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$NVDA Vera could turn Nvidia into a ~$60B server CPU business by 2028 overtaking $AMD and $INTC as early as next year.
You will never beat the market unless you understand this one thing…
Genesis Mission Expansion: Tech giants commit $2.4B in compute to bridge AI with federal Quantum & Science research
AI Doesn’t Give a Fuck About Recession
$NVDA is now worth more than $META, $AMZN and $AMD combined
If you describe current conditions to an old AI (2024 deep seek) you can get it to predict the future (now) and the future (tomorrow).
AMD still the top momentum trade
I picked a bad time to sell AMD covered calls 😭😭😭
I picked a bad time to sell AMD covered calls 😭😭
AI is the best thing to happen to an average man
Advanced Money Dispenser Leap Positions
Don’t time the market folk: S&P 500 rises to record high as oil and yields move lower
AMD plans to substantially increase supply in 2027, CEO says
Hello WSB 👋 would any fang or finance people want to connect on LinkedIn?
Xanadu and AMD launch Backline to streamline CPU, GPU, FPGA integration for quantum technology
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - October 2, 2026 📈 📉
Why did everything take a dump except AMD?
Am I being a bad person by investing in the stock market?
Why is there a big hate against Cerebras ?
I think AMD just became a LEGIT long term BUY
Industrial Picks-and-Shovels Compounders like Amprius, Ouster, Allegro Microsystems (also Nvidia, AMD, ABB etc.)
Nvidia, AMD want Trump to keep their chips flowing to China
AMD acquiring Fei-Fei Li's World Labs AI firm in deal worth $8.2 billion
CYV: $13m market cap, $30m cash, no debt, fully funded to human data catalyst
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - September 25, 2026 📈 📉
I love that you can see my divorce, my layoff, and when I discovered options on AMD.
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - September 24, 2026 📈 📉
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - September 23, 2026 📈 📉
The AMD / OpenAI deal is a literal 100% cashback deal now
My Earnings IV crush story on MSFT and sharing October data
Muse is No. 1 on the App Store. When does that show up in Meta’s numbers?
I have completely fucked up by waiting until 24 to start investing.
Wait, the AI CPU trade just blew up this week — Meta jumped 11%, ARM surged 17%, Intel and AMD both posted double-digit gains, even Nvidia climbed 2% even after running hot for months.
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - September 21, 2026 📈 📉
AVGO is lagging the entire semis rally. What am I missing?
I was completely fine losing my AMD shares until it almost happened
AMD hits $1 trillion market cap as stock continues 5-day rally
Meta Muse just hit No.1 on the US iPhone free app chart 10 days post-launch — and the real play here isn't just the AI hype, it's what it means for the CPU market.
I ran a 0DTE iron condor through a prop firm's $50K eval rules. 78% win rate. Pass probability: 34%
Intel's 14A Process Is Currently Being Evaluated By Amazon, Apple, AMD, Google, Tesla, Microsoft, NVIDIA, And Qualcomm
Is Qualcomm actually capable of building a $15B+ data-center business, or are we underestimating Nvidia/Broadcom/hyperscaler competition?
Good luck to all AMD stock holders
Why I Think Synopsys and Cadence Look Cheap Today (Relative to Where They Were)
Huawei debuts 11 AI-related chips in challenge to Nvidia, Intel, AMD
GPT-6 Astra is the start of the loop transformer era. AI hardware stock winners and losers.
Someone who lived through 1999 dot com crash...
Is a september Market Crash Something I Should Be Worried About? Need Advice
New investor with META, GOOGL, AMD, SCHG & PG — Should I take profits if September crash fears are real?
I do not have faith in the US dollar to not lose large amounts of value in the coming year(s). I want to hedge against this through digitally held assets, and non US companies. What are some methods to invest outside of it
Dell's $47B AI Supercycle Quarter: Full-Year Guidance Raised to $192B
Let AI agents deploy options bots on paper desks. Worst one: long puts on TSLA/AMD/META/NFLX, 53 tra
I could have had $844k in the bank at 21, but I didn't follow my instincts. Anyone else with similar experiences?
Will Qualcomm CEO get the boot in this AI race?
White House Weighs New Round of Chip Tariffs - Politico
From almost blowing up my $80k account to now 3x original investment.
The AI Trade Part 2: How to play the current Market
Mag 10 (mag 7 plus AMD, Broadcom and Micron)
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If you are in stocks like AMD, why are you worried about a red day? Close the app for a year.
AMD getting hammered my 585C need a lifeline
I'll tell you what I think: AMD and MRNA are pretty safe bets. Yeah, I know AMD is AI, but they're different from the other chips—they're actually needed, and in my opinion, they'll eventually decouple from the rest of the chip comparison at some point.
