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I can kick myself that I did not purchase 5000 shares of AMD when it was under $2.
I got some at $2, but I should have got more. Went in deeper at $6 when I saw where they were going (although they didn't get there as fast as I hoped). If I had known how much it would go up, I'd have gotten a loan. lolI can kick myself that I did not purchase 5000 shares of AMD when it was under $2.
and buy more Verizon or Merck
I may have to go back on my word, Intel has been steadily dropping for days now. Hit $46 today! If it gets below $45 I may wind up selling. At only $1.20/share dividends, I'd rather sell it all and buy more Verizon or Merck which cost roughly the same but pay $2/share and are going nowhere but up.
Hold. When the next chips arrive in October they will climb. This is one of the few cpu cycles you don't have to upgrade your motherboard, just bios flash. Got a feeling Intel is going to hit back hard on Ryzen with the 9900k. 9700k won't stay on shelves either with only needing the chip and not the whole package.(motherboard)
Hold. When the next chips arrive in October they will climb. This is one of the few cpu cycles you don't have to upgrade your motherboard, just bios flash. Got a feeling Intel is going to hit back hard on Ryzen with the 9900k. 9700k won't stay on shelves either with only needing the chip and not the whole package.(motherboard)
Really if you aren't in yet you need to be ready to go big or go home. This is the point where AMD could go either way in a hurry, depending on a number of things. Of course their position in servers and datacenters looks great right now, so something would have to come from a competitor right now to change their momentum (imo amd can't fck themselves if they try...right now). Now, it could go south quick if their next release doesn't deliver.Amazing performance. This is the way to make money.
A good product, on time.South if AMD's Next release doesn't deliver what? Solid and secure cpu designs? We just need more of the same. AMD is fine, it's Intel that has to deliver now. And it's years away, by examining their own roadmap. AMD is here with the right products, right now to fill the huge gap left by Intel. Intel's pain is AMD's gain and the market is starting to realize that.
A bit offtopic, but related to the idea of "buying AMD and selling Intel".... you see there's a ton of Intel for sale or being sold. So, if I want a CPU, I can buy a very powerful Intel CPU for next to nothing. However, the same cannot be said about AMD. Just a (non stock) general observation.
Wait what ? You can buy Intel CPU cheaper than AMD ? link please... ... (used market means nothing for shares)
Yeah, but for future sales (both amd and intel) it doesn't mean much. A used sale is a lost sale for both amd and Intel. The only way it helps intel is if they end up staying with intel for their next new cpu (which may require a platform upgrade), and who knows what they'll have by that time.Used market means EVERYTHING for cheap CPUs.
Yeah, but for future sales (both amd and intel) it doesn't mean much. A used sale is a lost sale for both amd and Intel. The only way it helps intel is if they end up staying with intel for their next new cpu (which may require a platform upgrade), and who knows what they'll have by that time.
Used market means EVERYTHING for cheap CPUs.
Sorry to ask but where did that used market reference came from ? I just re-read your post and didn't see this... Also I'm pretty sure they meant Buy AMD stock, sell Intel Stock. (No need to CAPS "EVERYTHING", take your chill pill).
Anyway, I'm sure you also know that buying used market inversely affect the OEM... by that, I mean Intel gets 0$ from the used market, not sure what good it does them ? Also, used market is maybe flooded because people upgraded... and some to AMD ?
Sorry about the all caps, I realize that it's death to yell (when did this become a thing?). Ooops, I asked a question... that's probably mega death. Rats... that's probably mega ultra death... shoot...
And sorry, you did NOT (had to do it, because I just want to see you totally freak out) read my posts.
I received a alert email i set up for amd at about a buck and a half. No one but crazy bought amd down there. Amd was on the verge of disappearing all together. With Ryzen and ten bucks, it was a no brainer if u did your research. All i had to to was hop on [H] to see how well recieved it was and just continued to buy.
If I was investing for the long term I'd go Nvidia. Their raytracing and AI gpus make them look like a far better bet for growth.
On the verge of disappearing? Sure the name on the building would change, but that patent and IP portfolio is worth billions. Even if they decided to sell out at $1.30/share, there would have been a bidding war between, Apple, Samsung and probably a few others. It probably would have gone for $5/share, or even $3, so you'd still have made money.
The x86/64 cross license agreement with intel is non-transferable, the only thing left worth anything at at that time was Radeon. Also AMD had a mountain of debt with no income, they were basically borrowing to stay afloat. Typically, when a company is liquidated, the value is book value. So go ahead and add in a bit for Radeon patents. Keep in mind that that the x86/64 is a cross-license agreement that is terminated. Book value per share on 2/8/2016 with a share price of 1.83 was -.63 Yeah, that's a negative - ie debt. So your estimate of 5 to 3 dollars a share appear to be pulled out of thin air or your ass and way out of the ballpark.