AMD

Hour_Tie1533

Nvidia's move is interesting. If they can deliver on performance *and* efficiency, it's a real moat builder against Intel and AMD. This is obvious, but the PC market is about to get a lot more competitive.

Particular-Song2587

Bruh i has 2500+ shares of AMD that i sold at 90. Would be worth almost 2 million now.

Dwike2

I stubbornly refused to buy hundreds of shares of AMD at $2.54 because my limit order was $2.53.

SnooHedgehogs5162

$INTC to launch new AI chip this year to compete with NVIDIA and AMD. And guess what, every chip needs RAM

Heineken_500ml

List of companies NVDA killed today: Tesla, Apple, Meta, AMD, SaaS, the entire midcap tech <$1B

Soossaaaa

you know how AMD was flat for the longest time then mooned? Just keep buying and be patient

Three_of_a_kind3515

Puts on INTC… NVDA just entered their market with the help of ARM… calls on ARM and NVDA.. maybe puts on AMD too… at least AMD has their own AI chip.. INTC just has words and 🥭 support so far..

jonneh

Bullish fuck AMD lol # > NVDA introduces RTX Spark. It’s a combination of a processor and graphics chip for PCs. Nvidia’s entering a market still owned by Intel and AMD

CamperChris94

I don't know what to buy here, but I know what to sell: TSLA INTC AMD

Guhbigly

Damn why is AMD lagging behind

CamperChris94

RIP Intel and AMD. Killed by Nvidia Vera Rubin on 1 Jun 2026

gervs99

They announced new AI chips to compete officially with NVDA and AMD

gob_magic

I learned the heard way not to naked call on meme stocks. IV crush trades work really well unless there’s regarded energy behind it. Like previous AMD earning short strangle play … memes and earnings shot up IV post earnings with is rare. My short call was not only ITM but IV up, tho only a small loss because of short put gains and sizing.

FalseDiamond7930

Biggest positions are Google, ASML, AMD, SONY, RKLB, Nintendo. I have 30 US stocks, 15 Japanese stocks, 13 from other countries (no Chinese stocks).

Electrical_Maize3587

Intel $INTC to launch new AI chip this year to compete with NVIDIA and AMD.

crunchwrapsupreme4

AMD is such a dog, it's like the straight A student that everybody hates

Bcider

Kind of crazy how much better Apple’s Silicon is than everyone else’s right now. Got a new M5 iPad Pro and this thing’s battery life and performance laughs at any Intel or AMD based laptop I’ve ever owned.

Ziegelmarkt

It was stressful because I used a common sense approach and I was new to taking over some of my accounts, so I kind of did and didn't know what I was doing. I spend several hours a day reading newspapers (back then) and if you read the NYT, WaPo and WSJ every day you could spot the opportunities. So when Covid rolled around I was arguing with my financial advisors to get out of the travel stocks they had me in and move in to Amazon, UPS, Microsoft (because of Zoom) and netflix because people were going to be ordering stuff online and either working from home and watching TV. As those four took off I saw stories of people starting small businesses at home and selling on Etsy so I moved in to etsy for a while and paypal. All the while I was watching the semiconductor shortages drag on for automobile manufacturing and seeing how chips were in almost everything. So i was lucky enough to get in to chip stocks back then before the AI boom. Mostly just AMD and AMAT back then. Now-a-days practically everything in that IRA is a tech stock and the 18% that's ETFs is tech related ETFs. It's been a wild ride and I've panic sold a few times for a loss (I was new to trading myself afterall) but now I'm much more calm and calculated.

123tl

You need to relax a bit. Started off accusing me being a liar, then went on with some misconception of what rich people does. Then to get worked up on 1 line I said without even asking for clarification is wild. My point about the 7 digit net worth is a general statement on saving and investing, not that it's easy to replicate AMD returns. No one mentioned making $1M a year except for you. I mentioned I got in at $4. Based on current stock price I nailed a 125x multi bagger, it should be obvious that my net worth will be above median. Why would you then proceed to quote some random stats about median net worth? What's the purpose of lecturing me how hard it is to hold highly volatile stock for long periods of time? Of course it's hard, I had first hand experience lol. I even said as much. I will agree with you that luck definitely played a part in this. You seems jealous of other success and maybe struggle to comprehend how other can be so successful in investing. Just like in life, there are always those that have it worse and those that have it better than you. Let me part you with this. Don't punch down at others that found success, instead celebrate their success and punch up! Just like how I will celebrate your success if you like to share.

No-Put2311

Hoping so cause Jensen is about to turn INTC and AMD into a pennystock

oldprecision

Can someone explain why ARM is up bigly while AMD and INTC are down? Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Accomplished-Yam-100

Good run on AMD so far but others not panning out so far like my fiverr and XYZ and PayPal stock . Those fucking suck it. But ill just hold and hope to even out in the end

bearhunter429

#AMD to $1000 soon LMAO🤌

ssuurr33

It is if your loaded to begin with. Once nvda was at 88$ it was very clearly the biggest company in the world. Throwing 100k into it with no care if it worked or not it would have generated over 140k. If you had another 100k to blow, placing it on the second biggest gpu maker, AMD, would have made you another cool 345k.