Nah just a retail trader that had been winning and just got slaughtered on O DTE AMD options
AMD leaps are getting more and more obvious by the day as it inches closer to its daily moving agerages
maybe he sold his AMD and Intel calls after the Muse pump
yesterday I remember considering $650 calls on AMD for Friday now i'm not even sure if the $550 calls will print
certain popular large-cap stocks like Intel and AMD have a lot further to fall
Good glob, do people make and lose fortunes of AMD weeklies?
What happened? I'm out of the loop. My portfolio is at ATH so I'm obviously not buying what you all are. Yes, a big chunk of it is AMD.
Robotics will be the next thing before 2030, AMD even has AMD Robotics Partner Networks. And not just humanoids, we are already seeing amazon starting to delve into drones, so similar concept
I definnitely have conviction and also being cautious about AMD as well. Right now my thought is to hold unti the next spike, then sell at a small profit. This is assuming the stock keeps trading rangebound like it has been, as it doesn’t seem like it will break out any time soon. Do you think this is too risky and I’m more likely to sell too early?
December 16 after selling to close 10x AMD 600 PUTs Swing trading makes good money
If yall didn’t buy the dip on AMD, META or SPCX, I don’t know what to say
VEQT? If it has to be a specific company... AMD has been doing well for me...
Only issue is, Iran hitting oil tankers again, PPI tmrw, fed on Oct 23, Chinese saying they had a breakthrough on chips against MU and AMD…. And inflation going up, mixed with bond yields up. And oil.
Sounds like me when I started out but my annual income was 20K. Lived in the barracks so no bills besides internet, phone, car, and insurance. I put 1k a month into the SP500. Little did I know was that the money I invested while I was young would stat 90% of my investments 10 years later. I used only the SP500. Then I started investing in stuff like AMZN, V, AMD, NVDA, etc. Later I realized my individual stocks outperformed the SP500 every year. Not a bad idea to use the SP500 until you know how you want to invest. I dont know how to read the market or all that fancy stuff, but I was able to beat the SP500.
I spent more than a 1%er’s yearly salary buying dips and LEAPS today GOOGL AMZN AMD DELL INTC SKHY
I can't speak to their manufacturing process, but I do know they have some of the strongest, longstanding partnerships with companies like NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel
you are right. I bought AMD right at ATH, before earning and it dipped hard and stayed there. It eventually went up and I’m in the money. But yesterday I had quiet bit of money in the sideline and yolo bought because of comments on Reddit. I’m regretting it so much. I waited almost a year or so. I gave in yesterday feeling “this is enough dip, it will go up tomorrow” yet today’s dip is way harder then yesterday and across NVDA and SOXX
If hypercalers even hint at slowing down capex in their Ears in a couple weeks, neoclouds are gonna collapse. AMD and memory will probably be next. And then NVDA. It’ll be a bloodbath
profited off puts 0DTE on $AMD using some of that to buy $AMD calls for Friday i'm playing both sides so that I always end up on top
I would place it in money market for a year and then invest after the bubble pops. But that's not what you asked. You pick a safe stock with growth potential. MSFT looks like they're screwing up XBOX, and everyone's going to hate forced neural chips for the next Windows version. Other countries are divesting themselves of GOOGL because they want data independence from Trump's America. AMZN also suffers from the GOOGL problem to a degree, but AMZN's core business is going to continue to be profitable so that's not going to affect them as much. NVDA is the answer because they actually make the NPUs that Microsoft is going to require, and eventually everyone is going to have to comply with the industry standard, leading to great growth. Apple, Intel, and AMD also make NPUs, and it'll be an interesting competition to see which one ends up being the industry leader.
profited off puts 0DTE on $AMD using some of that to buy $AMD calls for Friday i'm playing both sides so that I always end up on top
i think its a good metric but it could reverse its like whats happening right now like stocks could be down 1% like $AMD but huge volume accumulation and that means it's likely to reverse
AMD 575 put: * bought: **$2.87** * sold: **$8.10** * profit: **$5.23 × 1000 = $5,230** * return: **182.23%**
AMD finally gonna go fill that gap?
Right. Except MU has a high margin than NVDIA by almost 10 points. My argument is that Memory and semi's should have the same ball park P/E regardless of what the P/E is. If they both are cyclical and both are producing the same amount of revenue and margins either A.) Semi's are severely overvalued (which i do not believe to be the case, except AMD) or B.) Memory is severely undervalued (which i believe to be the case)
pretty rare to see volume accumulation under -100 million for any ticker on thinkorswim and today we have 5 names falling under that parameter: MU, ORCL, DELL, META, AMD, QQQ https://preview.redd.it/k6cmb0rnlgvh1.png?width=571&format=png&auto=webp&s=e41d5677a236f51b0e51dd91b4948a5c152a8599
AMD was supposed to go UP 5%. Guh.
