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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?
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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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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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Software engineers are buying machines with AMD xAI that run the models in their home office. Apple and Google are putting the models directly in devices. Anthropic or OpenAI isn’t going to be necessary for either casual or serious use.
These are the tickers that have fucked me huge in my life: JD, MSFT, SNAP, ORCL, AMD, MSTR
Yes, what you are saying is true but it's also misleading. Look at this [insider trading table for NVDA, AVGO, AMD](https://www.stock-table.com/insiders?public_uuid=4f80170b-5944-4758-a404-e066c72de0fe), in the past 3 months, you would see all sells and not purchases. I still think NVDA is a great buy. Just look at [its foward P/E and PEG ratio](https://www.stock-table.com/ticker/NVDA/fundamentals?public_uuid=4f80170b-5944-4758-a404-e066c72de0fe), for a tech stock, I think it's fairly priced and may even be "cheap".
Actually they just announced a second 15% increase so from Q2 there will be a cumulative 30% hike. Considering intel still exceeds AMD in revenue and is rapidly scaling their server production this should be significant.
I lost $20k on AMD calls from a trade talks not going well tweet years ago.
AMD out here Advancing Money Destroyer on both Bools n bers LMAO 🤌
AMD closing over 222 is bullish -> buy calls for tuesday. closing under 222 is bearish -> buy puts for tuesday. THANK YOU FOR THE ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER.
AMD went up 4% to just end up flat?
I sold an AMD call at 230 that expires in May when AMD was around 196 or so. I low key hope it get assigned. Would free up a lot of cash and my cost basis for amd is around 175.
Dangerous. Full on retarded strength there. Market will shit itself, AMD will stay green
Why is AMD shrek'ing all the time?
#AMD is pumping = MARKET CRASH IMMINENT. EVERY TIME.
Wtf where is this run coming from with AMD
Holy not even that dump down will keep AMD down
whatever happens tomorrow I know my AMD puts will print they been at the same struggle level even before the war started 😭
Don't think, brother. Watch your list, wait for a drop, buy in, take some profit, wait again. I've sat here for 6 weeks wondering why the fuck I haven't bought AMD at 190. Literally 4 fucking times now it's gone from 190 - 205/215 and then back down. Sometimes you just gotta do shit.
AMD is like 10 years behind NVDA tech. Also the CEOs are cousins. Will never happeb.
AMD is a hedge against NVDA but I wouldn’t bet against them.
I owned it for under 20 bucks in 08. Sold it bc it was boring and not doing much. Owned AMD at like 2 dollars in 2012 as well.
I may sell some gains on Monday on smaller positions and pare down on positions where I have higher percentages of my holdings: NVDA, AAPL, AMD, MRVL, GOOG, AMZN. Who saw this coming? In actuality, I should have sold last October/November, but I decided to hold off and pay capital gains in 2027, as my plan was to sell this year. Trump and cronies are sitting on so much cash reserves, that they could care less if at 4:00pm on Tuesday the markets drop 10-15%. I hope not, but this fiasco is starting to look way worse than 2020 and potentially taking on characteristics of 2008. Not a sky is falling investor, but what's happening is a disaster in waiting. Great if you're in your 20s or 30s, but my long game is no longer available. Certainly not defending Iran, a country laden with extreme terrorists, but there was no need at this time for the USA to get involved. Another weapons of mass destruction mirage, egged on by Netanyahu. I would be shocked if this is a positive week for the markets.
If I had market capital. Why wouldn’t I pull out of those other stocks and invest in the better one? It’s like betting on both intel and AMD when they depend on the other doing worse
You're missing the point. AMD is also in the GPU space and could come up with a more efficient design, it's a matter of luck for each generation who gets there first and AMD is innovating faster, so to claim they have a "stranglehold" for a full four years seems overconfident, it's more of a 60/40 thing than a certainty
Hey, April fool’s day was THREE days ago 🫠 I want to see what happens with AMD. That has been an interesting stock to follow with a wide range of possibilities to play out the next few years. I’m already in, but I admit I’m biting my teeth.
Bold prediction. Why a stranglehold? I can foresee a much smaller company coming up with a better cheaper design. AMD even
I own both Nvidia and AMD. They are both excellent companies, and I consider them a hedge against each other. If the chip market as a whole expands, it’s good news for both Nvidia and Broadcom. However, if the demand for GPUs decreases and the demand for inference causes TPU demand to skyrocket, Broadcom will benefit more than Nvidia. We can’t predict the demand in 2030 with absolute certainty. If you want to play very safe, sell both Nvidia and AMD and buy TSMC. TSMC benefits in both scenarios.
