AMD

skin_flute_player

Damn this gives me hope for AMD next week, please Su-Bae save me.

BallPythonTech

TSM does not have a huge amount of institutional ownership. Retail investors are too easily spooked. Also the stock is highly manipulated. There are something like 5 billion shares of TSM and with 10-15 million shares traded daily the stock bounces around way too much. There is a fear of a slowdown in cell phone & computer sales. This is where most of their chips go (AMD, Apple, Qualcomm and even Tesla's Dojo chip but this is not a big order). I think the 2nd half of 2024 and then 2025 will see an uptick in PC sales as all the pandemic PCs are due for a refresh. The stock market doesn't usually price in things like that so far in advance. I think TSM will reach 200 but probably not this year, maybe 2nd half of 2025 when it become apparent that AI is not a fad. INTC is a longer term investment as in 5-8 years. It will take that long for their fabs to work out all the problem. In 5 years the demand for chips will be 10x what it is today. Robots, automation, AI, smart cars, etc. Only TSM, INTC and Samsung can make those chips and possibly Global Foundries (formerly AMD's fab) All the fabs can win, it isn't a zero sum game. I think that INTC could reach 300 by 2030. It is much easier to buy now in the 30s than it will be at 100 even though I still think it will triple from there. If a tech bubble forms then 500-700 is not out of the question. If they continue to suck then the stock will go pretty much nowhere. On a more short term (6-12 months) INTC has their own AI chip which aren't as good as the latest tech from nVidia but there may still be a market for it. Also some new CPU tech such as Backside power will make Intel CPUs more competitive. On a benchmark Apple's M2 smokes Intel's CPUs (especially with regards to power consumption) but in real world uses the vast majority of people just browse the internet, youtube, facebook, etc. and the CPU doesn't make much of a difference thus x86 cpus will still sell by the millions. There is a danger in that the stupid US chip policy vs. China backfires. Because the US is limiting advanced chip sales to China, they will eventually develop their own chip fabs on par with Taiwan Semi. I think they are 5-10 years behind. But the FEAR can suppress the value of the stock price of other competing fabs.

KingNumerous5084

This week I missed TSLA at 138, AMD at 145, and COIN at 205. Surely it doesn’t keep going up 

Common-Buy-2379

Down so much on my AMD puts today. Gonna keep holding them until Friday when they expire.

jeanx22

Intel is trash AMD is far better

thezenunderground

Really? I've always heard that the high price of Broadcom is kind of an illusion in the trade pretty low against their earnings compared to say ARM or AMD

SaltyKrew

AMD fked? This been on a spiral down despite all the news

spinachforeva

>Calling AMD a meme stock is nonsensical In my defense, i was asking if they are meme stocks, nothing else hahaha >That's not a strategy. Save your money and heartache and buy VOO, then revisit other choices next year. And also, shorting has been the most awesome thing for me, as i've been shorting GME, AMC and even Bitcoin sometimes. All of them have given me great earnings, which is why im looking for new similar stocks. >AMD's 2023 revenue each hour was about what DJT's was for the year. The 3 stocks i mentioned seemed pretty interesting to short, but also, i made this post to hear more opinions about these stocks, to learn more about them. So yeah, i will definitely take into consideration what you said, thanks man!

HiReturns

That is why the best proactive in tax loss harvesting is to simultaneously buy a near equivalent security, That is easy for most ETFs, but more difficult, but possible, for individual stocks. But it does make it so you can stay invested. For example, sell Coca Cola and buy Pepsi. Then 30 days later sell the Pepsi and move back into Coke. Or alternatively, you sell the stock and then for 30 days buy and hood a sector ETF. For example sell AMD or Intel and then immediately buy and hold SOXX or SOXQ for 30 days before selling it and buying back into the AMD or Intel.

flygoing

> Calling AMD a meme stock is nonsensical Indeed, but they said AMC (but idk, maybe they edited)

stocksandwatches

Why? Genuinely curious. I don’t really follow intel and have always leaned more towards NVDA/AMD/TSM. Intel share price is down substantially YTD (probably for good reason), but haven’t they recently received grants and come out with new chips and plans for better competing with TSMC? With all the increased demand for AI, I would think that Intel could at least do better than they are currently even if their competitors still outpace them by far (I.e., provide good guidance though I guess it might be too early? Maybe in another quarter or 3?) Also, WSB is super bearish on Intel lol.

