AMD

Jeabsolutely

Not free money, you basically sold time and capped upside for longer. You improved the strike, but you’re now exposed to AMD staying above $150 through December and tying up capital/opportunity cost until then.

NochillWill123

Ima short AMD fk it

oldprecision

To be fair, $AMD was going to dump no matter what.

letsbuildbikelanes

100% Agree here. While micron is really tempting the short term recent exponential growth makes me worried about being a bagholder if it corrects. AMD seems like the only AI stock that's not rallying right now. People really don't like the company and I don't get it. I love Lisa Su and feel strongly about them long term. heck I'll pick up a few more shares tomorrow it it goes down

Embarrassed-Sky6890

NFLX and AMD tag teaming my gains with their money destroying fusion

puggles123654

If it makes you guys feel better I bought an AMD call at 218.... Took the L before it got worse.

oldprecision

AMD down again tomorrow, how much?

ShittyUsernane1222

can TSMC and ASML pls merge and vertically integrate / buy up NVDA, Intel, AMD? middleman premiums are ridiculous rn.

TargetDreams

Anyone got an order to buy some AMD tomorrow? Looks like a decent opportunity or maybe dumps :P

stiveooo

just like with AMD the wbd deal will impact the books ugly for 2 years. you dont want to hold nflx now. Sp500 will beat it easily

Longjumping_Steak724

!banbet AMD 225 30d

cray-45

No problem getting called - I’ve had a good profitable run. I can Buy back shares, if I get called & want to, just as I can buy back the option. I can also Sell CSP on AMD and pick up Premiums & perhaps get the Stock Put to - always explore the Chioces

rattleandhum

GSIT. Chips for drones and a 98% power saving over the equivalent Nvidia or AMD chips. They popped a while ago but came back down -- I'm certain it will climb again in the near future.

shiafisher

AMD limit set just below the all time low if a few pennies below two bucks a share. Missed it by a hair, I hate talking about it. Cause I was watching it climb and never made the trade thinking it will dip a bit lower again and fill my order and it just never did.

Snight

I sold Nvidia, AMD, META and AVGO in 2017 to go all in on tencent. Whoops.

Simalt443

Nvda corrected 20% from highs.. AMD 25%, AVGO 20%, Data centers got hit hard CRWV NBIS IREN etc down 50%+ but recovering. BBAI SOUN hit hard.. Nothing AI is at highs despite spy at ath.

SolarNachoes

Can AMD fill the gap Nvidia is leaving behind next year if they too can’t source ram for their OEMs?

dabocx

My bet is on AMD but I’ve been holding for a long time and will continue to. I don’t think it’s a quick hold But I have big hopes for MI450 orders this year and MI500 afterwards

Asleep_Ocelot2585

Totally agree with everything, especially number 3, for what I have seemed most people lose money due to them starting with a 1000 dollars account and expecting to make 50k the first year, of course stocks alone don’t provide such performance so they investigate and discover this beautiful things called options and leverage and margin and futures, All of that it does is that allows a person with a 1k dollars account to make 10k, or to go from 100k in profit to 1k, and this happens to experienced and inexperienced people, in options and futures you are putting your money on a possible result, like betting on a number or a color in the casino, and that is gambling, but putting your money in stocks is not gambling since you don’t lose all of your account in one bad trade and times is not working against you if you are trading with big companies that doesn’t matter how bad they are doing they will never disappear (Nvidia apple Microsoft Amazon Tesla Google AMD) In summary u/kachoooey if I were you I would follow all of this persons advices, since your plan seems very in line with what she or he did, ultimately is your money and you will have to take the loss or the win, best of lucks

Keizman55

How this doesn’t work is if you have to sell the shares for less than you purchased them. You don’t say what your cost basis is so we don’t know. By rolling so far in the money, it is effectively dead money, you will make no more until expiration, unless you roll further out and/or down. It is probable you are going to be assigned for what appears right now to be far less than what the stock might be selling for at expiration. Which is fine if all the money you collect is above your cost basis, and if it exceeds what else you could have made with the money during that time. If you are rolling for credit each time, then you are picking up premium in addition. As long as you are above your cost basis, your strategy is working, except that the amount you are making on the rolls might not really be enough to compensate you for the risk if the stock craters. AMD has had some serious ups and downs and is right in the middle of the AI/tech surge, but could easily decline 50% if history is any indication. Without knowing the price you originally paid when your put was initially assigned, and the premiums you’ve picked up from the Put and Call rolls, we don’t know what your cost basis is, so can’t congratulate you, but with your strike of $150, you are basically in the hated position of hoping that your stock stops climbing so that your CC strikes can “catch up”, but also hoping it doesn’t fall so far that your CC strikes wind up with a loss. If your cost basis is well south of $150 then you are probably in great shape.

