Today after opening massively red we got… the money glitch day. So this has only happen one other time that I have ever seen (June 30th the JPM collar day) and that day I assumed it was just a glitch from that, however, there was a MASSIVE 1.6 billion Dark pool print at yesterday at the 379.05 leve... Read More

What a great week.. even with CPI day being a bust.. I had one of my best weeks in a while. So lets get to a few market things first before I touch on charts. I saw a really interesting chart today that shows the UMICH consumer sentiment vs the Russel 1000 that shows they are severely diverted from... Read More

So let me get this straight… we had nothing but terrible news all week last week but ole Apple drops a news nugget about hiring slowing and market capitulates itself? What the actual fuck is going on around here? But to be fair it makes sense…. It makes sense that they would do it on a random ass da... Read More

Let's talk AMD. TLDR - AMD posts earnings today. If it posts good, expect it to go to 100ish, maybe bump above for a little bit. Bad earnings or okay earnings, AMD will fall to the 80-90 range. I hold a debit call spread at 98. Safe ish play - 98 c bulls or 93 put bears Case for Bulls. Ch... Read More

Notes from Intel that apply to AMD. 1. “Broadening consumer weakness” but noted there is “relative strength in enterprise and higher end SKUs”. Where there is relative strength is really AMD’s playground. 2. “Data center trends are still well entrenched. Data has been growing exponentially... Read More

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• (3 points) I want in on AMD

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• (5 points) So much fud about PC sales and PC gaming declining. Pandemic demand will never come back but NVDA and AMD haven’t released new processors and graphics cards since fall 2020. Who the fuck would upgrade now when the next release cycle starts in 2 month? What games are there to play? The only triple-A titles this year were Elden Ring and Dying Light 2 way back in Feb.
• (4 points) I feel kinda bad for AMD They are doing so well as a company but every time they catch the break, macro has to tear it right back down. Honesty I wish they would get price action like AAPL, but instead they are seen as too speculative after like 15+ back to back quarters of Datacenter growth. Makes no god damn sense Glad to see NVDA finally correcting its retarded multiple
• (2 points) So my AMD 99c and 102c expy Fri doin good huh

Does anyone know how to check the average daily traded volume for a particular stock in a certain time period to make out if volume is high or low on a given day?...

• (2 points) You too! It's been hit or miss depending on the play. I made some on AMD, CHWY, and some SPY plays... but I've really been focused over the past 9+ months on macro trending and correlation. I'm at the point in my market journey where I did the whole buy-and-hold thing, and I got into options and got some success then bigger losses, and I played high volatility and highly diversified. Last September after getting some leverages losses I decided to start doing more charting to get a better handle on tactical plays and the market downturn really got me into trying different hedging and position swing strategies. These indicators and studies have really been a big part of that, and I'm still in experimentation mode, but overall I'm beating the market and in March I took my largest 401k account out of the hands of Fidelity (who were losing money just averaging index funds for the first 3 months of the bear market) and switched it to an EMA 8 daily checkpoint swing strategy where I have a chart setup with EMA 8 high and low on the 1Y chart and I swing my hedge based on which way we're trending. The key to this is that rather than using an EMA or candlestick crossover on a close-driven EMA, I'm creating a constant range where trading in the middle represents a middle range for the hedge swing... that reduces the chance of getting stuck in the problem where when the market is ranging, the hedge becomes a loss leader. On my 401k where I'm almost exclusively doing this I'm breaking even which considering we dropped about 10% since I started doing this strat at the end of the March/Apr run, I feel pretty good about that...now it's only degenerate options trade losses in my gambling account I have against me. :P My problem is I'm a bull at heart and love good bull runs. I don't mind shorting, but it's just not my default state of mind.

• (4 points) Yoooo get rid of these ASAP. The intel turn around is a multi year construction of a new foundry and needs many earnings reports to gain back the trust of investors. Jan 2023 is right around the corner. Sell and roll those into AMD leaps if you don’t want them going to zero.

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How are you all playing chip companies? I’m looking to invest (10-20-30 years) into chip companies. MU, NVDA, QCOM, TSM are all on my radar and we’re mentioned in articles regarding the CHIPS act. Sh... Read More

• (60 points, 6 replies) ETF long hold. If I had to just buy one company and hold it would most likely be AMD.
• (27 points) Value trap confirmed by Q2 earnings and disastrous Q3 guidance. If they have a turnaround, it’s years out, and buying now hoping for the best won’t help. Competition is eating their lunch. The CEO was literally apologizing to investors on the call. Revenue down 17% YOY when companies like NVDA and AMD were bumping up their revenue and raising margins. Laughable company really and have proved nothing to get investors returns over the last 20+ years. Their products suck, how do your margins shrink during the best years of a chip cycle?
• (23 points) AMD and NVDA are very closely linked with TSM
• (13 points, 4 replies) This is an interesting comparison. Thinking back on the Ballmer era, who was eating MSFT’s lunch back then? Clearly the likes of AMD and NVDA are doing that to INTC but honestly I cannot recall who MSFT’s biggest rival was back then. Maybe they didn’t have on?
• (6 points) AMD doesn’t manufacture chips. TSMC manufactures AMDs chips.
• (6 points) CSPs on INTC, AMD, and NVDA. Also have shares of AMD. Only real change has been adding INTC into the mix.
• (5 points) AMD, NVDA, TXN
• (4 points) AMD
• (4 points) Don't sleep on AMD.
• (3 points) been buying intc this whole year. i also have positions in AMD & QCOM.
• (2 points) AMD
• (2 points) I didn’t think fabless chip designers like NVDA and AMD benefited from this bill.
• (2 points) Can’t go wrong with NVDA or AMD. Gaming nerds are here to stay.
• (2 points) Will be selling Puts to get even cheaper and cheaper INTC shares along with AMD and NVDA a little later.