AMD

FREEPALESTINE222

Bro u really Said AMD before noone

FriendlyInvestor25

MM swept me out my 7 AMD shares at 228. They moved billions in market cap to take me out at my stop loss.

ToshikoWong

Wouldn’t have been better to buy TSM shares? At least you get dividends and AI driven company’s need their chips or: AMD, ASML, ARM, AVGO?

Lokoto123

My entire portfolio is just CRWD, AMD, NVDA, GOOGL, META and SOFI, how cooked am I if the bubble pops?

Fine_Watercress_3613

Why SMH? Nvidia has already factored in about 10 years of profits in its price; it's much easier for AMD to double its price by only grabbing a small piece of the market that Nvidia already dominates. SOXX is a much better option for the future than SMH (speaking of the future, not the past).

duboilburner

Yeah, I think the bet on expanding IVs is already past. Looks like the IV lows were in Sep, and we're now higher IV than we were for the last earnings. So, you're right, may well be smart to do a short premium play just before. CSPs have a pretty high margin requirement, of course... So, if you instead did a more risk-defined trade, you could size it up more, but of course risk-defined also means you \*have\* to size it up to make it pay worth a damn. So, there's that. I tried playing AMD this week with two well OTM broken wing butterflies. One on the call side, one on the put side. Structured them so even if it doesn't put my highest delta longs ITM and stops short of my short contracts, I still collect some premium, with an outside potential of a much more highly convex move if I do get my largest delta long ITM but we land short of the ATM option. It got breached yesterday and I chickened out of the put side as we started breaking below $230 early in the day on AMD. I basically targeted my short strikes for the largest out of the money GEX positions for this week's expiration. $275 on the call side and $230 on the put side. We were trading around $255 when I put the trades on just prior to earnings. $230 did certainly seem to be a bit of a magnet yesterday that ultimately gave up as the whole market seemed to want to get rather bulled up for the last couple hours of the day. I do have a feeling we might get some upside to NVDA leading upto earnings, just mostly based on the feeling that Friday may have been a turning point for the market to go back to the upside after this recent slide. VIX didn't go as high as it did pre October OpEx, there's some correlated items that appeared to get a little bullish turnaround yesterday as well. So, a call spread may not be a bad thing to play going into earnings from here, but then maybe do something like I did with double broken wing butterflies or iron condors. I won't recommend strikes for that play until basically the day before earnings. It could be back knocking on the door of $200 again by the week of NVDA earnings/Nov OpEx.

ComfortablePiglet842

After countless investors have gotten their assess totally obliterated on META and AMD now some lucky 🍀 SOB’s are gonna yolo their savings into them and quadruple their savings in a week when they recover

OhMamaWembanyana

With the way market has moved in the last few days, doubt coreweave goes upto 133 even with blockbuster earnings. I’m holding 150 shares at 114 and I doubt I’d be able to exit the position for a profit post earnings. Look at what happened with AMD, QCOM and IREN last week - they all crushed earnings and yet went down.

Superb_Use_9535

With AMD people kept calling ot advanced money destroyer.. glad to be right

lurker165473

AMD shareholders are prostitutes

Redittor2000

TSMC is the one selling the shovel, imo. NVDA, AMD, Google, Open AI, Tesla... all are competing to buy shovels from TSMC to make their chips.

hellojabroni777

not true. advanced money destroyer is probably a 1T company. their cpu is way ahead of intel and any other chip manufacture because of its low power draw/low wattage. their “laptop” strix halo architecture (max 395) will evolve to the point you’ll get RTX 1080 ti performance in a handheld device in a few years and probably RTX 2080 series graphics maybe in 5 years. its a chip that probably can create a new sector in mobile pc/handheld device. anyways, AMD always crash on earnings and they move 5-10% on random PR news.