Yogurt_Up_My_Nose

at this point you're just being ego centered. "bro" I never said AMD was a bad investment, I bought it at $2.78 January 2016. I'm saying they have been fucking up. but you don't want to hear that and just tell me that "multiple retailers their cards are outselling". probably from lack of supply? nah too logical. fact is the 5070ti is the best selling card and value right now.

Yogurt_Up_My_Nose

Raster matters up to a point now. it's not all about horsepower anymore, we all see that now. Steam surveys are a good indicator of competition. INTC last I looked was eating 30% of AMD's market. while Nvidia was hold over 70%. I mentioned in my comment that AMD is doing the same shit Intel was, as in they picked a path that obviously didn't work and took too long to correct it. And lastly I'm not missing any fact. I've been buying AMD since the 90's. but it's obvious in the past 5 years they fucked up. they will need another 5 at least to pull themselves out of this shithole GPU wise. INTC has already accepted their mistakes with their CPUs.

N3verS0ft

Except compared to last gen amd has made bigger performance gains and lower price is a massive selling point. Raster is what matters the most in gaming, many people dont care too much for ray tracing and even then its finally a viable option. Steam surveys also show that most users are on old hardware. Nvidia is ahead because of the past and their brand name recognition, but if you look at sales the 9070 xt really ate into the midrange market share nvidia had in the gaming sector. Everyone was saying the same thing with AMD cpus when intel was king. Look what happened. And you’re missing the last fact - i want them to become more competitive in the future because that means nvidia needs to be better or lower prices too.

Yogurt_Up_My_Nose

all it has is raster going for it and a lower price point. doesn't matter much when everyone is going for dlss as the better upscaling tech. and 4.5 is looking way better than anything AMD has right now. AMD is such an underdog that simply doesn't want to compete with Nvidia and the Steam surveys show that.

EfficientPumpkin1642

$AMD is going to go way up between this year and 2027.

Big_Building7321

I always say invest in AMD l, don't trade it. Its a garbage security short term. AMD as an investment has done really well. Advanced money destroyer.

cray-45

It was PUT to me. I sold a PUT on AMD at a strike price that I’d like to own the stock at. I did that a number of times and it got PUT to me - I was pleased to own it At the Strike Price and collected numerous Premiums. Then started selling Covered Calls on theAMD stock and here we are Rolling Up.

N3verS0ft

Shoulda coulda woulda. If youre up right now you can always sell, or you can hold if you want. I like AMD, i bought at like $125 avg cost basis and im holding. If you have over 100 shares perfectly fine to start selling ccs for some price you wanna sell at.

Myroadrash

Sounds like AMD lol

funguy6019

Micron seems expensive at this point. Priced to perfection any bad news could affect it. I like AMD long term just looking for it to start moving

lightning_whirler

If there isn't a competitor, no matter how weak, the leader is at risk of being called a monopoly and being broken apart. So AMD is allowed to make enough profit to exist.

cbusoh66

I don't get the fascination with AMD, they have no true moat, they're a distant second behind NVDA on AI and GPUs and behind INTC on CPUs. Yeah the market is huge and they're doing some neat things, but it's not like they're going to revolutionize the industry or become a monopoly with pricing power and great profit, they're playing catch-up with everyone.