SnS2500

Calling AMD a meme stock is nonsensical. AMD's 2023 revenue each hour was about what DJT's was for the year. None of those stocks is remotely a meme stock, so again you should avoid shorting until at least you understand it. > So, my strategy has been to look for new meme stocks that Reddit/cultists will pick, and then short them. That's not a strategy. Save your money and heartache and buy VOO, then revisit other choices next year.

chummyfromow

continuing to buy and hold AMD.

banditcleaner2

Did you actually just compare the shitpile that is DJT to SMCI and AMD...LOL At least link the article. I have no idea how AMD or SMCI which are printing money are even remotely similar to DJT that has a ridiculous market cap compared to earnings (nevermind the fact that DJT isn't even growing. Truth social is losing users, not gaining new ones)

Left_Jellyfish3816

!banbet AMD 165 2w

justCairo

Fuck it. AMD calls

Fit-Frosting-7144

!banbet AMD 163 2w

Courage-Spiritual

Call on AMD?

ScapedOut

AMD gonna do the thing where it traps a bunch of people and then plummets 5 points 

AFWxGuy

Looks like AMD took a couple of grams of hurry up and four Jack the Rippers.

EuphoricWizard

AMD up 2.5% premarket.  Give it about 10 mins to go red as usual

RockinOutCockOut

AMC3.190.79%AMD145.70-0.64%NVDA759.57-0.32%SPY494.73-0.09%TSLA146.90-0.10%Waiting...-

Powerful-Call5148

AMD !

jeanx22

AMD is King 👑

Powerful-Call5148

So the consensus appears to be that AMD calls from yesterday near the close, should be sold at the open for profit. Thank you.

Powerful-Call5148

Holding AMD calls from yesterday close. Sell at the open for the quick scalp before it gives it all back like the usual piece of shit it is????

Powerful-Call5148

Why is AMD up this morning? Something broken..... ? 

Powerful-Call5148

Okay if this board isn't full of fucking idiots, why is AMD up this morning? ......... thought so......

RedEnthity

AMD

Fit-Frosting-7144

Does anyone know why AMD is pumping?

potato111a

AMD ADVANCED MONEY DUPLICATOR 

Ill_Try1620

AMD 🚀

strthrowreg

Why would anyone throw their hard earned money at AMD? They have no product that is actually selling. Companies like Meta, Google, Amazon, Apple all have their own in-house chip development programs. If they can't get those high performance chips from NVDA, they are going to double down on their own chips. Because AMD simply does not have anything to sell.

Chance-Progress-7356

Tech turnaround take a very long time. Blackberry was always a turnaround play. John Chen took over as top tech turnaround artist with a reputation in the tech world which was only second to Steve Jobs. Even Jobs took 7 years to convince the skeptics when returned to Apple. Automotive industry is transforming and this transformation takes time but it's making progress tremendous progress right now.  Blackberry is good long term buy and hold investment for someone who is very patient and takes time to do due diligence and understand the competitive advantage of Blackberry. What in the world is AMD or Amazon doing with Blackberry. Why Foxconn selected Blackberry and not Apple now that they decided to make EV. Blackberry had 40 years heritage in innovative technology and they invented the smart phone. 