I started day trading back in 2016. AMD, MU, NVDA, TSLA, on and on and on over the years. To think all the time and stress would’ve been better spent just investing and holding. But where’s the fun in that.. this is a casino.
I had AMD at 4$...still have the paper trading slip tmso my dumbass can see it.
I think OP is delusional I used to work in this field. When AMD was $1.80 I wrote about this https://np.reddit.com/r/AMD_Stock/comments/9v1n6f/amazon_web_services_aws_pricing_amd_vs_intel/e994dka/ When SMCI was pumping from $70 to $1100 I wrote about how this was an obvious scam, fake numbers, no real AI tech. https://np.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1bw9c8l/goldman_sachs_and_morgan_knowingly_offering_scams/ The numbers the stock market are pushing out is basically Enron like to keep jacking up the numbers. Can the market keep pumping, possibly. There’s a lot of issues and when it goes I can see flash crashes of 40%. Do you think stocks that run up 1000% aren’t going to crash there have been days where on no news stocks like MU and SNDK have gone up 10%+ much like SMCI used to do 2 years ago.
3 that so far have been life changing financially for me (2 really good, 1 big miss): 1) During the GFC period (2009ish), loaded up on some tech stocks with my meager savings at the time. I put all my liquid net worth into Apple, Amazon, Google, Oracle, Salesforce, and a couple other big tech names. Largely held over the years. That meager amount ended up being a decent nest egg so far. I didn't have any specific foresight, I just understood tech better than other sectors and believed in US software. 2) Around 2018/19, had a hunch that semis as a whole were going to expand secularly due to some combination of AI (I did not have the foresight of predicting the LLM wave, but even back then it was clear to me that machine learning was going to be embedded into more and more systems), proliferation of sensors/IoT, autonomous vehicles, and robotics. So I bought a chunk of semis names including TSMC, Broadcom, AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA. It wasn't a big % of my holdings but have since become a much larger % over time. Funny enough, I almost didn't pull the trigger on NVDA because at the time it seemed expensive and had already gone up 8x or so in the prior couple of years. 3) I took a cryptography class in 2009 and we read the original Bitcoin paper, had a big class discussion on cryptocurrencies and blockchain. I thought it was the stupidest idea in the world. A few years later, some engineer friends of mine raved about BTC and told me I should mine some. I think it was around $0.50 per BTC at the time. I still thought it was the stupidest idea in the world. A few years later, after BTC had a big run, another friend told me about Ethereum and how much better it was, primarily in transaction speed. He told me to buy some. I don't remember the price but it was definitely <$1.00 per ETH. I just ignored him. Lessons learned: * Try to identify a broad secular trend, and load up on the biggest names in that trend. I wasn't smart enough to know exactly which co would be the #1 or #2 player, but a composite of 5-10 leaders should perform well if the trend holds up * When really smart and technical friends rave about some new technical thing, pay attention once in a while. It might not hurt to put a tiny bit of capital into whatever they're evangelizing
30k in Nvda and 10k in AMD back in 2017
I bought stocks I have high conviction in .. meta, amazon and AMD.. Other stocks I bought that I like alot and are down 50-75 percent since the highs only 4-5 months Ago lol.... are stocks like elf, celsius, robin hood, crm, adobe.. I think Robinhood will be a 500 billion dollar market cap by 2030-2035.
Still remember that AMD guy who turned 7k to 1 million of the openai and AMD announcement when AMD was up 30% premarket.
Bruhs did you know AMD is buying INTC???
Entries are the hardest and most critical. I have four levels, previous day high and low, previous day close, and pre-market high and low. I automatically get in the pre-market high and lows: puts off the high and calls off the low. I also do calls or puts off the 200MA on the 1 minute. Those are trickier cause the trade likes to break and come back (re-test). Previous day high and low are riskier and I have to see how the momentum is before I get in those. I also have levels where that ticker hits over time like AMD and $200. Exits are easy: look for a trend change. I use the 9 and 21 EMA's for that. If SPY or whatever is going up and never breaks below the 9 EMA then I don't get out. If it does break then I either lighten the load or get out completely. Same goes for the 21 EMA.
SpaceX larger market cap than Intel, AMD , PLTR and CSCO? Is that right
AMD is about to pop if it holds above the 50 DMA, I smell a pump into earnings
Well since the April 2025 tariff fiasco, in May I added MRVL, AMD, AMAT, NVDA, GOOG lowering my dollar cost average. During the Iranian debacle, I've laid rather low. However I did sell my XLC & XLY and bought AMZN @ 207, they're down 7+% ytd, and most analysts are forecasting the stock to be at 300-350 by the end of 2027. I'll settle for 250-275.