Starship_Albatross

I did it in august... about half my portfolio was in AMD :D I just don't have the nerves to be that heavy in tech right now. I'm planning on going ETFs when I decide to enter again and stick with that. Or buy a house.

ipeench_

I picked up 11/14 AMD $250 calls yesterday on the dip, already up 40%. Made the decision after seeing the same thing you are on the Daily chart, looks primed for a bounce. I’m planning to take profits early next week, either Monday or Tuesday. The Weekly chart still looks scary. MACD, RSI, and Stochastics all appear overbought on the Weekly chart. I just think the selloff early in the day yesterday was overdone and needs a quick bounce to get back into the bear regression channel I have drawn from 10/31 to current. I’m looking to sell my AMD calls between $240-$245. May swing back into puts after taking profits on the calls I have currently, but I would need confirmation first of $250 resistance holding on. If AMD breaks above $250 and holds steady, then bull market continues and I’ll buy more calls. Just my $0.02

Sea-Soil-6026

You could have woken up at any point in time and sold your AMD stock

arghamdisback

Thanks for showing that you don't know what you are talking about by mentioning AMD PE GAAP which is distorted due to the Xilnx purchase, non-GAAP PE is the one to watch in such cases.

Upstairs_Whole_580

He said he plans to buy back in at April Levels. So... he never "plans" to buy back in at that logic. Tell me what would have to happen for NVDA to see 88 a share again and the companies fundamentals to still be solid? Maybe after a split? Or maybe they'll be at 88 again after AMD or some Chinese companies make huge breakthroughs that force them to lose their Rubin GPUs 66% and ratfuck the company. But even then, it went from \~130 to 88 and never closed that low. So... yeah, I'd say if that's the type of entry point he's looking at, he never plans to buy back in.

Upstairs_Whole_580

Or you can just buy and hold until something fundamentally changes. I bought NVDA at 230(5.70 split adjusted in 2019). I didn't sell during the tech crash and I don't plan to sell. Same with TSM, AVGO, GOOGL, AMZN, META, MSFT(just in tech) or the last 1000 shares at 400 in NVDA I bought in '23. When there is a big pullback, I'm not trying to time it. I bought AMD at 80 and another 4750 of AVGO when they were down to 80 and 155 and I'm not selling because they pulled back 10%. This is the type of logic that would have you selling NVDA, NFLX or AMZN or whatever... when you're up 300% and you miss the 3950%. I'll sell when I think there's a fundamental chance, not because I hit some imaginary target I set for myself.

Upstairs_Whole_580

Actual insider trading. When you had people buying NVDA or AMD in 2024 and people were acting like that was insider trading it was stupid. Democrats who were close with Biden would have known about the exports and Republicans... wouldn't have known either way(using the insider trading theory). AMD was the "#1 stock congress is buying this year," at several points. I've only seen a few cases where it seemed like obvious insider trading. The 4 Senators who sold stocks after an intelligence briefing on Covid. Markwayne Mullin buying Badger Meter JUST after his committee approved regulatory upgrades in Oklahoma. But Paul Pelosi buying Nvidia? Calls on NVDA? AVGO? Pelosi MAY have bought TSLA prior to Biden announcing the 7500 tax credit though. He did run on it, but... that'd be one that I'd be suspicious of... even though he also bought TSLA quite a few times. I realize nobody seems to care about this and they just assume every member of the house should have all their money in blind trusts(which I agree with)... and people will just say I'm naive, but... well... that's my opinion.

Fantastic_Pack_9222

Straddle/strangle for earnings play. what I do is I buy a week before earnings to take advantage of IV spike then sell before earnings. I also tend to pick a stock from the same industry to buy cheaper contracts and to avoid IV crush. For example, for Nvidia’s earnings, I would buy AMD instead or just buy QQQ or SPY as they react to stocks’ earnings as well.