Chance-Progress-7356

In Q3 FY 2014 only 7% of Blackberry revenue came from software. In Q3 FY 2025  100% of revenues came from software. Blackberry brilliantly transitioned itself from hardware to high margin software in high growth sectors the IoT and cyber security. Blackberry created strategic partnerships with leading Chinese EV makers. BYD surpassed Tesla recently as the world top EV seller. Xiaomi is another BB partner. They had 30,000 pre orders with 27 minutes of launching their SU7 electric car and had record breaking 50,000 firm pre orders within the 1st 24 hours of starting to take orders for SU7. Chinese EV sales and production jumped almost eightfold between 2019 to 2023 and in 2024 the estimate that EV passenger car sales will be up by 32% and Europe leading at 40% uptick over 2023 Blackberry is well positioned to benefit tremendously from automotive momentum.  A stunning comeback is imminent and revenue growth is here. Blackberry surprised the skeptics in Q4 FY24 beating revenue estimates. There will be more surprises in the future. Blackberry rose from the ashes in Germany and the AMD partnership shocked the tech world. Lisa Su CEO of AMD wanted innovative software to power AMD Robots she selected Blackberry, A company with 40 heritage in innovation. Blackberry is an innovation icon 

Chance-Progress-7356

In this article from Setallentis you can see how  Blackberry QNX Amazon AWS and Setallentis teaming together and changing the automotive industry as we know it.  Apple couch outperform Amazon AWS Blackberry QNX and Setallentis teaming together and working as one.  Blackberry is dancing with the giants and back on the world stage and in the spotlight.  Blackberry surprised the world when they announced partnership with AMD on Robotics technology innovation. This news out of Germany on April 9 sent a shockwave across the world. 

Chance-Progress-7356

If it wasn't for Blackberry we wouldn't have a cellphone. Blackberry is not a penny stock it's an AMD partner on Robotics technology and Amazon partner on Intelligent car Platform IVY. Blackberry is also a partner with Setallentis the parent company for Jeep Ram Fiat Renault Maserati Alfa Romeo Lancia Citroen Renault Opel Peugeot. Blackberry invented the smart phone and for over 40 years they have been pioneering innovation in technology. Tech companies can't stay at the forefront of innovation indefinitely, they fall behind someone but they reinvent themselves and comeback better than even. IBM transitioned itself from hardware to software and they no longer makes desktop computers they make software for enterprise. In fact IBM is a major competitor of Blackberry in the cyber security space.  Blackberry is an innovation icon. From smart phones to smart cars to Robotics software, Blackberry is the next Nvidia. Blackberry technology is inside 260,000,000 cars and adding 20 million more annually.  Blackberry is an innovation icon and an icon is forever.  Apple pulled the plug on the electric car project Titan after 10 years and 10 billion. Amazon AWS is not pulling the plug on IVY. Blackberry has risen. 

cjorgensen

I’m a passive investor as well. I didn’t start that way because I didn’t know any better. I picked stocks I thought were going to pop and mostly got lucky. Then I went all in on MSFT, AMD, and AAPL and got luckier. I eventually sold the MSFT and AMD and bought more AAPL (in hindsight the reverse would have been more profitable). Recently, I’ve just decided to go the r/bogleheads route. A three fund portfolio of a total market fund, an international fund, and a portion to bonds. It’s simple, it’s automated, and I don’t have as much exposure to company or sector risk. I look at my stocks every day, but that’s just because I like to be plugged in. I don’t make changes more than once every few years (I hate short term gains, so I buy and hold). I tried to look into what funds Betterment invests in, but couldn’t find a list. Do you get some sort of statement as to what funds/stocks you are in and how many funds/stocks? The Betterment fee may be small, but you are also paying expense ratio of the funds. Well, unless they are 100% in stock. If they are, that creates its own problems as so few professional managers actually beat the market. It does kind of surprise me you have a Schwab account as well. Why two?

