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So are we all just gambling on AMD tomorrow
Price jacked up after hours crashes during trading pattern?
What are we thinking about AMD for eerrrrmingsss
Looking to to all in but which one is a "safer" play. AMD vs Msft
AMD's new powerhouse cpu ZEN 5 is about turn heads... leaked specs and launch date...
AMD will trade at this level....yeah, i know it sounds a mad Bear the Perma
AMD- earnings tomorrow 01/30. Is it breaking upwards on this channel?
Elon just informally announced he would buy AMD chips for Tesla's dojo supercomputer
The AI innovation storm has swept through CES 2024, The annual CES has become a Tech-Stage
The AI innovation storm has swept through CES 2024, The annual CES has become a Tech-Stage
Me going into earnings week with $5000 in SMCI, MSFT, & AMD calls
Who’s ready to burn their life savings this week
AMD - 200 or bust? What 1-30-2024 to watch for...
Which stocks should I consider investing in?
Any advice on what to YOLO on this week?
FOMC Week… 1-26-24 SPY/ ES Futures, QQQ/ NQ Futures, 10YR Yield, DXY/ US Dollar and Cl/ Oil Futures Weekly Market Analysis
FOMC Week… 1-26-24 SPY/ ES Futures, QQQ/ NQ Futures, 10YR Yield, DXY/ US Dollar and Cl/ Oil Futures Weekly Market Analysis
FOMC Week… 1-26-24 SPY/ ES Futures, QQQ/ NQ Futures, 10YR Yield, DXY/ US Dollar and Cl/ Oil Futures Weekly Market Analysis
AMD's new MI300x vs the field, plus future projections.
GOOGL April 19'24 $170 Calls - Up 100%... Thoughts?
Strangely the US wants to Intel to succeed but their price does not look that way
Who’s buying MSFT & AMD calls for earnings?
Should I sell my long AMD calls before earnings?
Intel stock sinks as early 2024 outlook comes up short
Intel vs AMD; CPU 3D Cache physics theory
AMD- testing weekly regression with strong greens recently.
I'm the $2k to $50k Options Account Challenge Guy and I Have Some Gains to Share From My Larger Account
I believe them puts on NVDA and AMD I guess?
KitKat Canada AI Ad? I’m Bullish on NVDA, AMD, & SMCI
Any reason why I shouldn’t invest in TSM given its current price?
Is anyone else breaking out the popcorn to watch AMD stock on a daily basis?
Just buy SEMI/AI and ride the hype. The roller coaster will end soon but for now it’s green day’s ahead.
One of my AMD calls that I haven't sold yet
$12k AMD gain 🔥 by Taking over "Update 2: It's either several million or..." from u/ThrowAwayhfhdjhxnjd
Bullish on $AMD (Long-term)
My recent AMD vs INTC insight + 69% in 2 days
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$2K to $50K in 90 Days - Options Trading Challenge (Day 2 +$519.03 Net Realized)
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$2K to $50K in 90 Days - Options Trading Challenge (Day 1 +$250 Unrealized)
$2K to $50K in 90 Days - Options Trading Challenge (Day 1 +$250 Unrealized)
AMD: All My Dinero. It's either Dinner or no Dinner
$ADM falls 16% as investors suddenly realize they made a typo while trying to buy $AMD
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ASML + TSM + NVDA + AMD + MU + AVGO = **Infinity Stones of Semis**
It probably dips on earnings and rebounds a week later in true AMD fashion.
AMD is going to $350 by end of spring!!
AMD's next-gen CPU is nice, let's go!
TSLA is a personality cult stock. "Investors" claim it's a car, autonomous taxi, chips and robotics company maybe with some space race sprinkled on it. Add the market cap of BMW, Toyota, Uber, AMD and Boston Dynamics (private valuation) and it will still be a lot lower than TSLA lol.
Theta strategies are the gayest things ever, last year I sold AMD puts, got assigned then on the way of of its recovery I didn't even remember how many times I had to buy back my calls :))
There’s really only 2 states in Malaysia where a fab can be built tho. 1, an island all the way in the north - Penang is nearly at full capacity with Intel and AMD being along with many other smaller but essential manufacturers like Renesas and JHT. The infrastructure isn’t there for another giant like MU to squeeze in. 2, the state directly next to Singapore - Johor. This is the most logical place, but the infrastructure simply isn’t quite there yet as the state still lacks behind technologically and culturally.