Any reason why you didn't jump in after Trump's tariff fiasco in April of last year started an obvious upward swing by mid-May? I bought MRVL, AMD, NVDA, PLTR, AMAT, GOOG. Even with the Iranian debacle, I'm still up quite a bit. Sometimes, you just have to say eff it, and take a shot. I recently sold my xlc and xly and added 300 shares of NVDA ($174), I believe it will be 275-325 by the end of 2027. Obviously, this could all backfire, but t-bills @ 3.5-3.75%? Short term CD @ 4.0-4.25%? I'll take my chances in quality companies with proven track records.
Only thing I see is that they gained ground in the Steam hardware survey, but if people are investing in AMD at this point because of consumer sales, they're actually regarded.
Why is AMD pumping so much
Looks like AMD and INTC are the ones
Thanks for making me feel better taking profits on AMD at 207 when I got in at 205. I got paper hands I guess.
It just wiggles. Minimal rhyme or reason. My theory is that it's better than Intel, so people toss their money into AMD.
AMD is the only semi that didn’t break its 200 DMA on this correction. That’s strength not weakness retard.
AMD all gas no fuckin brakes LMAO
You know it's BS when AMD green...
AMD is advanced money destroyer. At best you are primitive money destroyer.
I'm a bit of an AMD myself.
I'm also picturing cheaping out to get the non-ECC RAM and other things that routinely fall victim to stray photons on Earth randomly flipping a 0-1 gate and now that things has errors of varying magnitudes forever more. Not to mention the enormous waste required to put the planned 5-year obsolescence cycle in space when Nvidia or AMD come out with later, greater hardware every 1-3 years.
bought more AMD calls for the next scam pump
#AMD is never dumping again
#AMD is never dumping again
A diversified portfolio is important, so split all of it between NVDA and AMD.
#It would be jokes if AMD/nvda goes back up again like it’s been doing ….
I’m down 18.12% on AMD, I’m not locking in losses I’m selling well above cost and collecting $1k each month and eventually it will return to printing money
Selling my AMD shares, I think the dead cat bounce getting too real
Is this some flex? I’m up 26000%. I bought nvidia 10 years ago lol. I’m up 100 times on AMD. 600% on Micron. Your puny gains are puny
of all things to buy puts on i chose SNDK. i was watching AMD Monday and Tuesday to get a good on puts right before it gets rejected from the 50 MA and i completely forgot about it on Wednesday
AMD and I wouldn't even call it high risk. There is a very high chance it reaches multiple trillion market cap over next 10 years.
The interesting thing I noticed on this latest bounce was that despite QQQ making it back to within 8% of ATHs all the big boys like Microsoft, AMD, NVDA, meta, Google, etc were farther away from ATHs which means that's despite a lot of buying it still wasn't the big guys leading the charge.
You think AMD can't get to 190 or below by EOD tomorrow?
AMD $190 PUTS 4/2 puts were 0.02 cents today. I wonder how these will play out in the morning.
Buying good stocks also helps too. AMD $5-10. Buying Nvidia 10 years ago. Micron just last year…
Is AMD due for a big drop? Anyone looking at or holding puts?
First of all congratulations on paying off mortgage and car loans! An example of what I've had great (faster than ETF) growth with: AAPL/AMD/AVGO/FLEX/JBL/TSM/WM. Research those on Google Finance and look at future Bullish growth. And yes, it's pretty chip heavy but hey, all devices these days need chips!
Lolololol AMD can't sell chips without memory.
Yes. They're my highest conviction stock, along with Meta. AMD has higher upside though. In the short term at least. I wouldn't be surprised at all if AMD is $400 or up and Meta is $1000 or up by the end of this year. If this Iran thing goes away. I think it's higher than 50 percent chance. Both stocks definitely above those price targets by end of 2027, unless there is a major black swan.
I have a decent investment in AMD, I do like their outlook. If it hit 400 I would be ecstatic.
$AMD is safer and likely 2-4x by end of 2027.
I’m long AMD and have shares. I’ve noticed over the years it tends to pull back after any sort of rally (like today’s). Combining this with the fact the mango may bring bad news at tonight’s speech, I figured I’d get some cheap puts. I don’t like options and this is purely speculative in hopes I can make a couple hundred off the current volatility.