ComfortablePiglet842

Losing 90k can actually be pretty simple really. Go and throw 20k in AMD 20K in tesla and 10k in SOYA 0dte thinking you could be right 1/3 plays and that one play will win big. LOSE all 3 and 50k becomes 5k. Now you’re running on pure emotion feeling like you HAVE to get that 50k back so the next day you have strong conviction that AMD is gonna go back up so you throw 40k into AMD calls and it crashes at market open. Now your 40k is worth 7k and so you quickly toss all your money left into spy calls and it immediately tanks. 7k now becomes $440. At market close you buy 3contracts of SPY calls and the next morning SPY falls at open and you sell immediately for a $200 loss and spy rapidly gaps up so you throw $200 into 0dte calls and SPY gaps back down. Now 90k has turned to $.97 in 3 days

Shiftstealth

This is also missing if intel sells foveros packaging and if Nova Lake takes over AMD which is likely given core count

cray-45

For those following and to clarify i own 300 shares of AMD and previously sold a $135 C Call on them - the C Call is in the money and I will likely be Called Out of the shares on 3/20/26. (Buy back & sell - Roll Up) I Purchased/closed the 300 shares (3 Contracts) of AMD Covered Calls Strike Price $135 with an Expiration Date of 3/20/26 for -$21,756 and simultaneously Sold 3 Contracts of AMD Covered Calls Strike Price $150 with Expiration Date of 12/18/26 for $21,886 net $149. I will now keep the $149 and will likely be called out in December making an Additional $4500. Would love to hear from others their strategy for dealing with in the Money Covered Calls - it happens to all Option Trader and is not a bad thing as everyone is making money.

Omne_Ai

Here's our analysis on each. For context, each score is out of 100. \- **Ai score** = our AI model analyzed 50+ market factors from fundamentals, technicals, and earnings data to calculate predictions across three timeframes: short term (1-3 months), medium term (6-12 months), and long term (2-3 years). Higher the score, the better. \- **Social score** = this score aggregates sentiment from 200+ social media sources measuring retail investor mood and discussion trends. Higher the score, the better. \- **Risk score** = this risk score reflects comprehensive analysis of market volatility, sector dynamics, financial stability, and regulatory environment. Higher the score, the more risky. $MU | AI score = 87/100 (strong) | Social score = 71/100 (bullish) | Risk = 98/100 (high risk) -- **Buy Rating** $AMD | Ai score = 79/100 | Social score = 62/100 (neutral) | Risk = 100/100 -- **Buy Rating** $ALL | Ai score = 82/100 | Social score = 56/100 | Risk = 54/100 (moderate) -- **Hold Rating** $INCY | Ai score = 80/100 | Social score = 56/100 | Risk = 43/100 -- **Hold Rating** $B | Ai score = 91/100 | Social score = 85/100 | Risk = 80/100 -- **Strong Buy Rating**

NotEasyOne_Regard

Man, it’s AMD. It is well known on WSB that AMD comes from Advanced Money Destroyer. All you needed to do before doing this regarded play is to use the search bar of WSB and type AMD.

NotEasyOne_Regard

He did 0 research, he will get bitten, he will move on and repeat. AMD makes another victim.

TWSTrader

**It is not "Found Money." It is a "Time Fee."** I spent 14 years as an institutional PM, and while the math looks good on paper (raising your strike by $15), you have introduced a massive invisible cost: **Liquidity Lock.** **1. The "Handcuff" Problem** By rolling to December (9 months out), you have effectively frozen your capital for the rest of the year. * **If AMD Crashes:** Say AMD drops to $100 next month. You are still short that December call. To exit the position, you have to buy it back (likely still expensive due to time value). You are "married" to the shares and cannot easily pivot. * **If AMD Rockets:** If AMD goes to $200 in June, you are forced to watch the rally from the sidelines for another 6 months, unable to capture any upside beyond $150. **2. The Theta Mistake** Options decay (Theta) accelerates in the final 30-45 days. * By selling a December option, you are selling "slow decay." You are collecting pennies of time value per day. * **Better Strategy:** Institutions typically roll **Month-to-Month**. You might only get $1 or $2 strike improvement at a time, but you compound that extrinsic value 9 times over the year. You keep your flexibility. **The Verdict:** You didn't find free money; you sold your **freedom of movement** for $4,500. If you are happy holding AMD until Christmas no matter what happens, it's a fine trade. If you want to actually *trade* the capital, you locked yourself in a jail cell. I have a guide on "Optimal Rolling Mechanics" (Month vs. LEAPS) pinned to my profile if you want to see the math on why shorter duration usually wins.

