it/ztdjsp17xi6g1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a3c1050534d91faa362d68a473a26ac01b457234 Look AMD calls are basically free now! It's over for AI!
Currently at 10:40pm PST, is down META: -1.42% in comparison: Amzn: -1.38% NVDA: -2.08% GOOGL: -1.00% MSFT: -1.22% ASTS: -2.01% AMD: -2.14% AVGO: -1.71% ORCL: -11.85% So yeah every other stock is not down less. Everything is down, and I suspect ORCLs earnings and guidance were made what made the tech sector shit the bed
Meta, Amazon, $AMD Honorable mentions.. Nvidia, elf, celh, ttd, rezolve ai, estee lauder, nike, paypal, adobe, coreweave
I swear I was living my best life in the Kool-Aid stocks. AMD, Google, ASTS etc, just vibing. Then suddenly everyone starts worshipping IREN and NBIS like they’re the holy grail. They’re making deals with Microsoft and Meta so I’m like, ‘aight bet,’ and hop on the hype train. ONE (1) DAY later Michael Burry respawns with a wild hypothesis about AI earnings being cooked because GPU depreciation is apparently a cosmic lie. Palantir immediately moons 9%, cooks Burry himself, he rage-quits and closes his fund… and the market still decides ‘yeah AI is fake actually’ and nosedives anyway. Meanwhile Google’s (the stock I obviously sold) out here announcing it’s the final boss of tech, flexing like crazy… and MY portfolio is falling faster than my mental stability. You literally cannot make this shit up.
Oracle: “ Fuck you two AMD_Guy, you ain’t Oracle_Guy, Bitch ass”
People, everything we can pump, has been to the NVDA, OKLO, CRWV, CRML, ORCL, and even AMD. think again, AMD?! The only stock you all have missed out is Campbell soup, it is a technology company!!!!! It has all the keywords, 3D printing, biotech, Artificial Ingredients,
Damn AMD is a straight line down in the overnight market
And AMD popped on oracle news and OpenAI, but OpenAI is losing to Gemini, and now Oracle is slipping. Smart money was also unloading leading up into ER. It was to be expected. Question is... will this lead into other tech sell offs as today 'hawkish' tone says economy is near danger. The market is largely propped up by key pillars like NVDA, while several others are rolling over. Julius de Kempenaer just talked about it on the 5th. Pretty interesting...
AMD and NVDA are committing sepukku in overnight trading. Unless buyers step in tomorrow, it's looking really ugly out there.
AMD did similar bullshit during their financial analyst day with the OpenAI deal. I can also promise you the fucking moon and a panda for 2030, it doesn't mean anything.
OpenAI went from being an asset to a liability. AMD making a blood pact with them was possibly the top.
They've lost 58% from ath of 345, in literally 3 months. If that's not moving like a meme stock, Idk what is. Holy fuck. And it's taking everyone down with it. On one hand it sucks cause I'm losing money on my AMD and nvda stocks, and some orcl earnings calls, but on the other hand I fucking hate evil corporations like orcl and pltr.
r/AMD_Stock and r/SupersStonk makes this place look like a mensa convention. Just a waterfall of baseless price targets being spewed as copium.
AMD and SHOP paid me today. Going to play with them again.
Market was running on high smokes when Jensen was bullish on AI and striking deals left and right! Couldn’t contain its excitement Then AMD struck a deal with OpenAI and market started thinking hold up, this seems fishy and AI bubble talks just increased by a ton after that Now you need significantly bigger news to move. Market is getting bored with AI
Any popular earnings report get dumped regardless of the numbers. HOOD, SOFI, ORCL, NVDA, AMD. They can beat by 300,000,000% and the Wall Street Crooks are taking it down to wash retail, buying it up on that dip, then a month later after the options have been wiped, they allow it to run to where it should have on reporting date. Shits just like what happened with sports betting and professional sports.
You would think this would pump both AMD and NVDA AH, but nope
AMD and NVDA starting to drop AH too because of ORCL, oh boy
8X yes . $AMD stock of year 2026. book it!
I just need a measly +4.5% on AMD
What other cheaper options tickers can benefit from good earnings from ORCL? lol. AMD and Coreweave
SPY $800+ when AAPL, NFLX, NVDA, AMD, MSFT, META are all back to ATH’s.