Domingues_tech

💥 The same Goldman Sachs that nearly buckled in 2008 until Warren Buffett stepped in with a $5 billion lifeline—now lecturing us about bubbles. Yes, the data’s right: the Magnificent 7 trade at ~23× forward P/E vs. 52× in 2000. Balance sheets are pristine. Margins, god-tier. But valuation isn’t the disease. Circular financing is. OpenAI borrows credibility (and cash) from Nvidia, Oracle, and AMD… who in turn book record “AI revenue” selling to OpenAI. Money leaves one pocket and lands in the other—an ouroboros of hype. We’ve seen this movie before: vendor financing in 1999, mortgage CDOs in 2007. It always ends the same way—when the music stops, the “synergies” become liabilities. If you want exposure to intelligence, buy $BRK.B. If you want exposure to actual AI, buy Google and Apple—they build, they ship, they print. The rest? Momentum stocks wrapped in religion.

TheoryInttro

AMD and Googl bags. Would appreciate some help carrying.

goodolehal

No its a mistake from someone who owned AMD at $8

shortgamegolfer

I know the feeling. I still root against my first love, AMD, to this day. Can’t touch it anymore.

katorome

I own heaps of AMD, and when it got in the 90’s i was getting daily grief . I mean i started to doubt myself ,and things i cant control. Do you believe in AI? I think quantum computing maybe faster than we think.i hope you are wrong about everything. I hope these 3 words never spoken by you I told you! Lol

sentrypetal

NVIDIA with no AI chips is a 500 billion dollar company. If it gets to that then investors will have lost 4.5 trillion. Thats enough to collapse the US economy for 3 years. That’s one company. Meanwhile AMD, Broadcom, Marvel, Oracle, Coreweave, Dell and all the other chip companies would collapse in value. Collapse all of them together and that would be 10s of trillions.

Fuujimont

It should be noted that they went up simply because the entire market was up. These are closely tied to NVIDIA, AMD, and all things AI. They go down as the market drops. Though I wish you were right...

TastyAir2653

Always the same shit with AMD, the should change the name to ASS

wrongrobertpatrick

thank you for AMD at 228 https://preview.redd.it/dbn86sh6nxzf1.jpeg?width=1320&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=86da9ca53f0e5512cf9216533be584460345faf1

neothedreamer

Retail could NOT hold this market up if they colluded on certain names. Big money is still in the house. They want to pad their bonuses into year end. Santa Clause rally incoming. Drop the market, buy at support and sell rips is what they are doing. From lows to highs today you could have been up over $10 a share in Nvda, SPY, UNH, AMD and several others. This volatility is a feature, not a bug.

ResponsibleValue7745

I know. It was pretty rough to confront and finally say enough - I held onto the ‘I’ll win it back’ gambling strat for quite a long time. During this same time I sold AMD at like $13…

dotjob

Like when I sold AMD at the top

moorhound

>Over the last few months, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has been on a tear of dealmaking, announcing multibillion dollar agreements with the biggest tech companies in the world. There’s Oracle, Nvidia, Microsoft, AMD, Broadcom, and most recently, Amazon. He’s committed to spending a grand sum total of $1.4 trillion on datacenters in the coming years — an eyebrow-raising figure for a company which claims its annual revenue is projected to reach $20 billion this year, begging an all-important question for the entire tech industry, whose fate is now tied to OpenAI: What happens if he can’t pay? >At an event this week, OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar seemed to suggest that the government could act as a “backstop” for the company’s commitments — comments she later walked back. And in a long-winded post on X, Altman addressed the question of what happens to OpenAI if its web of deals falls apart: >“If we screw up and can’t fix it, we should fail, and other companies will continue on doing good work and servicing customers,” Altman said. “...We of course could be wrong, and the market—not the government—will deal with it if we are.” Ok maybe a little bubble

