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🚀🚀🚀 China conditionally approves AMD's $35 bln deal for Xilinx 🚀🚀🚀
any oversold companies that you´re picking up or adding to at a discount?
U.S. Stock Forecast | Will the stock market make a big move tonight?
Entering my High Schools Stock Market Games, anyone wanna help a Junior Retard out?
Is it just me, or does this market pullback seem healthy?
Semiconductor Supercycle: Are we peaking or just starting? Crash coming?
Sipping champagne on my yacht or flipping burgers at McDonalds 10+ yrs from now with this strategy?
“holding on to a low performing stock for long periods of time is bad because of opportunity cost” is an invalid argument
New(ish) investor. Need tips for doing my own DD
Is Home Depot (NYSE: HD) the stock with the single largest percent increase in stock price over time?
What stocks/ETFs are you loading up on during this market dip?
Your shopping list today for a 2 year horizon?
Value Buying and War Profiteering with this Intel INTC bull(shit)ish DD
Should I sell or hold? Up 50% down on 2024 AMD LEAP calls
Welp…. From 60k 2 weeks ago to this….. $AMD
Should I sell any of the stocks in my portfolio (fidelity youth account) ?
For my followers: The next stock I'm going into is $UI
Unpopular opinion: don't buy puts in this market, buy stocks that have been corrected already
Are there any credible sources with serious and detailed analysis of WHY/WHEN a market crash is bound to happen?
I think HIMX could be this years GME... Most undervalued company listed.
What happens to shares of a company that gets acquired by another company?
What are some ways to control the urge to panic and sell out of positions your are in the red in during volatile and FUD moments in market?
PUTs Update: GME -7$ , AFRM -7$ , COIN -14$ , AMD -7$ (Continuing to drop)
More of a blog entry than an options post, but here's to one more year of trading options!
Where are my $AMD palls? Load up for the @fundstrat 5k S&P target in January. We about to rocket on TSM earnings tomorrow too 💫
Thoughts on a portfolio based mainly on Projected 5-Yr EPS Growth?
any under the radar small to mid-cap companies that you think will do well over the next 5, 10, 20, years?
Amazon Web Services launches new AMD EPYC instances (65% better price performance than INTC)
Can Intel Beat AMD & Compete with TSMC by 2025?
Im 100% in index funds and I want to pick up a few individual stocks
Nasdaq makes "V" turnaround on Monday as star tech stocks move higher.Can lt buy at the bottom?
Gather 'round autists of old. Let's put this 'cult-like' comments nonsense to rest.
$AMD loss porn. Already sold other contracts (-10k loss) to avg this one down
Put/Call Plays next week: QQQ, AMD, GME, Peni Stonks
Legitimate Insane Return Scheme
Selling leap puts on a solid company, can this go wrong?
Recs for long-term stocks to pass on to kids?
AMD's Notebook CPU Market Grew by 49%, Desktop by 30% in Last 2 Years
10 ITM AMD puts expiring this month, how fucked am I.
Its my first time as a stock invester I experince what the FED is doing and the effect it has on the stock market. How should I react to this situation when my goal to hold stocks for 5 years?
This week sucked. Bought more calls on AAPL, AMD, TSM and MSFT for EoM.
PUTS Wrap up: AFRM, AMD, GME, BA
Looking for some sound, sane advice for these troubling times.
Holding onto Nvidia and AMD calls, stay in or get out?
AMD Stock: Despite Valuation Concerns, Experts Are Bullish For 2022
Notice how the biggest losses of the week are in speculative or overvalued stocks?
Notice how the biggest losses of the week are either speculative or were overvalued from the start?
PUT plays Update: AMD -12$ , GME -13$ , -21$
Last night and this morning : Nasdaq under pressure to retrace! Tencent-based Chinese stocks plunged----For sharing
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AH low volume does weird shit. It's weirder with AMD because that 1.7 share conversion arbitrage gap with XLNX has to be closed now that they got their final regulatory approval needed to complete the merger
In a way its great timing for long investors. $AMD is at a good entry price right now, and they just added a business that on its own has 25% profit margins. Very bullish here on a 6+ month timeline
Bro what is this? I saw AMD up 4% then down 4% now it’s even? This market is insanity
Crammer Bullish on AMD !! RIP MY CALLS 📉
Jim cramer is bullish on AMD. RIP
WSB won't like this, but Cramer sold AMD back at $160.
So are insiders trading the closure of the AMD-XLNX deal? AMD down hard and XLNX way up.
Poor AMD boys that thought it would moon on the approval of a 35 billion dollar all stock deal. It’ll go back up eventually, but I doubt that happens this week.
> Lol at the guy below you waiting to buy AMD at 50. He sold his shares in 2014 so probably just frustrated he missed the boat and now getting off on it dropping.
Well tough titty with the AMD but the Spy ones may be your true hedge here
INTC burned me before & thought nothing can go wrong with AMD
I touched INTC and got burnt…not going with AMD...maybe MU Good luck
AMD is legit back to advanced money destroyer and my dumbass got tricked
AMD sucked the life out of me
Today’s the day I call it with AMD. Might just sell off to full team NVDA
AMD drilling on Xilinx approval 🤡
Why is AMD dying again what the hell
Okay, what about the fact that Xilinx has a higher profit margin than AMD? The buzzword here is dilution, trying to make it sound like this is not a good investment for AMD investors.