He sold his Intel and AMD calls at the top after Muse just kidding
Just remember they use to call AMD advance money destroyer. Low 60s in coreweave feels like an opportunity
Bought the AMD dip. Just a small trade at first
$AMD 575 puts 0DTE made money on 600 calls 1DTE yesterday and now i'm on the other side feelsgoodman
Idk end of week calls on the typical dumpster fire stocks that do dumb shit on Fridays MSTR TSLA SPCX MU AMD You know the usual degenerate stuff Safer play would be retreating to the big boys MSFT AMZN GOOGL NVDA META
🤡🤡This is what happens when clowns buy things that are hyped with NO profits or earnings. Stay away from massive bloated P/E like Tesla, AMD. Stay away from negative earners like Spcx and this crap. Buy NIKE , Clorox, BSX, (profitable companies) at multi month/year lows, oversold RSI, dividends, etc.
AMD is my second largest individual stock position
AMD, if you could Shrek, that would be really cool right about now.
AMD and MU are showing resilience relative to everything else IMO.
overnight I was pissed I didn't hold my $AMD 1DTE's through the close well they're down 90% so I guess it's not so bad
i bought all the chip bullshit years ago because im a pc nerd. Only bought 100 shares of AMD at $25 because they were the only GPU competitor, thought it was a bad buy at the time.
imagine thinking $AMD worths more than $100-110 fucking lol tbh
I think MU could definitely dip but also has held its price incredibly well despite all the FUD (especially compared to other semi stocks). Consolidation during a period of FUD is usually bullish. This type of period is where its important to have conviction on your thesis, and is where a lot of retail capitulate. Just remember the same type of thing could easily happen to AMD. There could be a cpu supercycle and the stock could still not move. The stock is at a 150 trailing P/E and 40 forward P/E. There is a lot of room for price compressiom even as fundamentals improve. Eventually bulls run out of steam and support will be tested. This always happens regardless of how good fundamentals are. Both these stocks are core long term holds for me, I'd just be careful about overtrading based on current price movements. Thats how you end up selling low and buying high. You can have conviction on a stock and still be better off not owning any because you didnt have a good entry.
You need buyers of the stock. Look at what NVDA did for a year between summer 25 and 26, essentially flat despite their PEG ratio being cut more than in half with triple beats every quarter. Because everybody who wanted NVDA already had it, and lots of other stocks became high performers, absorbing buyers in other prospects. MU is going to experience the same process. Things have to get fundamentally so rosy and sustained that the market decides to reallocate out of existing holdings and heavier into MU. That's going to take a bit. Everyone who believes the "cycle is years longer" angle is already in. The landscape has to convince the more conservative parts of the market to come over, or convince people to get out of AMD or META or whatever other excellent growth prospects and go heavier into MU. In short, buyers are no longer rushing the doors, fundamentals don't force more buyers if there just physically aren't any left.
Those ones don’t move the markets, it’s the big ones like AMD, MU, INTC, ARM, MRVL
was pressed that I sold my $AMD calls yesterday for a 150% gain (600C 1DTE - $3 to $8) because after-hours $AMD was close to $615 so it could have been double but now, now I don't feel so bad (:
I can tell you for sure that trade-holding my AMD since 2020 was a much better idea than trading NVDA from 2019 to 2020 and from 2021 to 2022
Probably because they are strongly associated with AMD now
You’re confusing a compelling story with a compelling investment. “AMD did it” isn’t a valuation model, and a hypothetical 1% market share doesn’t magically translate into $10B in revenue or justify today’s price. OpenAI using CBRS does NOT prove CBRS can scale profitably or defend its position against Nvidia! And telling people they’re wrong because you got AMD right years ago? 😭😭 That’s ego, not analysis. Show the numbers, not the victory lap. SORRY!
Id be careful about letting FOMO pressure you into rotations. Im a huge AMD fanboy and think a cpu supercycle is coming but the stock is crazy overextended right now and coukd easily have a big correction even if sentiment is high. It's ok to miss out on some runs, there will always be other buying opportunities in the future, just gotta be patient and wait for good relative entries
AMD is up 177.65% over the last 12 months. Why would you settle for 25%?
Why's AMD been holding so strong ?
youre the market and youre wrong. openai didnt choose nvidia over cbrs. theyre using both. if cbrs takes just 1% of nvdas market share that would be 10b in revenue, a third of their whole cap. MU is doing a $35b buyback, so 1 cbrs. They are ridiculously small for the false dilemma youre framing. Ive been in AMD since the teens. Analysts hated the company then. They hated it in 2023. Its SO similar. Ya know when AMD had a $35b market cap? When it was trading $21 in 2019. Would you go back and buy that if you could?