Due-Aside-2708

I made $1K from my first option call on AMD back in Feb, bought SMCI calls and had 6K until it fell due to a bad CPI report on Feb, sold even tho if I had held I could’ve had 19K later. Then I bought NVIDIA calls for $960 and $1K, which had me at $15K+ profit but then the massive dip on March 8th happened and kept slowly dipping. Lost it all and was back at 1-2K profit. Been trying more calls and then this recent market wide pull back occurred when I had AMD calls. I’m down -3K in options. SELL YA SHIT AND DIP 

throwtac

I think there is some good advice to be found on Reddit, but you also have to kinda be careful to filter out the junk. When I first started investing in 2018, I was looking around for beginner advice. Specifically, I was looking into computer tech and microchips and looking at what people were saying about AMD. I remember people were saying AMD was a potentially hot stock, but also regarded it as a “capricious” and “stressful” stock because it had spiked a couple times previously, and people had gotten burned and were gun-shy. However, I thought it had potential because it seemed innovative and competitively priced, especially with the sluggishness of Intel. I also saw it praised everywhere by pc builders as being a cheaper but reliable chip manufacturer. I also remember someone else on reddit mentioned that NVIDIA was one they were going to hold for life. I also saw this company had a solid reputation too, so I started investing in that too. (Should have invested the more!) Looking back these are the two best performers in my portfolio. So I think, yeah, there can be good advice to be found on Reddit. That said, there was also some advice that ended up being pretty meh, or even shitty, recommendations too. Square is one that started off as promising but seems to have fallen a bit short. Also a few weed stocks and some pump and dump bullshit companies that were advertised on Reddit. In my limited experience, you have to be careful for things that look like fads or short term trends. You have to understand that many people, even the “experts”, will just say whatever is trendy when they actually don’t know jack. They will also flip-flop like crazy. In that sense, nobody 100% knows what is going on and so your best bet is to make as best an educated guess you can and make sure you don’t risk more than you are comfortable to lose. Also, try to have at least some understanding of the industry/sector you are investing in or copy the moves of someone with a track record who does. All my losses have been with companies I didn’t understand the industry they were in or what they were about. Also, when looking for advice, pay attention to the macro trends. If you can get behind a solid company that is part of a foundational macro trend, you increase the likelihood of hitting a big one. In hindsight, I think AMD and NVIDIA turned out to be good recommendations for me is because I’m a believer in computer technology as a good sector for investment because it’s constantly evolving and branching. It’s also been the main basis for human technological advancement since post WW2. In this sense AMD and NVIDIA are both solid, innovative companies with good leadership that also deal with fundamental components that make up the foundations of technology we use today. TDLR: This comment ended up long and going off topic a little bit, but yes, I think there are some good predictions to be found on reddit, but you still have to do your own research and educate yourself and have your own vision if you want to hone in and capitalize on the good predictions/advice.

AggressiveArachnid44

I think there is some good advice to be found on Reddit, but you also have to kinda be careful to filter out the junk.  When I first started investing in 2018, I was looking around for beginner advice. Specifically, I was looking into computer tech and microchips and looking at what people were saying about AMD. I remember people were saying AMD was a potentially hot stock, but also regarded it as a “capricious” and “stressful” stock because it had spiked a couple times previously, and people had gotten burned and were gun-shy. However, I thought it had potential because it seemed innovative and competitively priced, especially with the sluggishness of Intel. I also saw it praised everywhere by pc builders as being a cheaper but reliable chip manufacturer. I also remember someone else on reddit mentioned that NVIDIA was one they were going to hold for life. I also saw this company had a solid reputation too, so I started investing in that too. (Should have invested the more!)  Looking back these are the two best performers in my portfolio. So I think, yeah, there can be good advice to be found on Reddit.  That said, there was also some advice that ended up being pretty meh, or even shitty, recommendations too. Square is one that started off as promising but seems to have fallen a bit short. Also a few weed stocks and some pump and dump bullshit companies that were advertised on Reddit.  In my limited experience, you have to be careful for things that look like fads or short term trends. You have to understand that many people, even the “experts”, will just say whatever is trendy when they actually don’t know jack. They will also flip-flop like crazy. In that sense, nobody 100% knows what is going on and so your best bet is to make as best an educated guess you can and make sure you don’t risk more than you are comfortable to lose. Also, try to have at least some understanding of the industry/sector you are investing in or copy the moves of someone with a track record who does. All my losses have been with companies I didn’t understand the industry they were in or what they were about.  Also, when looking for advice, pay attention to the macro trends. If you can get behind a solid company that is part of a foundational macro trend, you increase the likelihood of hitting a big one. In hindsight, I think AMD and NVIDIA turned out to be good recommendations for me is because I’m a believer in computer technology as a good sector for investment because it’s constantly evolving and branching. It’s also been the main basis for human technological advancement since post WW2. In this sense AMD and NVIDIA are both solid, innovative companies with good leadership that also deal with fundamental components that make up the foundations of technology we use today.  TDLR: This comment ended up long and going off topic a little bit, but yes, I think there are some good predictions to be found on reddit, but you still have to do your own research and educate yourself and have your own vision if you want to hone in and capitalize on the good predictions/advice. 

