AMD

brute-forced

Lisa Sue just announced an AI powered AED defibrillator that will recognize when you look at your AMD shares in your brokerage account and start to shock you back to life and anticipation of the heart attack that it knows you’re going to have because of the AI

piszczel

AMD investors when they see a stock trading flat for 3 months, using 20dma as resistance at 100PE, with a gigantic gap fill 20% down:

Maximum-Magazine-333

Last year I had to baghold AMD for about 8 months, but Lisa has been looking divine lately

googlerbull

Hoping for a blessed AMD day

TheoryInttro

Google is making up for the Cliffording AMD has been giving me lately.

Bignutly

AMD memeing hard tomo

Resident_Area_1474

AMD calls or NFLX calls?

Embarrassed_Tax_3181

Meta designed the Helios rack in tandem with AMD and the Helios rack exclusively uses the mi455x. There’s no mi355 Helios rack.

VonLoewe

That's like saying "someone else will figure out GPUs and take half of Nvidia's market". Well guess what, AMD and Intel both exist and ain't even close to competing.

ScootyMcTrainhat

MRNA, NFLX, NVDA, AMD, AMZN, APPL, MU, META. Total meme stocks.

LisaSu92

Meta and AMD designed mi455x in collaboration. AMD will customize mi455 to fit a hyperscalers needs. That’s their speciality. It’s not a one size fits all solution like Nvidia. And it’s also the reason they bought ZT systems, which is akin to SMCI. ZT customizes the racks to fit whatever need a company needs

Rude_Cheesecake6571

I’m an ignorant retard - where exactly does it state that meta’s rack is still powered by AMD’s MI455x?

DryBicycle5629

Maybe if you read the article again you’ll realize that if tho the racks are different they are still powered by AMD’s MI455x chips you ignorant retard

DryBicycle5629

AMD

DryBicycle5629

AMD meta deal imminent

Bluecoregamming

AMD is down even more ytd

PooPooPointBoiz

I know. The advanced money destroyer. But AMD ain't a MAG7 stock either.

_hopkins

Damn in AMD

_hopkins

Stop pooping AMD

_hopkins

Hold it AMD!

_hopkins

AMD please don’t fall below 208

_hopkins

AMD, I know you forgot this. It is allowed to end green on a day. It’s ok.

Chiinoe

Amazing. AMD $600 EOY

milldevi1

Can confirm AMD

gamersEmpire

AMD dont get flaccid now, too early

googlerbull

AMD pumping, what a rare sight

gamersEmpire

Holy AMD pump

Early-Elderberry-150

Let’s goooooo AMD

ThouOne

AMD giz me $225

staresinshamona

AMD TO 300

_hopkins

AMD please don’t fall

OrangMiskin

My AMD calls are actually green? Am I being duped

dansdansy

Yes, they have been steadily making progress. To catch up it'll take them continued effort as well as ASML fumbling the bag. Think Intel and AMD the past 20 years.

OnlyTheStrong2K19

AMD

MrPetrikov

get roth ira first, and deposit a little bit of money every month until you hit the max contribution ($7,000 last year). you can see your contribution limit/how much you have contributed on the summary page of the account on fidelity. it takes a grand total of 2 minutest to set up, couldn't be easier. after that just put majority of your contribution in a fund that tracks the s&p, for me the majority (57%) of my fund is in ITOT. The rest is in individual stocks such as NVDA or AMD and then a small portion is kept for day trading in the account since it is tax free gains.

havntmadeityet

SOFI or AMD, which one should I dump since they’re both 🐕💩

OnlyTheStrong2K19

AMD

Memento_mori9608

AMD with a random shrek dick

RaspberryFun8573

160IQ play: Selling JPM puts for the ER tomorrow Selling AMD 200P weeklies Thank me later

le_pedal

AMD nearly $100 off from it's 2026 price target, established by the Professional Market Experts. Time to go all in!

