The Official AMD shares thread

[AtW]

In the CPU space, AMD have feck all market share. Intel is the daddy.

In the GPU space, AMD are big players, but the massive gains in share price were driven by GPU mining of tulipcoins. Now that has died, who is going to be buying shed loads of high end graphic cards for PC's?

Answer - no one.

Based on this AMD are toast at current share prices.

HTH BIDI

[scooterscot]

Pack your bags - it's all over...

AMD and Nvidia, beware, a Chinese CPU maker is readying a graphics chip

The number of developers of discrete GPUs shrank to two by the late 2000s as a result of a cut-throat competition between ATI Technologies (now part of AMD) and Nvidia.


In 2017, Intel announced its comeback to the market of standalone graphics cards and it looks like Apple might soon offer internally-developed high-performance desktop-class graphics too.


But apparently, there is one more player willing to join in the game — Zhaoxin, a CPU designer from China.


Zhaoxin, a joint venture between China-based Shanghai SASAC (that owns an 80% stake) and Taiwan-based Via Technologies (that controls a 20% stake), has been selling x86 processors aimed at the Chinese market for several years now.


The company’s top-of-the-range KaiXian KX-6000-series CPUs featuring eight in-house designed LuJiaZui cores and a dual-channel DDR4 memory controller are said to offer performance comparable to that of Intel’s 7th Generation Core i5, a quad-core non-Hyper-Threaded processor, though it is hard to get a proper confirmation to the claim.


In a video recently posted at its website, Zhaoxin revealed that it had a standalone graphics processor in its roadmap.


Due to be released in late 2020 or in 2021, the GPU will likely support a DirectX 11.1 or DirectX 12-level feature set, but the company does not elaborate. The chip will also have a TDP of up to 70 W, which is too high for laptops, but good-enough for small form-factor desktops.

[AtW]

This Chinese stuff is for Chinese internal market

[DealorNoDeal]

What have stock prices got to do with companies? Prices go up even if the companies are going bust.

There was even a stock that went up recently because people mixed it up with a similar sounding company.

By the way, our window cleaner reckons SFW is a sure fire winner. Or was that SFL. Never mind, just buy both, you can't lose.

[northernladuk]

Pack your bags - it's all over...

AMD and Nvidia, beware, a Chinese CPU maker is readying a graphics chip

Thought you might have given up claiming doom off the back of a news link as well...

No one is buying new chips as a recession is beginning. No one. Just as well you can afford for your stock to go to zero.



Global Semiconductor Sales Down 15.5 Percent in First Quarter of 2019

^^ This is why 95% of investors lose money. Emotion. They're all the same. Emotion dictates whilst smart money makes for the hills.

AMD’s stock powers up to 13-year high - Time to be fearful. ATW and his fanbase are greedy. In line with the 95% so far.

Chip stocks take a hit after Samsung warns profit could be cut in half

AMD: How The Trump Administration Will Hurt The Share Price

From the above article:

[northernladuk]

20 year AMD trend line that has never been broken - this time will be different. ATW say's so.

So just like I said, topped out at $33. Now almost $30.


Don't worry, keep holding. It'll be different this time. ATW give's you her word.

And he was right twice. How many times have you been right in this thread scoots?

[TheGreenBastard]

Pack your bags - it's all over...

AMD and Nvidia, beware, a Chinese CPU maker is readying a graphics chip

Nice and contradictory, you're now claiming fundamentals beat technicals. Is that because your TA was wrong every time (100% failure rate) for AMD?

Covid has no effect on the stock market, but a Chinese chip maker (who's CPU's merely show promise, who are unable to compete at present and who's chips are built by TSMC like practically everyone else) will decimate AMD.

It's fascinating how much of an emotive trader you are.

[scooterscot]

+/- $10 is the same thing on a given day of AMD stock value when the low started its run from $2 not 4 years ago.

Scoots called it. And you know it.

[northernladuk]

+/- $10 is the same thing on a given day of AMD stock value when the low started its run from $2 not 4 years ago.

Scoots called it. And you know it.

This just redefines the word delusional.

Either that or some piss poor trolling.

[vwdan]

This just redefines the word delusional.

Either that or some piss poor trolling.

I sometimes ponder whether Scooter is just a troll, but then I think trolling to that degree just shouts mental illness. So it's kinder to conclude he's just a moron.