Prudent-Corgi3793

I strongly believe in deep learning and other AI. I also strongly believe in the highly profitable hyperscalers like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft. Nvidia is also an obvious beneficiary. I am also aggressively buying Meta, even though I hate the company, but they are a bit risky because their expenditures are more aggressive and their immediate route to profitability is less direct. This is a healthy pullback. I like companies like AMD and Broadcom, but not at these valuations. But there are definite elements of a bubble. - I have major concerns about the likes of Oracle with recently negative growth at nosebleed valuations due to stratospheric remaining performance obligations. - OpenAI, a private company with a good product, with about $13 billion in revenue, losing $13 billion last quarter alone, on the hook for $1.5 trillion in expenditures over the next 4-5 years. - I take any circular financing involving these companies with a heavy grain of salt. - That is is to say nothing of the likes of PLTR with a P/E ~600 and Tesla with ~300, if you believe they are AI companies. But at least they are slightly profitable. - The pre-revenue neoclouds, flying cars, quantum, etc. are obviously so overpriced that Jim Cramer, who has rarely meets a stock he didn't like, is strongly advocating retail to sell. - The worst offender is obviously crypto treasuries and adjacent plays. When the bubble collapses at some point, this will be the culprit.

silk_from_a_pig

You're right that it is fundamentally different than the Dot Com crash but the point you could make is that the application of AI in the workplace presents a dilemma that could make it a bubble in different sense. Right now, it's being integrated into white collar work. I'm skeptical that it's actually helping productivity, but I think you'll hear mixed reviews. But the costs, like energy cost of compute, remain high. So if practical applications in knowledge work DON'T become ubiquitous, that valuation on these big companies could could plummet as the revenue of their clients don't materialize. But then there's the inverse case. If AI as it currently exists can replicate office work, then it spells the automation of quite a few jobs. If that's the case, there's widespread structural unemployment and then a different sort of economic crisis wherein the share prices might just be hurt by an economy in a terrible place. I'm writing this as a dude with a pretty normal 9-5 office job who also bought a bit of NVDA, AMD, and a couple others a few years ago, and done extremely well as a result. I've locked in a little profit but my average cost is so low right now that I've just kept holding most of those positions. I really don't know how to look at this dilemma, I tend to be an AI skeptic but the Black Swan case where it makes most white collar work irrelevant is terrifying, and the case where we abandon it all because its practical application suck would also be a bad time in the near-term.

le_pedal

I came very close to tapping out of AMD then I remembered all my decisions are usually completely wrong

TheoryInttro

This was not a good day to be in AMD and Goog.

spellbadgrammargood

I want you to use your brain and guess, I'll give you a hint AMD is down 10% for the week just because you are up doesn't mean other aren't down 🤡

The_Albertino

I bought AMD at $85 in April, who’s dumb again?

spellbadgrammargood

remember when dumb AMD bulls were saying shit like "AMD is 1/8th NVDA's market cap, BUY"

Civil_Toaster

bought a teenie bit of meta and switched some AMD to AMD 2x

Nianque

So. Personally, I got out of AMD and NVDA and chose the etf SMH instead. Decent expense ratio and it gives me exposure to the entire semiconductor industry in all stages. When ASML or TSM do well? I profit. If NVDA somehow looses the ball? I haven't lost everything.

Biggacheez

I sold all mine too, I had 40ish shares of AMD and NVDA. Too bad I sold right before the 50% AMD rip..... Oh well, I wanted out cuz bubble fear

PositiveNo7994

I need AMD to V yesterdays dump

suizman

Sold 75% of AMD and NVDA stonks for 90% and 60% profit, respectively. Also sold 100% of AAPL. I'm going cash this month. I'll open some small options positions next week and eventually rebuy some stocks on major dips.

231923

that is the thing, the original investment was not as much ether i started to follow some crypto coins back in the day and i made profit on those and never touched it but then i got out of crypto as there where so much scams so i loffowed this advice from a friend who knew about AI chips so said Nvidia and AMD going to go boom so i said "eh screw it all on black" and forgot about it for a year. Now it is a good amount for me but it was not when i started investing.

