AMD

Candid_Consequence94

AMD puts Monday?

nrvstwitch

Mine was $5000 worth of AMD in early 2012 . Sold end of 2012 because it was one ofy first stocks and the fluctuations made me nervous. Just can't dwell on it.

Top_Roll_6136

Well, it's looking strong. If you look at their press releases may 21st. Nokia AI networking Lab innovation early partners AMD, Lenovo, Nicole, VIAVI to name a few. Nokia is up almost 140% for the last 6 mo.

Sea_Exam3932

Just shorted AMD stock directly

Sea_Exam3932

I went all in on an AMD short Friday, I believe it needs to cool as well.

Candid_Consequence94

Got 5 k puts on AMD Friday!

Ziegelmarkt

***If I were to venture a guess,*** I'd say it's contract related. (THESE NUMBERS ARE JUST FOR EXAMPLE) We don't know the details of the deals but say NVDA and AMD contract an order for, say 1,000,000 chips a piece and those 2,000,000 chips create a 2 year backlog. NVDA and AMD lock in their rate. Meanwhile NVDA and AMD continue to take orders from their customers in 50-100,000 chip increments. So as their inventory starts to get whittled down they progressively increase their prices which increases their margins and revenue. Meanwhile TSM is sitting there pouting because they didn't charge enough for those batches this time around and will during the next orders.

Eazy-Eid

AMD

ItsEvan23

There will be a savage correction this summer on names that went parabolic like AMD. Prob fine long term. But DO NOT be surprised when AMD comes back down to $370 massive daily gap and likely lower Im also up huge on AMD average price was $102. I sold off about 25 shares from 400 to $520 area . Unloaded 80% at 520 area recent and just letting some more ride

Candid_Consequence94

Puts on AMD guys!

ODMcGee

Median net worth for someone in their 40s is nowhere near $1M.  Someone making 1M a year is extremely rare. That's top executives, Business owners, hedge fund / private equity, elite sales producers, founders after exit, high-level medical specialists. This is well under 5% of the population in any given year. If you held AMD starting at $3. That's not easy either, you would had to deal with high violatility tolerance for long periods of time and had high capital to begin with. So you're statement of it's really not that hard isn't really true at all. It's definitely possible, but it's either through extreme luck, very high paying jobs or over 30 to 40 years of savings. To which most of those people are 50+ years old.

Beverly_Joy06

\+$11M on AMD is actually insane 🤯. Imagine holding that long and not selling early. Reminds me of those huge win screenshots people post on Gamdom that make everyone stop scrolling.

cwalking2

> I've been following Intel since the 90s. Me, too. I designed semiconductors for a decade. > They didn't stumble at all > They didn't stumble at all I don't know how you can say this. The 14nm transition was plagued with challenges, and 10nm is where they shot their dick right off. None of that had been _preceded_ with deep cuts to their process division (_i.e.:_ pre-2015). They just failed... and failed and failed and failed. > Intel had the very first (and for quite a while, only) R&D EUV machine outside of ASML ... when the first commercial machines started rolling out of ASML, Intel had bought practically all the supply for an entire year. This was back in 2024 TSMC offered EUV lithography for mass production in [2019](https://pr.tsmc.com/english/news/2010) (N7+ node) EUV was a strategic and execution misstep for Intel. For 14nm and 10nm, Intel chose to continue with 193nm lithography, but that forced the use of multi-patterning (multiple exposures per mask layer). For 14nm, it was dual-patterning, then later growing to quad-patterning for 10nm. If successful, multi-patterning would represent a cost advantage for Intel over everyone else in the industry. Unfortunately, it didn't work out; Intel was plagued with high defects, poor yields, and poor outcomes at both 14nm and 10nm. It's not enough to point at this and claim "Intel chose to cut corners." It was a strategic decision which didn't work out. They thought they could engineer their way through the complexity, but failed. In contrast, Intel's avoidance of partially-depleted silicon-on-insulator in the 2000s in favour of standard, bulk silicon (cheaper, lower inherent performance) worked out just fine for them, giving them (yet another) cost advantage over AMD.