TheRealHotHashBrown

AMD bag holders are unheard of 🤔

PaperHandsTheDip

AMD performed exceptionally well last year tho

cray-45

Thank you for your comments. I respectfully disagree. I have rolled these a number of times each & every time increasing the Strike Price at no cost. It’s not unusual for a stock subject to a CC to make a run. In these cases it is found money when you roll the option increasing the Strike Price rather than being simply called out. I would like to see the numbers for the strategy you are describing. I do respect your opinion and am still learning. I purchased/closed the $135 CCs and sold $150 Dec CC and the difference in the Buy - Sell was a positive $150. I hope you’ll give me additional details on your strategy. If it will be helpful I’ll give you a schedule with all my numbers pertaining to these AMD contracts.

Sensitive-Radish-292

Smart man, planning to do that as well... after AMD

TickTockTaudit

Tuesday 3pm I will be loading the boat with tech calls, really no matter what the market’s doing. But I’m guessing red day and QQQ will be 620. Looking end of Feb 635 with GOOGL, NVDA, and possibly APPL and AMD.

DryBicycle5629

Someone who made AMD their largest bag shouldn’t pick stocks for others. I say this as a fellow AMD bag holder (it’s my largest bag too)

DryBicycle5629

Can we please pump AMD back to 260 so I can sell and get the fuck out? Pretty please 🙏 🥺

DryBicycle5629

You make me feel better about my 100% AMD portfolio

Sensitive-Radish-292

INTC 52-week all-time high. SLS tanked, had puts, made buckeroos AMD tanked, had puts, made buckeroos Bought AXTI puts (FEB/MAY) expecting sharp drop soon, because it's not an AI bottleneck and it's a shitco. I think this week turned out great

TheInkDon1

First: ***It's NEVER found/free money.*** If you think you've found such a thing, you're ALWAYS mistaken. The markets have ALWAYS priced out anomalies. You will NEVER find anything before the bots do. Just wanted to clarify that for you. (Don't worry, we've all thought that.) Let's move on. I think I followed you up until you started talking about "getting $135 in March or $150 in Dec." So let's start at the beginning. Like, the *very* beginning: Have you read an actual *book* on options? This one is solid (it's a pdf): [Options for the Beginner and Beyond,](https://www.r-5.org/files/books/trading/schoolbooks/W_Edward_Olmstead-Options_for_the_Beginner_and_Beyond-EN.pdf) by Professor Olmstead of Northwestern University And just read Chapters 1 through 6, which gets you to LEAPS options. Skip anything about puts. Then add Chapter 14 for Covered Calls. Will just take a couple hours, but will enlighten you greatly. Okay, you've got 300 shares of AMD. You sold 20Mar135C's against the shares. --Holy crap! Those are $68 ITM!! *When did you sell them?* AMD hasn't been at 135 since June, 7 months ago. Did you sell them OTM like you're supposed to? Tbh, **these are so far ITM you should just buy them back.** Trust me, I sell CCs and roll all the time, but when they get buried that deep ITM you'll never get them out by rolling. **But it's not a loss on your AMD position.** Your shares have appreciated at 100 Deltas, while those Calls appreciated less-fast. So you take some of the profit in your shares and buy back the Calls. But you're still left with some profit. But okay, you rolled NINE MONTHS to the December 150's. Like someone else asked, *did you get a credit for that?* The 150C's are $53 ITM at 82-Delta. Your overall position will go up as/if AMD goes up, but only at (100 - 82) = 18% If you want the FULL POTENTIAL of the AMD shares, you're going to have to buy those short Calls back. There's just no way around it. Read the chapters of the book, they'll help you going forward. But Monday, buy back those CCs. If you don't have the extra cash to do it, then sell 1 unit of 100 covered shares. That'll probably give you the cash to buy back JUST the CCs on the other 200 shares.

OneADayy

!banbet AMD $220 2W

Bluecoregamming

It's been a long time since I last had a 100% loss on options. Order book with no bid the entire last two days. Thank you, AMD ..