Beginning-Fig-9089

Black Friday Deals Going Fast: 15% off NVDA, AMD, AVGO 25% off META BOGO: BYND

SpeedyAudi

Open Ai will acquire meta with nvda funds from AMD rented from tsmc leased by orcl and funded by taxpayers, with whatever they have left after we’re done shorting the market. 🤣 so nothing left to fund Ai. Data centers mid project will become paintball arenas for Tesla robots

DrSilkyDelicious

I saw the AMD office this morning and crashed out https://preview.redd.it/7qxqqiriovzf1.jpeg?width=747&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a5528526ec7497a71ecc91ad2fb4c7b70192a7fb

CoverThat7433

Lmao AMD

andytobbles

AMD 6/17/27 $350 calls here

sirzoop

Except all the "big overvalued" companies are generating a massive amount of revenue and are trading under 30 forward P/E. By those metrics, NVDA, AMD, GOOGL, AAPL, MSFT, etc are all undervalued and not in a bubble

NRG1975

IT is fine, if you dump before earnings apparently, lol. This is where I went wrong. Always bought two weeks ahead, then sold the day before. Got greedy, and ignored my rule, and bought AMD, SMCI, PLTR, RIOT, HOOD, etc for this week, and got fucked!

Ithinktoodeep55

ruh ruh. lost the 50 day EMA on the SPY and it's not recovering. 2018 all over again. adjust all your expectations and strategy for stocks. set your price targets for buy zones way lower META 470 AMD 150 SOFI 15 NVO 25 etc

TheGraeme95

I wonder where AMD support actually is

rioferdy838

You sir are a proud META and AMD investor now. In all seriousness though, I had to close out some of my shitmeme CSPs today. Will take the loss to keep dry powder for the dip buy

PaperHandsTheDip

That's more or less it - yes. For example take my mother. She's been buying and holding Nvidia & AMD for a long time. She recently texted me asking me if it's a bubble because she was reading it might be. Previously she thought they just went up. \--- Also - burry spooked everyone with his billion dollar short on AI. Those types of things go viral. It's the same reason / effect that BYND had on the market (one guy heard about it, then another, then another... etc). Word spreads like wildfire. \--- I've seen the front page of other forums (such as r/investing and r/stocks littered with "IS AI A BUBBLE?" posts recently.

EcstaticWear5903

If AMD keeps going down, scam Altman won’t have the money to buy those chips

le_pedal

How long until AMD hits all time high again? 3-5 years?

Stouq

This dip is another prime example of how the market is fueled mainly by panic and stupidity. No real reason for this but just to release some "suspension" and give some time for bears to wipe their pants clean from shit. "Hey look, Michael Burry went heavy on NVDA and PLTR puts. He saw the 2008 crash, so he must know something we don't, time to panic sell". Fuck it I say, if he still had both eyes, he could see in depth beyond this "AI bubble" and what is really going on every possible front in the economy for the coming year. MU, TSLA and AMD calls it is.

ary9666

**NVIDIA. PALANTIR. META. AMD. Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony. Then, everything changed when MICHAEL BURRY attacked.**

Moral_

>What is there to build without ARMs designs? x86 or RISC-V. None the less you're implying something I want to clarify, Apple, Broadcom and Qualcomm for their premium SoCs (M4/8 elite) license the ISA -- through something called an ALA (Architecture license agreement). That is they license to use the "ARM language" to put it in human terms. Arm makes limited money on these agreements because the companies are not using an IP from the company -- just the rights to use their language. Alternatively Mediatek and a few others (including some lower teir SoCs from Qualcomm/Broadcom) use a TLA (Technical license agreement). Here the companies buy some IP like the CPU core and some back-end bus/interconnect/memory-management IP and integrate that into their SoC. This is where Arm can make more money. But, many companies are going the ALA route as Arm's TLA cores and IP haven't been very competitive compared to the CPU design teams out of Apple. That is why Qualcomm bought Nuvia to pay smaller royalties and have better/more control of their CPU cores and backend memory IP. Arm is trading where it is because people don't understand what their business model is. They hear Rene Haas say "ARM IS IN DATACENTER!!!!" which is true, but they're getting like a dollar of ALA licensing fees per GPU. Meanwhile AMD and Nvidia are selling their GPUs for what like $150k a pop? My point is there is better places to allocate your money than significantly overpriced Arm.