It's time to sell AMD. People know when it's payer money, it's always sell.
To acquire a company that just had record revenues? This is good for AMD investors.
Any remember when AMD was trading in 30s for a few day in the 2018 then tanked back to the low 20s and everyone was balls deep in 30c all year. Is never hit 30 again that year.
AMD is the new GME
love how AMD fanboys forgot about the part where their shares are getting dilluted the fuck out of them thanks to the merger
AMD got chinese approval for the XLNX merger investors tend to forget the part where their shares are getting dilluted the fuck out of them thanks to the merger
AMD merger approved by China? Acquiring company almost always falls on account of debt.
XLNX pumping and AMD dumping?
AMD in hibernation... ralley starts monday before earnings... me guess
If AMD is the one dragging nasdaq then FUCK YOU
Someone tell me why spy and Nasdaq climb back and AMD falls while nvda is up :(
It's time to sell AMD AMD merge with XLNX, AMD stock will drop, XLNX will go up. AMD value just dropped and P/E is too high now. And how they going to pay back massive DEBT while interest hike rise? Lol who buying AMD now, they going to lose some money today.
AMD/Xilinx merger approved at last
AMD-XLNX merger approved by China. Glad to get that out of the way before ER on 1st 
All these stupid youtubers talking about how AMD is underrated and undervalued fuck you all cause I fomoed into buying it and it seems like it’s heading to 0
I'm not surprised if AMD ends up in red. Because like 90% times, when someone is buying someone, then who pays the money, their stock goes down. Remember PayPay to buy Pinterest, Paypal lost 10% but Pinterest rised 10% AMD have to pay all their profit + debt goes bigger to buy other company. And it does not help AMD much.
SOFI with great conviction. UWMC CLOV. Would not touch AMD & NVDA, they have to fall more for me.
Not sure what you mean exactly by "the bulk" - many of the big tech names you were likely thinking of don't have 50%+ of their revenues coming from USA though, despite the fact that they all initially had 100% revenue from USA and slowly expanded their efforts outside of America. Obviously an American tech companies start off by focusing on the American market, but we're discussing growth opportunities for Netflix, and the guy I'm replying to says we're close to the population cap and growth will be tough from here because they've reached most of the US already. Apple - 38% of revenue comes from USA + Canada NVIDIA - 19% of revenue comes from USA AMD - 25% of revenue comes from USA Google - 45% of revenue from USA Netflix - 43% of revenue from USA + Canada Facebook - 48% of revenue from USA + Canada And these percentages are typically trending DOWN, not up, as they continue to expand outside of the American markets.
#Ban Bet Lost /u/ResponsibleForm2619 (0/1) made a bet that AMD would go to 155.0 when it was 136.34 and it did not, so they were banned for a week.
Now if we could just grt AMD XLNX deal to fall througb too.
I wish this was December and we had Christmas rally to save my AMD
Hey dumbass that stock was just 150 a week ago you talking a lot of shit when AMD has been eating dirt with the rest of the market
If we dip hard over next 4-8 weeks into first first hike.....what are you looking to add to your long term port/leaps? For me port...MSFT, AMD, AAPL, COST, BA, GOOG....leaps on F, TTD, DIS, BF.B. Gamble on FUBO at $8, PLTR at $7
> AMD probably going to continue shitting the bed next week right
AMD probably going to shit the bed next week right
scrolling back through my reddit comments and I see this piece of art, should have bought AMD back at $10
Someone sold me 2 more $100 2/25 AMD puts today during the powell hulk dildo. I was confused and now I’m elated
Semi designers can have low debt. For example AMD, NVDA. Semi manufacturers in general have large capex and debt. But it's the designer that crashed in the recent market correction / inflation fears.
Me on XLNX was fully expecting a China not gonna do it announcement. Imagine being the idiot paying earnings IV on a company whose price is only linked to an AMD multiplier. Yah, thats me.
I think quality, profitable companies will be the best market performers over the next couple of years. I think the explosive growth high P/S stocks will have their day again but it might not be for several years. The ones that mature into highly profitable companies will of course do well but time will tell. I like AMD a lot. DIS is solid, but would prob just put that money into VOO, don’t see a ton of upside with DIS and certainly more risk than an index. NET I’m staying away from.
Do you know what beta is? Check out each one of your stocks beta and average it up. If it says 0 or -- where beta should be, that's a really bad sign. I'm not a financial adviser but just sell all of that except ENPH and AMD. If you want my opinion, you should just be 50% ENPH and AMD ...or keep the 2% in CSIQ and 48% ENPH works too I guess
Amd has 2 ers every quarter based on the ah pumps. - AMD er. - Intel er. Some might even say that the Intel ER is the real ER
That was me in 2008. Small holding in AMD stock. Bought at $14 and watched it drop to $2. Sold recently at $92. Bought back in when Covid hit. All my tech stocks are in the dumpster again but thankfully this time I diversified better. I'll start buying monthly from here on. If I did that with AMD, I'd be crazy rich right now.