Early-Elderberry-150

We’re gooning to Lisa Su this weekend to manifest an AMD rally on Monday

Ok_Environment_3618

AMD is down 1% while meme stocks pumped 15% lol

TheoryInttro

\*cries in holding an AMD position\*

_hopkins

What an insane week for AMD. Lost 10% 😬

DryBicycle5629

To the guy who sold me these AMD $250 calls, Respectfully FUCK YOU.

DryBicycle5629

AMD is doing that for me

theineffablebob

OpenAI is going to buy AMD

_hopkins

Can AMD please announce a deal with OpenAI

Early-Elderberry-150

AMD really might be the shittiest of shit stocks

gkdjsl

SMH is up 2.8% and AMD can't even stay green. An absolute tragedy of a ticker.

cbusoh66

That Trump TS about INTC yesterday is just a signal for the big boys to sign up for 14A, and soon. You don't summon the CEO to the White House if you don't have something up your sleeve, he probably is going to line up all the CEOs (AAPL, GOOGL, AMZN, AVGO, AMD, etc.) and announce they will all build chips in America, and take the full credit like he did with the Stargate project.

enc-nyc

AMD is up 0.03% today. I think it's a win everyone can appreciate.

_hopkins

Note to myself: never buy AMD, stupid fuck!

Future_Hyena2562

Just need NVDA, PLTR, AMD and AAPL to all break out

Successful_Formw

SNDK MU I'm waiting for an opportunity. AMD has already bought in. Buy low, sell high.

jnas_19

Buying NVDA and AMD solely because of their gaming division back then worked wonders now. Anything that’s not a pick and shovel will have their profitability heavily capped in the gaming world. Not like you can really farm user data and shove advertisements down players throats mid game lol

TheDeliriousNicholas

Does anyone here invest in video game stocks? I’m actually looking into opening positions in Capcom and CD Projekt Red to diversify from US tech stocks. The former looks close to undervalued while the latter is a bit overvalued based on forward P/E. It can take years to reap the rewards or, on the flip side, completely flop like the Cyberpunk 2077 launch, but I love their games and it’s a sector I follow closely. I’m just not sure whether it’s the right move given that I’m also interested in buying META or averaging up on AMD but buying into those 2 stocks would only increase my allocation to US tech stocks.

EfficientPumpkin1642

$AMD will be the next big run up

DryBicycle5629

Why AMD lagging then

Veshino99

Lol SPY 695 and NVDA AMD HOOD haven’t moved, even BTC lacking. Feels like fake pump for 10am IMO

meNriveBabylon

It sucks because for months they were saying not to buy Nvidia Google Intel, and buy AMD because they only ones without the much involvement in supporting a "genocide".

Rabitai_Trades

If I had to pick most potential, I’d frame it as upside vs. what’s already priced in: **$MU**: Memory is cyclical, but HBM demand + improving pricing can move earnings fast. Risk: oversupply/ASP swings and capex cycles can whipsaw results.   **$AMD**: Clear AI/CPU roadmap and share gains are plausible, but valuation depends on execution and competitive response (esp. NVDA/Intel). Risk: margins if pricing gets aggressive.   **$ALL**: Less exciting, but underwriting discipline + dividends can compound. Risk: catastrophe losses/regulatory rate constraints. What’s your time horizon (1–2 years vs 5–10)?

GneissFrog

I'll be amazed if AMD doesn't crack $200 within a week

Memento_mori9608

just bought AMD and IREN

le_pedal

Cant wait for 365 days from now when AMD is at $288 and NVDA $259. Right...?

ThatFreakImHim

I'm trying to think of the most retarded play. Do I go all in NVDA or AMD 0DTE calls?

slicxx

Loved everything electronic as a teenager and begged my parents to open a managed account for me instead of saving money in cash. I had a AMD GPU so i bought it, heard NVIDIA was "better" from friends. Cards too expensive, so i bought the stock. Obviously all have done great. Got into BIOS modding a few years later, and the easiest memory to tweak was from hynix, so i bought the stock. Don't ask me how my Intel investment turned out over the years.

Haikoe

AMD better stop falling

Extreme_Marketing865

I think I bought AMD at the absolute top, break even is all I can ask for now.

Professional_Gate677

I hate to say it because I work there but if TSMC and their fabs disappeared tomorrow, the world wide economic implications would last decades. If Intel disappeared tomorrow, only the US government would care and AMD could pick up the demand.