“The market is wrong” is not an investment thesis. OpenAI evaluated the options and chose Nvidia for a reason, and pretending that decision means nothing is pure cope. Sorry!! A sold-out backlog means NOTHING if customers can switch, margins disappoint, or competitors outpace you. Comparing a $35B chip company to AMD on the road to $1T is delusional fantasy, not valuation analysis. Try again.
This is the sort of thinking that sent AMD from 200 to 550 in 2 months. Or rather the thinking that kept it at $200, just for everyone to realize they were missing the train. What's hilarious to me is there are maybe 5 companies making ai chips and only 2 for resale (nvda, amd). AVGO and MRVL are making custom ai chips on commission, and are trillion-dollar companies. OpenAI isnt using them for sol ultrafast, publicly, yet. Mostly cause why bother if the largest edge is more likely to be inhouse and self-recursive use. Why let a regard ask yet again how to get rich with an app when it can be used to iterate faster than anthropic? Even if its not automated self-improvement, all frontier models are trained using inference of past models. Why WOULDNT you do that with the fastest chips? If theyre limited why use them just to have users hit their rate limits faster for no increased revenue? And finally, OP said 10 years. They may not hockey stick in the next quarter, but their market cap is $35b. Find me a smaller company with as much to speculate about. You think space mining has a faster, larger rate of return? Competing with Spacex? You think spacex is going to double to 4T faster than CBRS can double to 70B? CBRS investors did not hoard its growth in private. You know the stories of people who forgot about PLTR stock 9 years ago? CBRS will make many of those stories.
I don't think it's going to be a threat to the mainstream chipmakers like Nvidia (and maybe, just maybe AMD can elevate themselves into the same room). What you need to imagine is the availability of Huawei Ascend chips which China domestic models are going to be trained on (rather than for pure inference) with domestic HBM. Sure they are stuck 2-3 generations behind with far lower yields due to a reliance on DUV, but you'd bet on China doing something creative to get the parts for high NA EUV put together in the next couple of years
**AMD** stock. Look at the 1 year chart for this year. March 30 is was $208. Today $605. High was $655 a week ago. [https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AMD/](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AMD/)
All semis are down but I want to rotate some out of MU and into AMD, problem is I would have to sell for a loss if I did it now. But if I wait until a run up, AMD will be even higher
Ah yes, the same thing people said about Nvidia, AMD and other companies 2 years ago.
Goog, nvda, AMD will all beat. This is your proxy and signal.
AMD. Bought in at $105 and still riding this wave.
CBRS. it's a chip company, making inference chips (not wimpy desktop or car cpus) with a $35b market cap. AMD took a long ass time to hit $1t, but 1t is 28x 35b. The opportunities are definitely there. This is a pretty sweet one.
Breaking news…puts Cramer highlighted Micron's long-term customer agreements and the expanding use of CPUs from Intel and AMD as reasons the sector's underlying fundamentals remain strong.
Same boat, 145% thanks to AMD and TSM
Fuck AMD. Kept my 100 loss rate on AMD options thanks to that asinine eod pump
Out of control fraud on AMD and Nvidia to prop the market into data dump tomorrow
But, might be a good hold if the deal closes with AMD it’s in the works
Yes, AMD news for sure! It’s up AH
what happened at the end of the day with AMD and MU why the giant pump all of a sudden?
Did Musk buy some AMD chips
AMD could you go up another 1.57% thank u
why cant fucking AVGO do what AMD does this fduckign avgo fucking sucks donkey nuts
lol that’s crazy how fast Nvidia is about to topple an Intel monopoly It doesn’t help that AMD pushed it over first lol
ofc why would I be in AMD. You all deserve it who are in it
WAking up now, MU and AMD!
$AMD is either going to $100 or $1000 by the end of the year
AMD has the dumbest fucking movement. It literally lose every time I play it
There is a huge difference between they invested some in antorphic than they are paid by shares. And this is just Samsung. AMD are giving their shares to customer instead
But deep down, you know.... AMD up 8% tomorrow.
I bought AMD at $25 in 2020 and then sold it at $50 because why wouldn’t I take a 100% return? Feels bad.
AMD puts here? or would that be stupid
I will be so happy wen AMD will be sub100 in 2-3years from now. (cuz of a stonk split ofc yes yes)
$AMD kissing the 50dma https://preview.redd.it/2ayourp3b9vh1.png?width=607&format=png&auto=webp&s=001e600daa1c8b88649a9d5d2677a274b94f50d2
I profited on $AMD today got out before this dip blessed
+300% realized on AMD/CRWD calls at open and I’m out for the day!