In former times some of the points also applied to AMD aka the advanced money destroyer. Would be curious to reflect when was the turning point where one would know the company revives... Intel panther lake seems a great mobile chip Intel 18a is a reflection of panther lake They streamline the company and reduce the boilerplate CEO is hell well connected In 5 years there might be a point where everybody says 'why did I not look as it is instead of conclude based on past decisions of past management and culture'
What does INTC have going for them? GPUs are on the lower end, poor drivers and poor performance, cant use for AI. CPUs are their strong historically but AMD has stolen their cake in the last 5 years. AMD makes wildly more efficient CPUs that are much better for workstation/productivity tasks and also for gaming in the case of their X3D variants. Plus INTC 14th gen chips last year were a disaster as they degraded prematurely and burned up. So in short nobody who knows about tech buys INTC anymore, and it would have a foot and a half into bankrupcy had the government not stepped in and bailed them out.
add AMUU to that list, down 12% when AMD down 0.50%
He also did the same with Meta, Palantir, Elf, Tesla, Nvidia, AMD, etc For every 1 stock he invested in that went bankrupt, there are 5 that I’m now sitting on 1000%+ gains.
I just got DP'ed by AMD and NVDA
According to chat GPT: AMD is: • More open-source friendly • More trusted in national labs • Used more heavily in government supercomputers • Preferred for classified & sovereign compute Because Nvidia locked behind proprietary CUDA
Same outcome when you compare them with AMD, Intel and so on
Come on AMD, you can do it - quick sprint to 250 EOD.
Don't panic. I fully expect Google to become a major player in AI cloud computing, but it will take a little while longer to ramp up. Fudzilla says: "Morgan Stanley reckons every 500,000 TPUs sold outside Google could bring as much as $13 billion in revenue. The company mainly works with chip design partners Broadcom and MediaTek to craft the processors. The bank’s analysts predict TSMC will churn out 3.2 million TPUs next year, rising to five million in 2027 and seven million in 2028. " This means that Google can realistically expect to generate a maximum of $80 billion in additional revenue from TPU hardware in 2026. However, Google's AI software competitors (including OpenAI, X, Meta) will want to purchase far more AI power for their foundation model training. The current estimated hyperscaler Capex for 2026 is over 600B. Nvidia has already announced revenues of over 300B for 2026. Even if AMD also sells 100B in 2026, demand is likely to remain higher than supply. I therefore do not see any decline in revenue for Nvidia until the end of 2026. The market will continue to grow, and it is conceivable that Google, AMD, and other competitors could achieve a 35% market share without Nvidia having to lower its margins. What 2027 will look like will not be clear until mid-2026 at the earliest, but by then Nvidia's P/E ratio should improve significantly... This is not financial advice! Anyone who gets out now, IMHO, is handing their money to Michael Burry, who desperately needs the negative sentiment for his NVIDIA puts.
AMD doesn’t need to beat NVIDIA — it just needs to keep winning enterprise + inference demand as AI adoption spreads. MI300 revenue ramp is early, and earnings will grow into the valuation. If you have patience, it’s still a buy.
yeah, no. Keep your cash under the bed’s better than investing in AMD.
Not only am I not aware of that, but I'm not especially aware of any open source layer in the AMD ecosystem that is unique to AMD
I read that certain segments, like government, sometimes has to use AMD because their software allows for open source integration. Are you familiar or have any insights into that?
If you just sold everything, then your going to have to pay taxes on all your short term gains & long term gains for these investments for 2025. Holding them past 2025 would avioded taxes. If you re-buy the same stock/ETF again, less than 31 days, then you can't write off any of your losses. Wash sale rules. The PE ratio of Apple, Google, Mircosoft and Amazon don't seem high between 31 to 37. Unless your hold HIGH PE stocks such as Tesla, Broadcom, Oracle, Palantir & AMD, these are over-value with a PE ratio high between 100-425. Unemployment low at 4.4%, Federal reserve going to cut interest rates again tomorrow. The tariffs are not causing high inflation, as inflation holding at 3.0%. I think the US economy is looking good. It's you money, do what your gut tells you.
I heard a suggestion on Reddit that made good sense in buying the dip. It's one I've been using during these corrections... similar to DCA, but doing it as the market drops. 5K each time. I snatched up some AMD and AMZN a few weeks back for a reasonable price.
Exactly! The whole landscape has changed. AMD has better cost performance and is less sensitive to policy issues, so honestly it has a much better chance than NVDA when it comes to
Yes! AMD is even more likely than NVIDIA to enter the Chinese market