Candid_Consequence94

Holding 5k AMD puts since Friday

Financial_Usual_5193

Nvidia QoQ growth isn’t as much as AMD if you look for next 4 quarters. AMD is going to ship atleast 2 GW GPU and lot more CPUs

RockyMountainGoat76

There is very little risk buying AMD at 150 PE, why would anyone sit in cash?

spicyflacco

This is why AMD stock is higher /s

MrMyNameIsTaken

Wait until someone checks valuation of AMD xD

Intelligent-Log191

You didn't doubt Su bae, you rawdogged AMD earnings with zero seatbelt. No straddle, no stop, no exit plan, just vibes and a prayer to the semiconductor gods. Next time decide the invalidation before earnings turns your account into a screenshot. TradingWizard is basically TradingView with AI built in for that boring entry/stop/target part.

MakingMoneyIsMe

I bought MU over a decade ago in the very low double digits and AMD in the single digits and sold both to chase dividend paying stocks. It doesn't feel good but I'm okay sharing it. Can't win 'em all.

Automatic_Notice7042

Good advice, mine is similar in that I say take your original investment amount off the table therefore locking in 100% profits in AMD

Automatic_Notice7042

I am by nature a conservative investor by nature and what I would do in this situation is take my original investment off the table and invest elsewhere - you would still have a substantial investment in AMD but 100% of it would be profit. I did something similar yesterday by taking 1/2 my DELL investment off the table after it rising 5.5 times in a little over a year

Hop556

Agreed. I’m staying long as well. Maybe sell a little AMD so the wife can still drive to her boyfriends. Isn’t it odd how they hike rates to kill demand to try to control inflation. I realize this isn’t a new concept. Sometimes the scale of the manipulation still surprises me on Sunday mornings 😂

YouAreDoingGreat_

DGXX will be next big AI play like Micron and AMD

SeaworthinessHead460

I sold 50%. Shift the fund to a tech ETF that covers AMD. Kept 50% for the sentimental reason.

lostdeveloper0sass

Just sell in the open market. Instead of 100% gain it would be 70% gain. Either ways selling covered calls when the call price are these inflated is a no brainer. I sold on my calls (PMCC), netted me close to $1M, it's a money I can invest today in other names and can make a much better safer diverse gains vs risking everything in one stock ticker. Either ways in my scenario it was life changing money so made sense. Its an option worth giving to OP. Also, I know a lot of people in AMD stock subreddit who sold 45DTE at end of March and got their shares hauled away and didn't make money on this rally. So I find 45 DTE to be riskiest thing to do especially in high beta market.

RainieY

UPST I picked a long time ago, a small position maybe 25k at around 25$. My thesis was that credit score is an archaic way of figuring out who is trustworthy with credit, for sure AI will be more precise if you feed it quality data about the individual or the borrower. It crushed hard after financial conditions tightened after COVID, but financial conditions will eventually improve. At its core, it's a good business model and the current valuation is cheap if you look at forward P/E, PEG ratio and other metrics. I doubled down and increased my position a lot when the CEO purchased over 1 million $ worth of shares at 27.50$, and I had the opportunity to buy at the same price as him (even slightly cheaper). For NOW, I was looking for good opportunities after exiting my NVDA/AMD position. I saw that software stocks were beaten and did some research on which was the best opition, more attractive in terms of valuation and with the most growth potential. It seemed like NOW was the best bet that was also safe with minimal downside risk considering how much it had dropped. PEG ratio was under 1, forward PE at 14, good growth, healthy growing business and CEO bought 3 million worth of shares at 104.60$ and was talking about how it would become a trillion company. I saw NVDA ceo talk about servicenow and how it was an integral part of the AI ecosystem. I had the opportunity to buy cheaper than the CEO at 99$. I suspect this will get to 200$ in 1-2 years max, probably sooner. It will be revealed that AI is not replacing the company, but rather the opposite, that the company is necessary to the AI ecosystem. It will regain it's premium valuation of 40x rather than the 14x that it was priced at. Anyways, I could be wrong but I'm ready to exit at any point is things point in the other direction

Stockzman

OP - this is a dice roll. You're trying your luck and hope that you'll make it. The question to you is this. What if you lost 80% of your money? If you're ok with it, then by all means gamble away. If not, put your money in a safer bet. Any AI or memory (NVDA, AMD, INTC, MU, etc) stocks would grow in the short term

scubadoobeedo

I owned 500 shares of AMD @ $3 back in the day. 🤦‍♂️

Resident_Window_9369

Hold for gold! AMD ain’t going down anytime soon. 500 is the floor.

PaperBulky6695

Not to brag but I sold Intel at 43, NBIS at 78, AMD at 220 and Sandisk at 650, I’m now on my next venture of buying cheap condoms!