Why AMD and not diversifying? Or why that one in particular?
I've already reduced some AI bets ($AMD, $INTC, $NVDA, $STX) and will buy more energy and fertilizer stocks before the close $BTU and $NTR look reasonable I think coal will do well regardless of what happens in SoH My AI portfolio is still much larger than though
I'm not a risky type, but I bought an AMD put. Not only does it usually decline after a big day, I'm hoping the speech tonight spooks the market.
If you havent been buying AMD what have you been doing
If AMD is up you know this shit is fake
Can't be, AMD is up premarket.
There’s no getting rich quick scheme that’s worth the risk. The best investors are the dead ones… Buy some Apple, Marriott, AMD, sit and never sell!
Depends on what stocks you own. I have AMD and it hit a high of $264 on Jan 23rd. Right now it is $203+ The stock was about $85 last April, 2025. I have owned it since Sept 2018. No complaints for now other then I wish the price had gone up from it's high... In May Jerome Powell will be gone and soon we will have lower interest rates. Oil prices coming down soon too. Gas prices still lower in most states then obama and biden and will get lower. Things are looking up. I wish that the SpaceX IPO was not so expensive to buy come June. Micron is in freefall from a high of $461 on March 18. Today just 2 weeks later it is $337+ It was about $64 last April 2025 so quite a huge up swing. It is falling because Google came up with software that can make memory more efficient so less ram memory is needed for data centers which affects Microns sales and stock price.
I love overreaction and panic selling on spectacular companies. It presents buying opportunities you would otherwise not get. The previous deepseek panic sell was an example, where I loaded up on nvdia and broadcom. If this company trades at AMD sky high valuation, it would be a 1T company.
We'd all be billionaires if we jumped on every good missed opportunity. Some of them - you may have even been involved in. IE: I was involved in crypto in it's early days & at one point I had over 200 bitcoin. I sold them for... a few thousand each. Was pretty stoked about that. At it's peak that'd have been worth \~$25million. Just last year I had some AMD leaps (picked up \~$110). They're up over 5000% right now. I sold for a measly \~25% profit. You just gotta accept that there are a ton of good opportunities out there, and most of them you let slip through your fingers.
Umm... I really hope you didn't move your entire portfolio into a single stock... It's not that I disagree with your thesis--I'm bullish on MU. As mentioned I'm in SNDK and one other stock in the sector, both of which I'm also bullish on. And yet I'm looking for an exit strategy for diversification. Why? Because this massive run-up has turned a modest portfolio into 60%+ of my net worth, and it's dangerous to have that level of concentration. Even when I like both names and thing both have more upside to go. Because the gains I've made have moved me from being worried about retirement in a couple decades to knowing that with even conservative management I'll be set. Why not be concentrated? Simple... MU could have an SMCI incident. Not that I expect it, of course. But it can happen. MU could have a massive natural disaster at a major fab, or a hacker, or some other thing that cripples their business. I don't expect it. But it could happen. Or the nightmare scenario... China, due to the US being bogged down in Iran, decides to move on Taiwan. Taiwan sabotages TSMC so that China can't have it. Now the entire tech sector takes a dive all at once, because people can't get NVDA chips, or AMD chips, or Broadcom (AVGO) chips. Sure, MU would still have their fabs... But there'd be no demand because there'd be no supply of anything for their DRAM or NAND to connect to. Not that I expect it... But it's probably more likely than the other two scenarios. If I had more dry powder and wasn't concentrated in two names in the same sector, I'd have bought this MU dip. But even with dry powder I wouldn't buy anything that would make me MORE exposed to the memory/storage sector.
Had $1000 worth of AMD put and go out with a 50% loss. Seems like the market doesn’t care about the war anymore
the rivalry between AMD and NVIDIA is super interesting; keeps driving innovation in the GPU market. we follow stories like this closely. see our page
Pls let AMD reach 215 tomorrow ? For once
I'm so sick of this roller coaster, i've made a huge sum of money, but its pointless to sell short and incur more taxes so I just check once a week and its like +$30,000 for the week then $-25,000 for the week then $15,000 for the week .....I've even been printing money selling calls on AMD and NVDA but i'm just tired of the swings hahah
AMD come on and fail the 200!!!
YAYYY AMD IS NOT MENTIONED GET FUCKED NVIDIA (please turn green again tomorrow)
Newcomer and bought MSFT, AMD, NVIA and leftover change in VOO. Hopefully Reddit's advise wouldn't bite in 10 years. In here for long term so won't be watching any numbers till 2028.