PositiveNo7994

AMD dip is just too tasty

PositiveNo7994

AMD earnings were good, NVDA GTC presentation was insane easiest dip to buy

IntoTheDankness

Worse, just started last week.... just in time for the downswing. Sold amzn this morning, wondering if AMD will rally, holding all ETFs and pharma for now Only have like 8k total so meh

Traditional_Panic966

There's a lot more to AI than just bullshit chat bots and cool memes and AI porn. The government is going to lease land on air force bases for these data centers. The department of energy already made a 1 billion deal with AMD. The government is backing Intel and probably will back open AI. the government has export controls on certain chips to China and other "countries of concern" so they can't do the same thing we are doing with AI. Have you ever read the 2022 CHIPS act? The Interim Final Rule on Artificial Intelligence Diffusion? It kind of reads like a nuclear non-proliferation agreement. Why? I don't know but there are obviously national security implications to AI that we on reddit are not fully understanding. So, I don't think any of these companies are going anywhere.

The_Albertino

My good holdings, AMD, OKLO got obliterated in the past 5 days

Simple_Scene_2211

I'd consider an iron condor given NVDA's high IV, but watch out for that post-earnings drift we saw with AMD last quarter. What's your plan for managing gamma risk if the stock gaps significantly?

TDOption

I like the strategy. My question is, should you start out of the money or at the money? I see AMD is trading at 232 today. Would you have a better chance at profit by doing buy 1 230C, sell 2 240C, Buy 1 250C? Or is it better if all are out of the money. If all ended up in the money you probably lose or break even, so maybe a dumb question but wondering which way is best to try it

Star_Lord924

I think AMD goes 220 and maybe lower today.

Tim_Riggins_

AMD

random120604

Oh my lord how much can AMD drill 😂

PositiveNo7994

going balls deep into AMD calls today, can't go tits up

Roxorek

AMD should fill gaps 186 and 171 sooo overvalued

random120604

You can positively tell the market is going to dump at open. AMD opened up not too flat and drilled at open. There wasn’t even any news

PositiveNo7994

The TTWO drop isn't actually that crazy, i'm used to much worse thanks to wsb. Gonna buy some AMD to make up for it today

throwaway78907890123

RIP NVDA - losing a couple of trillion is no biggie RIP AMD too

random120604

There is like 0 way PLTR and AMD don’t drill hard today. Just takes a small downwards movement and the drilling will begin again tomorrow

Ueodrift96

Long brother, the tranches are basically a guarantee AMD will eventually be $600 a share. Nvidia can't win every single deal either, there's gotta be a #2

Cosmic-Horror-Cat

AMD. Already answered and discussed a little bit more in this comment thread. People are rightfully warning me. It's certainly a risk I'm taking, but one I'm willing to take. Still wouldn't recommend it to others.

Federal-Ad9740

AMD to 200 and Nvda to 220 🤘

New-Daikon-5648

So many retards on this board. AI isn't a bubble, who is being over valued? NVDA? Why? companies are literally handing money left right and center, Google? they're making record profits, Amazon? making record profits. So where exactly is this bubble? At first we had companies fight each other to get GAI, now we have Countries, with their trillion's of dollars! And ppl still think there's a bubble. Fking retards. If your worried about a repeat of the .dot com bubble, just think! your using the internet right now. AI is the future, there's no doubt about it, it just a matter of who will get there first, and who will make the most money. Companies like AMD, NVDA etc will be reaping billions in profit whist nations fight each other to get to GAI first. There's no bubble.

Cosmic-Horror-Cat

Thank you for your insight. No, I don't really actively think there is a chance I will lose most of my money with AMD. It's a good company that's fairly diversified (for what it is) in terms of revenue incomes - in my opinion. My entire investment is based on my belief that AMD could, should and will double in size by the year 2030. I really don't think that's an outrageous assumtion.