xiirri

Reddit is the worst place to get stock advice lol. If you read reddit in the last 15 years people were poo pooing AMD saying it was going bankrupt and it was a worthless company.

Cooladil

AMD tank tomm?

Common-Buy-2379

Continue holding AMD puts. Great company, and I exclusively buy their products when available. Overvalued in a saturated market.

Distinct-Race-2471

Intel is just hated. When they were making $20B profit just a few years ago the stock was lower because of the technology they had given up on process node. Now the process nodes are catching up and people are hating on the margins. When they are using competitive process nodes again little AMD won't stand a chance. It's just a sad reality of scale.

CaspeanSea

Absolutely not. Don't ever trade earnings. That's when you have the least edge as an options trader. The move is already priced in and you're risking ALL of your money to make maybe a 100% gain. When you can actually find much much lower risk setups in the market to 10x your account overtime. Things like $AMD and $NVDA when they bottomed in October of 2022. There are similar opportunities right now. In stocks like $PYPL & $SQ. As the fed begins to cut rates, these stocks tend outperform as do all hypergrowth tech names. Just stay way from options for now. Trade stocks & ETFs. See if you can get going again with a better system of identifying setups, entries and exits. Once you're rock solid trading stocks, you can come back to options. Stay away from any options that expire within 3 months or less. I'd actually focus on leaps. 1+ year out. A lot less risk/chance and theta decay involved and you still get a lot of leverage. Just make sure whatever you're trading is liquid enough to have a tight bid-ask spread on options that expire a year out. I wish you all the best. But $60K is still a lot of money and you can definitely make it back. It would be an absolute shame if you wasted that on earnings and gone down to 20K or something like that. That's much much harder to recover from.

brynn501

I wanna smear my poop on a mirror and write AMD on it, turn off all the lights, and say “Lisa” three times.

brynn501

AMD will jump back to 200 by early May.

brynn501

I need AMD to go back to 185. Anyday now. Earnings better be through the fucking roof

Kind_Initiative_7567

This sub never misses - everyone calling for 510, so obviously GUH. Can everyone call for 420 ? Then my AMD calls can finally make a move.

Iamnotleaving

What’s the point of leveraging 100 times more risk when my two months away AMD calls are up 0.58% while AMD itself is up 1.8%. I guess we better just buy stocks or 0dte options (this is the only way).

Djdt2E

So I have AMD and SMH, both up around 35% now following AMDs massive drop, I am better just holding smh and selling AMD or keeping both? I believe in AMD but I like having a somewhat steady-ish portfolio

Kind_Initiative_7567

AMD cmon get to 155 already - don’t have much time on my calls. Need to get to 220 in a month. So get a move on already

CheapHero91

yes. Many big cap stocks traded in oversold territory. AMD, apple, tesla and many more

csr8765

When I see both the Russell and AMD green I have to do a double take.. I didn’t think it was possible