Sea_Exam3932

I just want AMD to come down 5% today is that too much to ask for

DidiHD

i havent checked my portfolio in ages and i somehow made 1000% on AMD

siazdghw

Dell getting government contracts and being boosted by Trump significantly benefits Intel (INTC), and moderately benefits AMD and Nvidia.

aDonkeyWithACarrot

Even after the AMD rally it’s still only worth 800bn compared to NVDA’s 5T

InitialPsychology731

Why buy AMD over NVDA at these prives

aDonkeyWithACarrot

You heard it here first: everyone and their mothers are going to FOMO into tech stocks AMD MSFT META NVDA MU Everything will raise like crazy this week I hope you have calls

Usual-Championship88

Mine as well throw up AMD after it hit that price too lol

PhysInstrumentalist

Do not short AMD

Candid_Consequence94

AMD puts and MSFT calls will print on Monday

Captobvious75

Seriously. I sold AMD, RCAT, SMCI and all of a sudden- massive green dildos.

MikeMcArdle

I got lucky in INTC. I repair computers all day long. For me I missed AMD (dumbass) but bought INTEL. shoulda, woulda, coulda. We be old now and holding on to our XOM, SO, CSCO and JNJ. If I were younger I'd put 20% into SPCX this month. Maybe 5% first week then 15% after July 4th.

StockRocket27

Some of the few doing well aren’t trading options or on margin like everyone talks about. They just put $50,000 into AMD at 80 bucks a share and it runs to $510. 

DisgrunltedDan

Get out of asts puts, next day fkn rocket blows up . Okaaayyy. I get into NVDA calls next day, fkn tanks $5 end of Friday .  Now this   The U.S. is moving to block advanced $NVDA and $AMD AI chip shipments to Chinese subsidiaries operating outside of China. https://x.com/PolymarketMoney/status/2061183952996741390 WTFFFFFFF!!!

DisgrunltedDan

🥭 is reportedly moving to block advanced $NVDA and $AMD AI chip shipments to Chinese subsidiaries operating outside China.

Ok_Wishbone_4320

I honestly don't know. Part of me wants to just hold for 30 years and never touch anything. Other part wants to get ride of stuff like AMD and PLTR, get rid of my losers to cut on taxes, and just ETF into smarter choices.

Maveric_87

Are you selling your AMD or holding on to It? Also curious about $XYZ and what you plan to do with it? - Garbage stock and I have as well.

Saltlife_Junkie

Not a bear. Look at 15K AMD post STFU

fallingdowndizzyvr

Don't worry. You'll get used to it. Recent example is I sold 1/3 of my AMD for about $220 a month or so ago. I was hoping to pick it back up for $200. I've done that a few times. But it rocketed up to $400. So..... I sold more at $420. Look at it now. I really wish I had gotten back in like a week ago. I had a limit order in. But I missed by a few dollars. Oh well. You get used to it. Speaking of which.... > people buying stocks like nvidia when they were still 4 dollars. That's me. I had thousands of shares for under $4. But I sold them all at an average of around $100. Look at it now? Sure, I've traded in and out a few times since, I just unloaded the last trade right before earnings. But it sucks that I didn't keep it all for another 100% run up. Oh well. > Missed out on about 22k, which isent live changing but it still feels absolutely terrible. Don't worry. That'll change when as your net worth goes up. Since what would have wrecked me then, now I'm just like "Oh well. Is this week's episode of For All Mankind out yet?"

Candid_Consequence94

AMD puts!

Candid_Consequence94

Got monthly 10k puts on AMD🫰

Top_Category_2526

I bought meme stocks and weed stocks at the top in 2021, then lost everything Sold META at 98, GOOG at 165 and AMD at 110 I'm very good at this

xFIREgirlx

Still holding from when it was AMD and Lisa to the moon 😎🚀

Candid_Consequence94

AMD puts Monday?

nrvstwitch

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

Top_Roll_6136

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

Sea_Exam3932

Just shorted AMD stock directly

Sea_Exam3932

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

Candid_Consequence94

Got 5 k puts on AMD Friday!

Ziegelmarkt

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

Eazy-Eid

AMD

ItsEvan23

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

Candid_Consequence94

Puts on AMD guys!

ODMcGee

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

Beverly_Joy06

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

cwalking2

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

Candid_Consequence94

Holding 5k AMD puts since Friday

Financial_Usual_5193

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

RockyMountainGoat76

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

spicyflacco

This is why AMD stock is higher /s

MrMyNameIsTaken

Wait until someone checks valuation of AMD xD

Intelligent-Log191

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

MakingMoneyIsMe

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

Automatic_Notice7042

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

Automatic_Notice7042

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

Hop556

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

YouAreDoingGreat_

DGXX will be next big AI play like Micron and AMD

SeaworthinessHead460

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

lostdeveloper0sass

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

RainieY

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

Stockzman

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

scubadoobeedo

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

Resident_Window_9369

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

PaperBulky6695

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

MajesticBread9147

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

sirzoop

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

Red_Zone_Broly

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

Honest-Yogurt4126

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

Stressisnotgood

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

iloveaccounting64

Excluding AMD would be a regarded mistake

Phimb

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

RagnartheConqueror

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

betcho

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

jonneh

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

Sea_Exam3932

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

JohanLiebert92

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

Sea_Exam3932

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

Ziegelmarkt

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

starwarsjunkie7

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

Infinite_Imagination

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

redman334

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

gopoohgo

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

CJBlueNorther

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

Star_Lord924

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

NotGucci

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

UmbertoUnity

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

aflocka

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