MU, applied materials, TSM, NVDA, Apple, AMD, goog, Qualcomm l...etc with AI semis
Oh you mean those companies that have left America for China? These companies chose China. Even gave up there technology to gain access to that market. So who exactly are your traitors/enemies? Key American Companies with Substantial China Exposure Technology: Apple, Qualcomm, Intel, Amazon, Applied Materials, AMD. Automotive: General Motors, Tesla, Ford, Cummins. Consumer & Retail: Nike, Starbucks, Coca-Cola, Walmart, McDonald's, Procter & Gamble. Industrial & Other: Boeing, Honeywell, UPS, Disney.
You realize I bought AMD at $12? Intel's about to follow the same trajectory.
JPOW will indicate QE is coming AMD to 300
Some random pension fund in Denmark withdrawing $100m from the market ain’t gonna shake it. Mind you that they use AMD/Intel/Nvidia computers, running Microsoft, SaaS services with cyber security stack of …. Americans companies. Then think if energy, food, technology etc… The S&P500 isn’t going anywhere lol, the EU gonna suck up to America really soon
Puts on AMD. That shit going down. Same with my 2dte Intel puts before earnings when I 4xed.
AMD. Shit stock. Shit graphics. Shit all around
I sold a while ago to reposition to AMD and semiconductors overall. I still think Nvidia has upside but MD is better position to take market share and Nvidia may lose pricing premium in the coming months and years which has driven their crazy profitability
Whenever AMD gets their PT raised they drop for like a week after, I swear this is like the 5th time that’s happened
I love AMD but Lisa Su is so conservative that more often than not, calls will be burned on ER
AMD may see $300 sometime in February if they can meet the insatiable server CPU demand.
Medicare and Tricare bleed subsequent generations dry paying pharmacos $30/day forever for biologics to keep every boomer’s wet AMD nominally at bay.
I blame myself for buying AMD at $252. That’s on me
Meh easy to say on an old position. Sure I could've been retired if I help on to my sub $2 AMD from 2015 or my $400 bitcoin. But I also would've been broke if I held on to DOGE, TMF, etc. Realistically on those old positions you'd double your money and sell rather than watching it truly go up to $100 million
Fuck you, AMD. Only tech stock fading down?
MU higher market cap than AMD lol
I strategy I've been using that has worked for a few names is to calculate your fair value price (baseed on whatever method you want), BUT only fill HALF your position when it hits that price. then, set 2 or 3 more buy prices based on key support levels below that price - also cross checking those support price with your valuation model. What I've found is that stocks often fall WAY below fair value levels, even after large drops. good examples are META in 2022, AMD at 75 in spring 2025.
I like AMD and AMZN Pumping to 309 imo Bols
AMD Hulking towards new ATH then 300🇺🇸
AMD!!! Let’s get you to $260 today eh?
Meta will reassure the spend. AMD 310 by year end
People are still seriously underestimating the impact of MSFT making its own chips for inference (designed in collaboration with OpenAi). AMD is probably the biggest loser in this new dynamic.
AMD is going to $1000 eventually
Hold through AMD earnings or nah?
Green as fuck today, +2% across the market everything up except AMD
Lol feels like just yesterday. To be fair it was a long and painful decline for AMD. From over 200 to 70 with little uptick for 14 months
I remember people calling me a retard for buying 100s of shares of AMD at 104. Well, look at me now. https://preview.redd.it/ta17ijqjqufg1.png?width=1203&format=png&auto=webp&s=1bf35214f40e68099f9a168405d5378d520b5310
How many AMD shares did you get?
AMD and AMZN to 300 Easy
Idc what happens in the market tmrw I just want to see AMD drill
Meta, Msft, Nvda, AMD, Goog, CSCO, Orcl, CRWV, Avgo, mu, AmZn, sndk…short ‘em all. Everyone has already deployed all the AI and made all the money. Sort of like the internet and the ‘99-‘01 trades. No companies made any money after that bubble burst. And how do you yolo “a bit of money”? Puts with everything you have, that’s a YOLO.
What are you tslking about? AMD's CPUs are made by tsmc which is at its producing limit. So they'd have the same capacity issue as everyone else.