You heard Elon. AMD and Su Bae cranking out chips like crazy
Meh. It's a good beat, but margins and datacenter revenue declined thanks to AMD I guess you posted this when Intel was up in after hours
I can't wait to buy 2/04 puts on AMD ahead of earnings after Powell said supply chain ain't getting fixed this year.
No, I’m trying to stay disciplined. Looking at other names now like FB and AMD.
We will move up very soon So many quality stocks are at support and bottom for example AMD which I traded a lot of today
Lol at the guy below you waiting to buy AMD at 50. Powell said exactly what people expected and the S&P did basically nothing; it’s all baked in. Someone who’s been sitting in cash waiting for the “big crash” to then buy AMD or AAPL at 50 is going to be holding that cash for a longgg time while it loses value in some junk savings account at 0.4% or maybe 1.4% after Powell hikes for a year. The correction in speculative tech like ARKK stuff has already occurred, those companies are down > 50%. Big tech is down but still does nothing but mint money; MSFT literally just crushed earnings and guided strong, and faked everyone out in AH when it dipped and then ripped on guidance. You think Tim Apple and Nadella can’t make more money than god with a little rate hike?
\- Not a single current and near-term upcoming AMD CPU is beating Alder Lake in the consumer electronics department while AMD is on almost half the nano-meters. \- AMD is winning market-share in the cloud computing department but Intel is winning big in the enterprise and government department, 53% YoY rev growth is quite insane, and those contracts stick. \- Notebook revenues were down by 16% YoY, but this course will reverse imo if you read the [rave reviews of the Alder Lake laptop version](https://www.pcmag.com/news/first-tests-intels-12th-gen-alder-lake-core-i9-is-the-laptop-cpu-to-beat). \- Intel has a lot of goodwill with the US government over their decision to invest as much as they are in the US, very positive. \- Over the long term, Intel is valued quiet cheaply and if they execute on the massive investments they're doing the gains will be substantial. Intel will be an absolute goliath if they have their own supply-chain and their margins will be really really fat. On top of that they are isolated partly from trouble with the Chinks too. Glad you shared your reasons to be short though, thanks!
Buying even more shares of AMD and selling CC monthlies. Last year was gamble-thon, this year is pay the IRS and turn this shit passive af.
These earning reactions have me real nervous about AMD next week.
Because even with Alder Lake they aren't doing shit. Their outlook is poor. AMD on the other hand has a clear roadmap that they're firing on all cylinders hitting.
Dunno about any of that, but their new chips are faster than AMD's and by comparison, Intc stock is very cheap and overdue for a run.
$INTC luckily recovering, hope green tomorrow. Government revs up 55%, laptop revs down 16%. It's a mixed bag but Alder Lake is killing it and AMD is raising prices fast. $INTC still a great buy in this environment in my opinion, 10 P/E stock in this environment while they are planning on doing a total of $180B in investment for their 9 chipmaking modules in the US.
I think I may not have explained fully I’m not saying an outright new AMD or NVDIA I’m saying a manufacturing facility. Also there’s plenty of tech companies who are pushing into this space or who are revamping into this space look at intel
INTC could turn around hard. They have very deep pockets compared to AMD. AMD caught up once before and they got blown out of the water by Intel
Because AMD stealing their data center customers
Because they're a garbage chipmaker. AMD will continue to pull ahead and by 2025, INTC will be a second rate chipmaker that you only buy if you can't afford AMD.
You can't trust anything until we get 3rd party benchmarks. Intel has claimed for 2 years now they had the 'AMD killer' in their leaked benchmarks, then it hits market and is a hot-running PoS.
Or a CPU that beats AMD OR APPLE, at this point.
I owned AMD since 1.80 do you remember some no name research publishing done shit article on AMD cpu having security holes. I forget the name
just buy AMD. They are going to be the leaders in semis moving forward. Intel should've crushed them ten times by now, they haven't because they are no longer the company they used to be... and they can't. If this was 90's/00's intel, amd would be dead. It's too late now.
Imagine holding AMD 110Ps today and panic selling them.
Intel is about to slap the shit out of them… the next gen chips in the pipeline don’t even compare, their newest (as of like this week) laptop chips are 30% better performance than the comparable top AMD chip. It’s not even close. AMD crushed them for like 2 years because intel was so far ahead of everyone. The sun is already setting on that, and on top of that intel is about to have soooo much manufacturing capacity in the next 4 years. I feel bad for you
maybe people will realize intel is becoming a dinosaur and AMD is poised to be the leader in semis within the next 2-3 years. Intel COULD have crushed them, but it's too late now.
Aapl will delay the inevitable, Nvidia and AMD will be the nails in the coffin
very good, the data center number I see is that their 2021 FY revenue from DCG is down 1% compared to 2020. With MSFT guidance of growth I think that's very bullish for AMD's growth in DCG share.
Give up on intel man. AMD will take majority market share within 2 years. Intel cannot recover fast enough.
I just want to know if that guys AMD calls are going to be okay