MD_Yoro

US hegemony has brought nothing but war since WW2. I know, I paid for two of them and still paying for it. If it was about national security, US should have never let TikTok enter or blocked the Musicly acquisition. Step after step US could have blocked TikTok growth. Step after step US could have blocked all Chinese companies from ever setting foot in the U.S. from day 1. How come there is no national security threat when the Chinese took over clothing manufacturing. What about when they took over making plastics goods? So the Chinese taking over cheap low profit manufacturing that’s not an issue, but when the Chinese start to compete in high margin industries then it becomes a national security problem? GTFO, it’s all about being anticompetitive. Competition has only ever hurt corporations. Competition has only ever benefited consumers. Instead of only relying on Facebook and Google for ads, venders can also use TikTok as a platform >As of 2021, TikTok got more online traffic than Google, the app was downloaded more than 3 billion times, and spent about 20 hours watching videos on it on a monthly basis. https://www.businessofapps.com/marketplace/tiktok/research/tiktok-ads-cost/ https://www.webfx.com/blog/social-media/tiktok-pricing/ https://www.webfx.com/blog/ppc/much-cost-advertise-google-adwords/ If America is truly scared of influence through social media platforms, pass a comprehensive social media regulation to control and rein in social media. Step 1, repeal citizens united and get money of politics. Step 2, protect consumer data and make social media/internet company accountable for user data. Ban the sale of user data. Step 3, open up algorithms for auditing to prevent or reduce feeding extremists ideology Step 4, improve media literacy in schools so people are fucking duped into believing any dumb shit on the internet We are not doing any of that b/c we don’t actually care about Americans being tricked and influenced. We want the ability to manipulate and control the masses. We are just not happy that China is able to compete in areas where we dominate. China making shoes, not a problem. China making chips, big problem for who? Intel and AMD who already gets their lunch eaten by the Taiwanese?

Mr_Worst_Timing

AMD, imma need to stop trying to hang in there and just go below 144 and lower. No need to be a hero.

csr8765

You know it’s bad when even the Russell is outperforming AMD

ShookZL1

I’m almost all VTI. Have a few individual stocks I added years ago such as ENPH, MSFT, CRWD, and AMD in my Roth. Did a small lump sum last week and plan to DCA into VTI over the next year with the cash I have.

No_Stand5622

My booty can't take the D(AMD) anymore. 

Powerful-Call5148

If you think that AMD is the crappiest stock out there pretty well, and deserves to be SOLD INTO THE GROUND, then upvote this hard baby.... Need to gauge sentiment..... Cheers ........... 

Powerful-Call5148

AMD RSI is approaching ZERO. Lisa Su will have to jump off the Empire State on live tv to get this stock to have a lower RSI. Oversold into the ground ........... 

Powerful-Call5148

AMD needs an outside day. QQQ down nicely today, and AMD up or flat would do the trick..... then we go back to $165+ ............ 

Fragrant_Swing9987

Turns out 182 TSLA and 198 AMD was not the dip 

Lazy_Acanthisitta729

Not gonna lie, got baited into AMD calls at open. Kind of thought semis was about to start the rebound rally and start pricing in AI all over again

Powerful-Call5148

AMD has a gap to fill at $165...... 

Powerful-Call5148

AMD making a bottom? ............ 

Powerful-Call5148

AMD looking like a good entry point here...... 

bubbawears

AMD is the worst thing that has every happened to me

csr8765

Bye bye AMD 👋

wilhelm96

AMD 2% -> red. almost too predictable

csr8765

More AMD putsss

LegitimateShameHands

All semis recovering except for AMD ofc

soul267

I mightve full ported into AI stocks, pls moon daddy NVDA, AMD, SMCI :)

Chance-Progress-7356

Nvidia share price was stuck in 10 range for 15 years. Patient shareholders are rewarded handsomely today. Apple was stuck in 10 range as well for over 15 years and Steve Jobs took 7 years to convince the skeptics after he returned to Apple. ADM is another example. AMD stock was stuck in 10 range for over 15 years. Then Lisa Su who was an engineer at AMD was promoted to the CEO position in 2014 and she was able to turn around her company sending the share price up by 1300%  Technology companies can't stay ahead of innovation indefinitely and they fall behind but they reinvent themselves and make a phenomenal comeback. IBM Dell Apple and many others.  In fact IBM was making desktop computers and like Blackberry they had to reinvent themselves and transitioned to software. IBM makes cybersecurity software for government and enterprise and they are a Blackberry competitor. 