I honestly don't get what people like you expected from Intel's earning. my background, I am a Chartered Accountant, I audit and / or write Annual Report for a living. Intel does have a lot of growth, it still command a 80% plus laptop market CPU, that is 4 times more than AMD, Apple and Qualcomm combine. They might have a very large marketing team, so they are not that profitable, but they sell CPU like pancakes, while AMD is sell like an old lady. Intel made laptop is some of the most preferred amongst Business and Government, is become a habit and they don't look at anything but Intel (even they are also X86 like AMD), let give you an example of a senior accountant working in the Australian Government (my ex-boss), he would love to have the 5G surface laptop, he knows that I am a CISA (with [B.Sc](http://B.Sc) Comp Sci) as well, so he asked me what do you think, I then say it is ARM, and he just like OIC sorry no no then. I met hundreds (if not thousands) of accountant out there, they are the one controlling your company CAPEX budget (CFO, FC and alike), and guess what if you walk into a COSTCO today, you see AS400, you walk into a bank like HSBC and ANZ, you see AS400, this is an area that backward compatibility, and if that is the company I work for and the marketing lady ask me nicely can I have a MAC, I will say NO, Windows Intel Laptop just work as good, this is not 1980, Adobe work great if not better in Windows and not MAC, I do want to re-purpose the machine after useful life, I can't do it with a MAC or it is NO. As accountant, I know a lot of them can't leave Intel / X86, things like SAP ECC, they still want it even SAP is punishing them for keeping it, they just ask a bigger budget and stay on ECC, just like they stay on with AS400. period. How many PC Gamers buys in total, and how many PC will company like PwC (professional service), ZF (big but not listed) ... S&P 500 will buy in total, sorry, no growth ha ha. that is a joke. Therefore for people out there, please understand I don't think Intel needed an external customer for foundry, Let just give you an Example, do SK Hynix, Micron, Texas Instruments have foundry customer, I did not see any, with a 80% laptop market alone will have a much higher Die Area output then any of the 3 companies I listed up there and they don't have external customer for their foundries. So why Intel needed an external foundry to survive ??? Do you think SK Hynix CAPEX is less than TSMC, no no no this is joking. The CEOs after Paul until Pat is bad, they drove the company down, but Pat was really great the Panther Lake, 18A, Clearwater Forest ... perform is what his vision. I think what Intel did to him is very unfair, including Larrabee.
Agreed, and I'm glad it's mostly sentiment IMO. Sentiment can change really fast. I've made some really good money on AMD even though it was being really bad mouthed in Reddit at the time. I just wanted to raise the discussion to hear different perspectives, as I didn't find a single thread about this stock. Anyway, thanks for your feedback
This week is going to be nuts. Im hoping for uppies as well. Txn, and lrcx is huge. Plus we got fomc on Wednesday. Then next week is AMD. Then a few weeks later NVIDA.
Calls on AMD folks
alright “the AMD of metals” is pretty funny, good job
Silver is not real It’s the AMD OF METALS EVERY BOOMER HAS A TON OF SILVER SHIT THERE IS AN ENDLESS SUPPLY
I’d wait for earnings. If there’s a cpu shortage and intel already said they can’t fill any orders for 2026, then imo AMD’s gotta pop off since they don’t have a capacity issue.
Looking at PEG ratio? MU. AMD over another year. APP is 1.13. I actually think HOOD is mid 1s. Industrial. Power? There's a bunch when you get out of $1 trillion plus tech.
No AMD, No TSLA, instead I can add TSLS or AMDD
The positions are ANF URBN BAC AVGO AMD (this is a put)
All multi trillion dollar hyperscalers are moving towards their own chips. AMD is irrelevant at this point, they've had years to make some mark in AI and they didn't make a dent.
done,AMD is my largest position,bought all I could when it was ~85$
Why the fuck is AMD not down 5%+. This is pissing me off.
I think Meta is already in there but totally agree with you on not buying Tesla. Maybe buy AMD or AVGO (Broadcom)
NVDA would have more competition from others including Google , Amazon , AMD . NVDA also has their eggs in one basket so hard to say if they will become a 10T company at some point.
I actually think AMD is great long term but I’m also retarded
I just bought AMD too LMAO🤌
Why wouldn't it? Samsung. TSMC, AMD and Intel are all increasing output. If we end up into situation were we have over production the player who has worse margins is going to lose the most.
Silver is the AMD of metals
Keep buying my stock index funds and bond funds at a 90-10 ratio and maybe sell an AMD share at the end of the year if it keeps going up.
Kept loading AMD at 250.5, not a problem at all; I welcome dips.
Fuck me, AMD drilling for oil again.
Continue to buy AMD at 251.9, thank you!
AMD is just resting so it can keep piping ber like that dude in super troopers
Bought more AMD at 253.5; nice dip to buy.