MajesticBread9147

VICR- Vicor corporation offers a competing product that's more scalable. The company is actually profitable and has higher gross margins than AMD, unlike Wolfspeed.

sirzoop

Look for stocks that are trading a forward p/e that’s lower than their revenue growth and That’s how I bought Palantir, Meta, Google, Dell, AMD, etc

Red_Zone_Broly

Was thinking of going: 25% net worth Micron 25% net worth Intel 25% net worth AMD 25% net worth Broadcom Thoughts?

Honest-Yogurt4126

Fuck you. I sold AMD and Intel 3 months ago after owning for years

Stressisnotgood

https://preview.redd.it/88q64d52qd4h1.jpeg?width=1206&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e2c264ae73ecc107f71490ca0f767cf1cb8977ae I had forgotten I had bought MU and AMD. One day I opened my brokerage app which i rarely used and to my surprise, i had close to 500k gains… It was like finding half a million under your couch.

iloveaccounting64

Excluding AMD would be a regarded mistake

Phimb

Yeah, nothing suspicious about a stock going up so much in such a short-time. Looks at... AMD, MU, Sandisk and RKLB? HMMMMMMMMM Do you want another crayon or are you good with the red one for now.

RagnartheConqueror

I think Mitsubishi, AMD, and the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF are good trades. I don't know why people buy that much Google and Nvidia, despite all of the volatility.

betcho

Yup, but then again. If I hadn't sold it there, I would've sold multiple times over along the years. I honestly get more upset about options that I didn't hold a day or two, or a week more that would've made me 5x or 10x what I sold for than these AMD shares...

jonneh

Both GOOGL and NVDA were rebalanced yesterday. That wasn't something caused by AMD news, the speed of the move was too crazy.

Sea_Exam3932

I don’t necessarily disagree but with SPY at an ATH again and how stretched AMD looks here, I see it dropping back to 470 at least before.

JohanLiebert92

shorting AMD? in this market? lube your anoos my friend

Sea_Exam3932

All in with a short on AMD at 510, wish me luck.

Ziegelmarkt

This is precisely what I do. I'm a retired photojournalist so I've always been a news junkie looking for the next big stories that were being under reported. Same thing with stocks. It's how I got in to ETN, AMAT and AMD a couple of years ago. Then from there I kept getting deeper and deeper in to the semiconductor and memory sectors as well as heavy equipment and heavy equipment rental.

starwarsjunkie7

I'm up 7% so far in my self-directed Roth IRA, as I'm in big on ServiceNow with buying heavy at $91, but I went in illiquid names at the market bottom instead of buying Oracle or Amazon like I knew would run, SMDH \*sigh\*. Other 401ks are fine, no complaints there. I have a good feeling ServiceNow will be the next retail darling like AMD was. No reason to sell that if you're a shareholder! All good lessons that I'll take with me for forever. Stick to high volume top market names at market bottoms!!!

Infinite_Imagination

This reminds me of the guy who meant to buy AMC in 2021 and accidentally bought a fuckton of AMD. Don't think he held that one into the AI surge

redman334

Well there was a lot of MO lately. What people don't get is, there are opportunities almost every year. This year AMD and MU, last year GOOG, PLTR crushed through 2024 and 2025, in 2023 we had the 2022 recoup, 2020 the COVID recoup, there was Bitcoin, there was also Apple. Bro, there are going to be more opportunities in the future. You didn't miss a one in a life time event. If you missed it, fair, could be a one in a 2 / 3 year event. Itll happen again.

gopoohgo

Yes.  Citi thinks AMD got Anthropic as a MI450 customer that will be announced in July https://finance.yahoo.com/sectors/technology/articles/citi-lifts-price-targets-intel-105130792.html   

CJBlueNorther

I'm a bull but I wish AMD would absolutely crater. All you paper handed plebes don't deserve this rally after all the shit talking last year.

Star_Lord924

I expect AMD to go up this week in sympathy with AVGO earnings and the overall sector. But we shall see what the market decides and if mango opens his fucking mouth

NotGucci

Calls everday. Semi going get a 2nd run after AVGO. Sandisk, and AMD still undervalued as less than a trillon.