Potential_Ad_1414

Hope AMD got good performances.

Odd_Palpitation5167

Undervalued: NBIS, DOCN, META, AMD, TE, PATH, and NOKIA

Nice-Delay4666

Interesting mix this quarter!!! feels like we’re seeing a slow rotation from hype to fundamentals. Uber and AMD look like steady compounders, while Lemonade’s surprise shows how sentiment can flip fast once losses narrow.

dbudzzzzz

I think you're missing the fact that anything tied to the AI-space is most likely overvalued at the moment. You're analyzing AMD as if it exists in a vacuum as if a large portion of its revenue isn't coming from circular spending on its AI data centers. Also, your whole ideology is just off. No part of your plan should involve the possibility of losing most of your money. If you are actively considering that it's a possibility, you should rethink your strategy. Might as well go to a casino with that line of thought. You can take those same types of risks there.

elpresidentedeljunta

AMD: 3rd q earnings per share up 39 % yoy. Shares up 64,92 % yoy. Robinhood: 3rd q earnigns per share up 259 % yoy. Shares up 383,99 yoy. Meta: 3rd q earnings per share down (83) % yoy. Shares up 10,11 % yoy. And this has been going on for a couple of years already. Now it doesn´t make sense to simplify it like that. But neither is your argument valid in it´s breadth. Tullip traders were fine when the bubble burst. It was people speculating on ever increasing value of tulips who would have gone bust if the deals hadn´t been declared void.

WEBnU

Obviously you know this already but risk management is key in this current market climate. I think directional biases could kill you, given what happened to PLTR and AMD. I personally would stick with delta neutral strategies.

HalalWarpig

I did much worse- I bought more AMD during the fall and didn't wait for the bottom. I'm down $6k in a single day, and looks like I'll be losing another $7k tomorrow on AMD. I know SPY/AI bubble will crash, but damn, can it wait until after the new year?

gayala9

Whole market was going down no matter what. Started with Meta beating earnings but having to pay a tax so their stock went down as well Microsoft beating earnings and the stock going down. Followed by Palantir beating earnings and the stock going down, then AMD beating earnings and the stock going down. I mean you get the idea. You shoulda seen this from a mile away. Hood was the next one in line on beating earnings and their stock going down. There is a whole sell off in tech companies. AI bubble finally popped

Maruchan1820

Same here. I lost 40% of my portfolio on AMD

FullCopy

Breaking News: Trump offers to sell China worthless AI chips in lieu of NVDA. AMD wasn’t available for comments.

NaorobeFranz

Yeah, the pie would be split among more companies like AMD or Intel. Clearly that's not the case. This sub is ridiculous.

_WeDoNotSow_

If you're going to play earnings, don't think an earnings beat guarantees that the stock goes up when the market is bearish...or don't think missing earnings will guarantee a stock goes down when markets are bullish And don't expect stocks to pump even more on good earnings if it already had a huge run up into earnings...it will most likely trade flat or dump - recent examples - AMD and MU Same goes for the opposite...stocks that have been hammered going into earnings usually don't dump even more unless earnings were horrendous

MaxDragonMan

\~550 comments on the daily thread. You can tell things are getting worse. On a personal level: yeesh. That sucked. Bad day to hold anything I'm holding, apparently, but specifically RKLB, RDDT, and AMD. Yikes.

DryGeneral990

LoL META, AMD, PLTR, QCOM drop after earnings. What goes up? PTON

DryGeneral990

LoL META, AMD, PLTR, QCOM drop after earnings. What goes up? PTON

wrongrobertpatrick

People — there was nothing wrong with selling KTOS at 106, NBIS at 130, PLTR at 180, AMD at 260 If you have an average where you’re up 1000% then obviously you’re never gonna sell A lot of people entered NBIS at 50 and sold There is no bottom, but obviously you people have to take profits once in a while and accept the fact that you’re just gonna have to pay taxes

dgracing

What in the fuck is happening to $AMD