W_Malinowski

AMD at 200 seems like a good price

MajesticBread9147

I have three long term holds. **ASE Technology (ASX)** A Taiwanese company that is the market leader in outsourced semiconductor packaging and testing. Semiconductor process nodes can't shrink too much more before we get into issues, which is why many companies are not focusing as much on die-shrinks to increase performance but instead more advanced packaging. You see this with the increased use in 2.5 and 3D packaging, chiplets, SiP and the like. This trend is across the electronics industry, from auto manufacturers, the main CPU and GPU designers we all know, as well as SOCs used in cell phones, and combined CPU/GPU SOCs designed by big cloud providers used for AI training. The company is well diversified within the industry, and is the main player in their space, so isn't reliant on the current AI hype train to succeed. They have lower margins than TSMC however they have a significantly lower PE and PEG ratios and pay a 3% dividend which I reinvest. They are investing heavily into new equipment and factories to support the latest and highest margin technologies that they work with, but are still diversified across pretty much all semiconductor packaging beyond just the high end. The company doesn't get a lot of hype, and isn't captured by a lot of semiconductor ETFs, so while it absolutely is positive impact on the AI hype cycle, they are much less likely to be severely hurt by a bubble popping the hype cycle compared to NVIDIA or TSM, especially with their diversification. **Secondly, since we need to power the datacenters**: **First Solar(FSLR)** Basically zero debt, 0.57 PEG, and 28% profit margin with a huge backlog and new factories coming online this year. They make most of their panels in America and despite that and their large margins they were the first solar company to achieve sub $1/watt pricing over a decade ago. Their panels don't use silicon and instead use a different semiconductor (CdTe) that allows an efficient thin film deposited on glass ( vs sliced silicon crystals) meaning they use less material, and this semiconductor is both significantly better at maintaining efficiency in high heat environments and cheaper to produce. They focus exclusively on grid scale solar projects and contracts, so their revenues are more predictable and less sensitive to interest rates than rooftop solar. Current government policy can't change the fact that utility scale solar is by far the cheapest and fastest way to add electricity to the grid in a time when fossil fuels are set to become more expensive due to both increased exports and domestic demand, and nuclear projects, even SMRs take significantly longer and cost significantly more. **Lastly, I think Celestica(CLS) is still fairly valued as a growth play.** They are an advanced electronics manufacturer and large manufacturer of high speed network switches that are used in hyperscaler datacenters. Every server rack, and at multiple connections upstream has a switch, and networking is very important for ML workloads because large amounts of data needs to be sent between different servers quite quickly. They are the market leader in 800G switches which is the cutting edge right now. And while this is a good portion of their business, they also do healthcare technology,rack integration, general electronics design and offer services to better automate factories, which is important if we are going to bring manufacturing back. There are dozens of cloud companies, most of whom are unlikely to last til 2030, but Celestica will last, and every cloud company uses something made by them. They even make components and contracted out design and manufacturing for companies like Juniper and Dell. They beat last quarter earnings expectations by 50%, have a 30% ROE, and are expected to grow their EPS by 28% each year over the next five years. It's my largest holding by far. All of these are positioned to grow with whatever Cloud/Datacenter providers win out, whether AMD, Nvidia, or custom SOCs dominate compute, and are diversified enough to not go bankrupt if this turns out to be all hype.

Disastrous_Rent_6500

AMD, the PEG ratio is where I want, it so I’m gonna keep buying my winners. Also, Agentic AI and Sovereign AI are around the corner so companies are gonna need AMDs inference chips.

albearcub

AMD

HighRoller097

AMD!!!

PoetryEmergency4184

Around $100 is always the AMD play

Ok_Environment_3618

Is AMD dead?

OrangMiskin

Someone please hit me for buying AMD calls on Friday.

type_error

AMD is consistently destroying my money

KittyLover-7

AMD -11% to start the year 😶 NVDA -4.6%

BullishGoblin

AMD about to dip her toes in the 190’s

LjS11-

Sold AMD at 40 dollars.

music_is_gud

Just curious, other than for the OpenAI news, what has AMD done in recent times that warrants a pump? It's not a market leader like NVDA, not a rapidly growing player like AVGO.

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