UmbertoUnity

Of course I know the term, dipshit. >crops up every time there's a big downturn in AMD It also crops up every time AMD goes on a massive run, along with the PE ratio, when the bears start coming out in droves to spread fud. He's playing dumb about the Xilinx thing, IMO.

aflocka

Every time I come back here I think about how if hadn't learned what options are and stuck to just buying shares and waiting I'd be sitting on something like half a million from a few thousand dollars investment. (AMD and NVDA doing all the work)

Star_Lord924

I also have QCOM calls for 220 dated for August. They have an investor meeting on june 24th and earnings end of july. I think realistically they should be over 275 by end of july if not maybe 300+ after earnings. But for MU I have 5 contracts for 900. Once it gets over 1k (hopefully) i am gonna maybe start unloading 1 at a time at different points as they expire this week. Its goinf to depend on overall market sentiment this week but curious to see what avgo earnings to do the sector and if it pumps higher. I might grab AMD calls at open because they got hammered down friday. Maybe some 525c. Idk. But qcom has a lot of room to run and im gonna get more options for august exp this week

NotGucci

>Scoop: First Windows PCs powered by Nvidia chips to debut next week https://www.axios.com/2026/05/30/nvidia-microsoft-pcs-ai-surface-dell Bullish for NVDA IMO. We got INTL, AMD, QCOM, and now NVDA. But also bullish for MSFT.

djai50

Why not take some risks in a mega bull market? You can always allocate something like 10-20% of your portfolio to riskier stocks like AMD, MU, etc? No risk no reward.

InternetSlave

This year has been insane. I track my net worth twice a year. From May 2025 to May 2026 my investments have literally increased 50%. I have a shit ton of GOOG that's blown up, and a small amount of AMD and NVDA that I've been holding since 2017 (+2000% and +5000%). There is a shit ton of cope happening in these comments. Anyone who has lost money in the last 18 months should strongly reconsider their investment strategy. I'm heavy in tech and infrastructure. It's all blowing up.

Maruchan1820

He is smart and made a lot of people money. Thank you for the Intel and AMD tips

PopoDontKnow

I bought and sold AMD a few times since 2022. Managed to get 100%, 117%, and now 160%. Compounded its just a bit more than 600%.

Useful-Letter-2305

I put $60 into AMD in April and turned it into $80 in a week, so I was hoping that if I learned options I could do it like that. Cuz if I can make 10% daily off stocks then it should take no time to make a decent amount of options I’d imagine

PopoDontKnow

AMD is still undervalued when compared to the valuations of other similar companies in its industry.

PopoDontKnow

AMD has high PE but PE is a terrible metric for tech. PEG much better.

PopoDontKnow

Current appreciation on AMD is due to very strong quantitative fundamentals. Its not due to NVDA in any way. The stock was previously undervalued.

gopoohgo

Don't feel bad: I have been bagholding AMD over NVDA for almost 3 years.   😅

gopoohgo

AMD

uninflammable

Bruh, are you new *and* illiterate? The Advanced Money Destroyer thing has been a meme here for literal years, crops up every time there's a big downturn in AMD. Like when it went from $200 to $90 a while back. That's what he's referencing

Useful-Letter-2305

Im not sure I get it, why sell covered calls if it’s on a bullish impulse? Also whats OTM and How would you go about selling covered calls of TSLA ARM and AMD? I have been buying and selling shares of AMD but have only been making a few bucks each time at most

xFalkerx

I could've bought 300 shares of AMD in 2018 when I started working full time at 25 a share, and Nvidia at what was then 300 a share would've been under 30 now. What you're saying is big true

TonyLarryman890

No because I sold AMD at $220 😭

MakeOSUGreatAgain63

Selling NVDA after watching it do jack shit for a year and then proceeding to take out MAX margin and dump everything in AMD and MU has honestly been the best move I have made in my life I’m so happy that idea came to me 🥹

Ziegelmarkt

MU and AMD are fine for at least 18-36 months. SNDK needs a 10:1 split to lure in more retail investors who balk at $1700. TSM? TSM is ***\_THEE\_*** global benchmark but their chart is goofy. It looks like a bunny jumping up a hill which will lure you in to wanting to time it, but just buy whenever you are ready.

Nike_J

Honestly I really don't know how I missed that. I bought AMD before the Xilinx acquisition and remember the days where WSB would clown on us by calling it Advanced Money Destroyer.

notepad987

Do not sell unless you are buying SpaceX then OpenAI this year where you would probably at least double your money each time. Think about taxes, you do not pay until you sell and then you lose half to the state and federal gov't. AMD is way ahead of projections from last fall when they made a deal with OpenAI. AMD was suppose to be in the $300 this year yet it is $516+. All the tech stocks are going up and up due to the AI wave.