CoverThat7433

Smart trade AMD right now is much better than holding and average up, because most of the traders seem to agree that the AMD price range will move from 200 to 230. I set a chain of buy orders from 195-199 and sell whenever it touches 220 (or 10% ), then buy puts to hedge whenever it reaches 225-230. Rewarded me well for the last couple of months. Just to remember to set the stop loss at 190, then it should be fine

CoverThat7433

It has never been healthy to become an AMD shareholder. AMD is like your toxic lover, spank your ass every day, and buy you flower someday

CoverThat7433

If you love AMD at 230, you will surely love it at 170

gkdjsl

AMD if you could jump to $230 for absolutely no reason today, I will forgive you for your sins

brute-forced

AMD’s Lisa Sue announced an AI powered to AED that straps to your chest and every time you look at your AMD stock it recognizes that and starts to shock you back to life because it knows you’re going to have a heart attack before you have a heart attack

moonrvrking

It’s the beginning of the new year, so everyone’s got a list of their top 10 stocks to buy these days—but finding one from reputable sources that have a history of success is easier said than done. Thankfully, there’s always the trustworthy investors over at r/WallStreetBets. OK, so the Reddit forum may not be home to the most responsible traders on the planet. But credit where it’s due, they had a pretty good 2025: The r/WallStreetBet’s top 10 stock picks from the end of 2024 crushed the market last year, posting an average 12-month return of about 72%, compared to the S&P 500’s 16.39% gain. The picks included familiar tech titans like Alphabet (up 65% in 2025) and AMD (up 78%), as well as retail trader favorites like Robinhood (up 210%) and Palantir (a 139% gain). The only negative stock on the list was Strategy, which posted a 46% loss last year. So, what are those degenerates investing in this year? The top picks for 2026 include several repeats such as Alphabet, Tesla, Palantir, and of course, Reddit. Rocket Lab is a repeat as well, but AST SpaceMobile is a new space-based addition. AI is still a big theme, with Micron Technology, plus infrastructure play Nebius Group and data center provider Iren Limited. Finally, big tech remains a favorite, with the addition of Amazon. You can scoff at the investing acumen of Redditors all you want, but the growing presence of retail traders in today’s market means that amateurs are becoming investing heavyweights. Maybe this year it will once again pay to follow the crowd.—MR

A55BAG

The main problem with Intel is that nobody want to buy their stuff. There is a largest computing build out in history and Intel is sitting in the sidelines. Qualcomm took the phone processor business, AMD beat Intel in server business and TSMC has perfected it's fabs a generation ahead of Intel. Intel is the same company now than it was 1 year ago when the stock was at 19 bucks.

Aggravating_Ad_8453

750 Google at $150, and 500 AMD at $108.

BLESSED_NOT_PRESSED

They’re all on my ig or threads page @gamma_sniper but: MSFT $470 Calls Monday: Scalped 41% Tuesday: Scalped 66% Wednesday: 270% moved to $489 in at $472.50 AMD $215 Calls was a big and unexpected one. Jumped from $215 to $227 that one paid out like 3K

_pout_

Rubin is 5x more powerful and twice as efficient. The engineering of the chip is outlandish. NVDA stock did nothing but wiggle. AMD plummeted in response. Asian semiconductors did as well. NVIDIA definitely doesn't have an insider trading problem. Impossible.

Wowmuchrya

They keep dumping semis at 9:31 and everyone got tired of buying them today finally 🤣📉 Broadcom AMD and Nvidia gona nuke qqq again tomorrow.

R4ptar

Every time I see something about AMD I gain more depression

_hopkins

AMD is so shit. I am so fucked

R4ptar

AMD goes green the moment I buy puts sadly I’m in call options

oldprecision

When AMD green day?

katrav86

yesterday I was like "lol @ AMD" then today I was like "LOL @ AMD"

sanmar2225

Also big dickin AMD cuz money dispenser go brrrrr

Slabbed1738

Can you atleast donate some to AMD

Sick0h

NVDA and AMD are dead stocks. No one needs chips anymore. They’re still trying to build data centers for chips from 3 generations ago.