Ding-Dongon

Diversification is crucial: NVDA, TSM, SMCI, AMD...

Chance-Progress-7356

Blackberry is not a dying company. Amazon selected Blackberry and they launched IVY Intelligent car Platform.  AMD selected Blackberry and they working together on advancing Robotics technology.  The government of Malaysia selected Blackberry for cybersecurity services.  Blackberry delivered impressive 173 m in revenues in Q4 FY24 with 25% year over year growth in IoT . Revenues 100% from software. Blackberry is a growing software company well positioned in high growth sectors.  Blackberry is making a comeback with better than expected revenues and strategic partnerships with Amazon AMD Nvidia Setallentis Foxconn just to name a few.  Institutions are increasing their positions in Blackberry in a vote of confidence. They are certain that Blackberry transitioned itself from hardware to software in a successful turnaround and able to execute extremely well on their revenue growth strategy.  First Trust Advisors LP increased their position in Blackberry from a few million shares to 19 million in May 2023. In December First Trust Advisors lifted their position in Blackberry to a whopping 33 million shares.  Blackberry is a growing software company with a great revenue growth potential.  Top tier Institution such as First Trust Advisors LP increased their position in Blackberry because they know the future is bright for this innovation icon and a comeback is imminent. 

Powerful-Call5148

Counter-Trend Rally starts today. Probably 2 to 4 weeks, then the next LEG DOWN. Probably about half-way through earnings here. So AMD has a nice SHORT POSITION. You can make some money on the short covering and this counter-trend rally. You buy Calls now, and SWITCH to puts when the time is right...... 

mcccliii

Nvda has lots of fuel left for further dump. Monthly Puts during pop days r free money glitch. Nvda will follow AMD sell curve

Deadecigs

AMD to the downside

Value_Seekkeerr

BB closed I believe 7 offices in the last quarter to bring down expenses. This IMO is a welcome move to get the company to profitability and positive cash flow. I truly believe BB will be like AMD NVIDIA in 2015. I missed out of those so dont want to miss out on BB.

WeakTradition4737

AMD cratered

Matan_Ati

19 years old, 27.4k AMZN - 2% INTC - 0.9% GLD - 1.67% MSFT - 3.16% AMD - 1.65% S&P500 - 90.5% Any opinions, help/advice would be appreciated

degenerate2345

$AMD. Thoughts??

Spirit-of-investing

I was there.What I did was I invest some money to good stock like AAPL NVDA AMD.This stock will always go up even after massive drop.And rest money I got in options.Sometimes I win and sometimes I loose .I hope I can catch the wind after drop and make some serious money.

Value_Seekkeerr

Sorry new to Reddit and did not know... I like the company, I love their products (working in the SDV space) I also love the price that makes me possible to accumulate shares like how AMD/NVIDIA was in 2015-16

Jolly_John1095

AMD coming back or falling down still?

Sexyvette07

*Sound* like a bag holder? I literally just told you I bought Intel stock, dipshit. This level of stupidity is just fucking astounding. You still haven't given me a reply to anything I've rightfully said about AMD, have you? Just gonna sweep all the stupid shit AMD is doing on the regular under the rug? You're an impetulent child who is incapable of admitting anything wrong. You shit on Intel and think AMD is so fucking great, but you can't even defend their actions or market share. Instead, you keep diverting all attention back to Intel. Bag holder? ROFL. We will see AMD do precisely fucking nothing for the next 5 years and Intel is going to triple. See you in a few years to say "I told you so!" 🤣

circa20twenty

Went to check in on Nvidia, Arm, and AMD today to add to my portfolio and they’ve tanked. Did I miss a huge spanking? What happened?