UmbertoUnity

Anybody that followed AMD even halfway closely would not forget that detail. It was talked about ad nauseam and remains a commonly brought up subject. So I suppose you may be a longtime AMD investor, but missing that detail is pretty glaring.

NoDisk5699

No its actually the best time, sentiment is bad, stock is down and its baked into the price. Consumer discretionary is poised to rebound in late 2026/27. This a basic principle in being successful in the stock market, you buy when others are fearful. I made loads in AMD, Nebius etc. when it was max fear and people said not the best time to buy / bubble etc. I made loads on Google when people said search is dead.

A55BAG

I think NVDA might announce a CPU for PC next week, or a some kind of device with ARM processor. Long NVDA, ARM, TSM, DRAM and short AMD, could be the way to play it 🤔. INTC and QCOM would be losers too, but those stocks are too hyped and they could also announce new products, so dangerous to short. [https://x.com/nvidia/status/2060390710797328574](https://x.com/nvidia/status/2060390710797328574)

A55BAG

I just realized AMD is not attending Computex next week? I guess it could be a short opportunity, if competitors announce new competing products 🤔

DudeWithParrot

I would diversify at least half. If you believe in AMD then keep the other half invested. I personally would diversify much more than half but I am a low risk profile.

Okok28

I feel like Microsoft is such a bad play. Majority of their revenue in still from Windows or other products (which rely on the customer using Windows). Windows has gotten worse and worse and Linux is getting better and better. Not to mention the constant PR around Linux now which is pushing more and more users (especially young, savy ones) away from Windows. Mix that in with the new Mac which came out, targetting schools. The new Chrome books, also targeting schools. Microsoft is on track to lose a lot of users in the short term and even more in the long term as kids will not be trained on Windows. They've been riding the same trick NVDA did with CUDA, but now (like AMD with NVDA) other open source tools are getting better and stealing their potential users. AI is also accelerating all this as development for open source projects is made easier.

iamatoad_ama

Wondering the same about Micron, AMD, Sandisk, TSMC.

Ricelyfe

it’s luck, timing and balls. Having some money to begin with helps. My biggest bag, a tech spac was nearly $20/share with my average cost being ~$6.50. My portfolio is like $8k total, which is chump change to people. If i had $8k in that one stock and just sold it at peak, I would’ve made $24k. At the end of 2024, I sold some stuff and rolled it into AMD. I had ~$500 enough for a little over 4 shares. Again, $500 is chump change to a lot people, they would’ve tossed $5k at it. That $5k at the time I bought my shares would now be $15k. Using your number of $30k, it’d be $90k today. If I was smart, I’d sell it and roll it into something else but nothing has caught my eye and I don’t have the time/money/energy to be following stocks too closely these days. That’s without touching options like you’re talking about. Some lucky and risk tolerant people would play with options and make $1m “easy”.

Fun_Training6342

Multiple trillion dollar companies just mass tweeted "A new era of PC. 25.0528, 121.5990" Puts on AMD, calls on NVDA. Monday it's about to be crazy for NVDA.

jman4u12

I’m up 3x on AMD and 2x on Google but also lost some in options, my brokerage says my 1 year performance is just a couple percent more than s and p 500

bananashakewithice

lol I’m just lucky and had conviction. Can’t necessarily give you a CAGR. My bet was heavily on AMD as that was my go to stock to DCA into. And I was very early into RKLB. The rest I have grown through options and leaps.

novqnity

Fr though... Got somewhat lucky with AMD but this was something I thought about buying when trump shouted them out, I kinda regret it... 🤦‍♂️

anotherhappylurker

I do own Nvidia but I got in pretty late. I haven't made even half as much profit from Nvidia as I have from AMD.

gkdjsl

ungngg re-open the casino, I want to see AMD pop back to $525

Legitimate_Cable_811

Why is shit i dumped years ago ripping now? AMD, MU, DELL. I gotta go back and see what else i dumped

usclovr

around New Year's Eve/New Year's Day, Wall Street Bets will post a thread with the top 10 stocks of the year to follow. Everyone comments what they think will be the biggest stock of the year and then they compile it into a list of the top 10. I also skimmed the message board for 10 more that didn't make the top list but were mentioned heavily. I invested $300-$750 in each of them. Some are doing really well like MU, NBIS, AMD, AMPX, and PL, none of which I would've known about if it wasn't for that thread. Again I didn't invest large amounts but the gains are good and that's how I found out about them. I know it's a long time from now but every New Year's they do this thread so keep an eye out for it