MU AMD TSM all cliff diving
AMD price target increased to 330
Just started a new position, AMD around 256; target 300+ Wall Street Market-Makers are gonna pump this Advanced Money Destroyer; time to buy any dips.
AMD finally slipping after 9 green days in a row
Hey AMD, need you to go up another $15 or so
Yeah I have told God knows how many of these people that I invested in Palantir, micron, Axon, Applovin, and AMD (and more, those were the big winners) 3-4 years ago and their response is “well you got lucky.” Maybe I actually made good picks? Maybe I saw trends coming? But they can’t conceive of that.
If nvidia went out of business, AMD would be there to take the crown. MI455 is expected to be a very competitive offer.
a) My port is about 12% silver, 8% gold, 3% silver mining stocks, 25% AMD, rest in indexes. No crypto. b) Started in January 2021. I'd spotted in spring ’20 that major currency debasement / fiscal dominance was clearly coming (massive government-funded furlough programs while central banks kept insisting any inflation would be 'transitory') and that silver was particularly undervalued, but at the time the GSR was hitting 125 I had no ID (because the UK gov was not processing passport renewals) which meant KYC laws locked me out of investing. By the time that was sorted, the ratio was more sensible so I ended up mixing both metals — bought my first silver about three days before the original "#SilverSqueeze" spike. Honestly my PMs have outgrown their allocation a bit (target was more like 15%) so I should probably be trimming to rebalance. And I'm rotating some silver into gold because this ratio is lower than I've ever seen it.
Technology particularly computing chip manufacturers like AMD and Intel. Rely alot on rare earth metals on their motherboards. The business model relies on cheap precious metals in order to make superconductors and other technical components. The main tech stocks likely to be affected are. Hardware stocks. Production of hardware. Areas of high computing input (AI and cloud) Data centers Processor makers And video card makers Solar panels. Some metal manufacturers Amongst other things
A lot of you gonna realize why they call silver the AMD of metals
Yeah AMD does not like any threat of China tariffs, even though TACO Tuesday is on the horizon.
NVDA, AMD, ORCL more red on Monday. NFLX will be green. TSLA about to run-up too. The rest of the market can fuck right off.
It's not easy to explain, and I don't know your level of expertise, but I'll give it a try. Instead of trying to shrink a massive chip into a single, perfect piece of silicon using expensive EUV (which becomes exponentially harder), manufacturers like AMD and Intel are breaking chips into smaller "Lego blocks" (chiplets) and stacking them together. You don't need EUV for every part of the chip. You might use ultra-expensive EUV for the "Brain" (Logic), but use older, cheaper DUV machines (or even non-ASML machines) for the "Memory" and "Input/Output" parts. This is already happening (e.g., AMD Ryzen, NVIDIA Blackwell). It reduces the *square footage* of EUV silicon required per device. Note that this doesn't mean that they will stop using EUV silicon, just that if ASML tries to increase their revenue by driving prices up, chip designers and chip makers have some room for opting out.
I absolutely agree with you. Buy a few hundred shares and just sit on it. After making a killing on NVDA and AMD it's all just a game to me now. Those who bad mouth it probably own IBM and Intel HAHA
Only story I see is Gemini beating OpenAI. Google has more data and more cashflow to support its AI research than OpenAI. Still a massive market, that will be the theme of the next decade. Not sure about google’s chip buisness, it may be helpful for their own uses, but I dont see Google usurping NVDA or AMD in the chip space.
What are your AMD and AMZN strikes? I’ve got AMZN Jan $235 and $250. I made almost $6k on AMD call spreads and considered adding LEAPs.
I could've bought NVDA, AMZN, AMD, and more hundreds of times when I could've afforded to drop five figures on them and walk away with a large number of shares. I could've made 80K if I had sold GME when I should have. I made 20K. You say "oh well" and move on. In any case, you didn't have a reason to make the trade. There was no analysis, there was no stimulus your instinct was based on. For it to be instinct, there has to be some input to trigger the instinct, otherwise it's just a "maybe I should do something" moment.
I am currently short selling Intel on a computer with an AMD processor. This amuses me.
Yep used to be AMD too but they let it go
Well AMD actually moved in price this week, so not really. Maybe long term yeah. I go by profits not sentiment.
AMD doesn't use the latest node because it uses chiplets. Which means two things, it doesn't have a reticle limit to make big chips so it can choose the most cost effective node to reach particular performance for a given power level. And two it takes a bit of time for the chiplet bonding process to be tested and worked out.