ThomasPalmer1958

I bought NVIDIA 3 out of 5 days last week and put a buy order on for tomorrow. Same with SMCI, MU, TSM,AMAT. And I think I may add some AMD tomorrow as well. You either believe AI is revolutionary or you don't. It's too early, but robotics I believe will also be a huge opportunity, especially when combined with AI.

XulaPari

AMD keeps going down like this and I’ll be you!

Juliusmobile

TLdR; op is going to lose money twice as fast by investing in TSM and AMD the latter being known for always disappointing. 

Travelingseahorse

AMD 100puts MAY 3rd earnings play for next Friday 🙃

Kind_Initiative_7567

I am scared for my AMD calls cuz futes green now and we know what happens then dur9mg regular hrs

__DNS__

AMD stock go down in price till week before 30th buy dip, dumbasses will buy TSM because it's what AMD uses, TSM's primary fabrication plants are in Taiwan:, TSM:US only good next year, TSM increase in value for few months after AMD earnings call, then loss porn.

Sexyvette07

AMD is ridiculously overpriced and the only thing driving that is the AI hype train and the hope that one day they'll be able to get a piece of it. That's literally it. The fundamentals of AMD only justify a $100/share valuation. But you keep buying overpriced stock and see where that gets you in a few years. You're betting on an incompetent horse in this race, one that's propping up its financials by cutting costs everywhere, including R&D, so they can pay their CEO twice what most S&P CEO's make, and the end result is embarassingly bad. $.53/share per *YEAR*? Massive levels of dilution for a ridiculously overpriced acquisition that isn't supposed to be a net positive for over 10 years? You are an idiot if you think AMD is a well run company. Here's the difference between me and you. I can admit Intel's faults, where you seem to think AMD shits gold nuggets even though its nearly failed more times than about any other company thats still afloat. I didn't invest in Intel until last August when I saw the turnaround plan is actually coming to fruition. Yes they stagnated and struggled because they did exactly what AMD is doing right now, cutting R&D to prop up the financials. In doing so, they lost their dominant position, just as AMD will lose any advantage that it has because they refuse to invest more into R&D in order to gain any market share in their segments. But in order to do that, theyd have to stop paying their CEO double what the vast majority of S&P companies CEO's are making and actually start bringing in money. Their dGPU market share is a joke for as long as they've been in the game, their server market share is a third of Intel's, and their consumer CPU segment? They hold 20% market share... That's literally it. You shit on Intel at every opportunity, yet Intel is outselling AMD 5 to 1 on CPU's and bringing in massively more revenue, even with all the overhead of their fabs. Intel has dropped 30 billion on fabs in the last 2 years, and still their fina cials look better than AMD's. So keep smoking whatever it is you are smoking, because AMD has a fuck ton of ground to make up before it can even be called competitive, much less a good company.

Proof-Technician8754

Guessing you work in the chip sector and have big hopes for AI, not many people outside the sector know about the cdns and snps plays, i would be in them if i wasnt at risk of insider trading. I think your portfolio looks good. I might do AMD instead of broadcom, purely as a leadership play, lisa su is awesome

Dish_Naive

Buy more AMD 

quarkral

> Rolling for more credits is key to reducing the net stock cost before being assigned so CCs can be sold more easily and can often move the strike price down to be assigned at a lower price. Huh, what? Your original purchase price literally does not matter for selling CCs. You can just sell calls at a lower price than your original purchase price, take a (decreased) loss, and then deduct it against something else. Or just sell the stock directly and move on. Rolling a put literally accomplishes nothing. > One last rule is that AMD and AAPL have been on a downward trend for 3ish months. TSLA has been in a downward bearish trend since September of 2023! Why trade these dropping stocks? Because volatility skew is to the downside and the premiums are much juicier on these stocks? Obviously, you need to stop your loss if things get out of hand. For example I had I to get out of losing AAPL and BA short put positions at roughly -25% to -50% losses and prevented something much more catastrophic. But my gains on other stocks far outweigh these losses.

VictorDanville

Loading up on NVDA/AMD, the GPU gaming industry is only going to get stronger