IHadTacosYesterday

I got lucky this year because Google and AMD were my two biggest holdings. I was crazy overweight in AMD and it's paid off huge. However, what a lot of people don't say, is that they sold too early. Like me. I sold 15% of my AMD at $293 per share. Then, I sold another 10% at $342 and another 10% at $442. I recently sold some at $503. It's still be fantastic, but man.... I'm thinking about the shares I sold for $293, because I wouldn't be the least bit shocked if AMD hits $586 in June, and I'm going to feel like a massive dumbass for selling those shares for half of what I could have sold them for. Oh well, I guess it's better to be pissed about leaving $$$ on the table, instead of being pissed about zeroing my entire account. After Google and AMD, rounding out my Big 5 is NVDA, AVGO and PANW. So yeah, kind of a magical year so far :)

Vast_Cricket

What goes up will quickly come down. To anticipate the market crash one needs a strategy. I know several people involuntarily left Sandisk taking a gov't job. That works for AMD also. Semi before was a night mare a few years of good money next your service is no longer required you. director, VP all met at job fare.

fishboy3339

There will be a few who get lucky and yolo their whole bankroll and hit. I bought MU, it went way up. I’m not rich because I only dropped a grand or so. I can’t put my whole bank roll into one stock. I rode the AMD and the Nvidia wave. Still not rich. But I’m doing good enough for me. You will see the opposite too They yolo their whole bankroll, it tanks and they are filling out applications at Wendy’s the next day. Diversifying investments curbs risk, how much risk can you tolerate. Seriously don’t worry what others are making but read what others are buying, asses the risk yourself and how that fits into your investments.

Necessary-Shallot976

First off, congrats on making money - all you are ever rewarded for in the capital markets is taking on risk; it is no small accomplishment to identify a gap, an opportunity, or to see around a corner and then to have the psychology to hold onto that convinction. Good on you! Here's the key question you have to ask yourself - at today's price, would you buy more of this stock? If the answer is no, your conviction is gone, your thesis has changed, or you never had a thesis in the first place. That's OK - you're allowed to change your mind and you are certainly allowed to get lucky. Cash that check in, lock in those gains, and don't do dumb things with the profit. If you are still a buyer at the current price, then your conviction is strong, or your thesis is still intact - let your winners run. People don't seem to grasp this concept (I've spent 20-25 years in the markets and this is still an error I see / make myself on occasion) - it's not the frequency of the win, it's the magnitude that matters. Who cares if you have 1,000 wins of $1 (high frequency-low magnitude) when a single win of $100,000 (low frequency-high magnitude) is what actually matters. Folding a royal flush is not a winning strategy because they don't come around that often - maximize their value when they show up. There is a third option (quite literally) - if you want to keep the upside exposure, sell the shares and buy some options (e.g., LEAPS) - you lock in some gains, retain upside exposure. Or, determine what amount of loss / price point would make you uncomfortable and purchase puts for that strike. Your shares are your upside exposure, your put is your downside insurance. But start by figuring out if you're still a buyer at the current price - if you had a $50K windfall today, are you buying more AMD?

starark

AMD is going higher. Sell later on and reinvest conservativly and retire early

sirzoop

Well I've been building positions for over a year already so it is a bit late but AMD, DELL, AMZN, META, TOST, NOW basically I believe undervalued companies that will benefit the most from AI and SAAS are set up to parabolic in the long run

tessie_trades

I’m done gambling now I became a real trader by religiously following papa trumps trade picks till it stops working also some one please give me 3 picks for next MU BE and AMD

MediocreDesigner88

Patience is one factor. You’ll find stocks mentioned here that if you try to ride one wave and sell in a couple months, you miss out on the massive gains. I did that with AMD and ASTS for example, currently holding Poet for the long term.

Waiting4Reccession

When AMD gave openAI 10% of their company for basically nothing I began to lose interest in amd. The demand spike wouldve carried the stock on its own instead of doing that retarded deal.

fspodcast

My portfolio of about 200 tickers actually has little AI on it, I sold most of it, my thesis on AMD and Micron was correct from 2 years ago but I didn't think they would go parabolic recently. Even so, I'm still up above the SP. But I'm not posting nothing to your wack ass lol