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AMD no matter how much it goes green, it will end the day red.
AMD for surprise of everyone is doing somethingAMD omg nvida +4 and amd almost red! HOW? How can nvida earnings safe amd while it can’t even stay green on this day.
AMD you can say whatever, but when this will run up it will happen quick.
AMD #stoptradingthisgrabage
AMD piece of crapAMD we all know you gonna turn red today so just do it already. Garbage meme coinAMD RISE YOU DISASTER! Nvida is up almost 4 while you having trouble with even 1%. Cmnnnnnn give us atleast one good day… instead of ending the day RED AGAIN. Im so done with this piece of trash
AMD tomorrow is the big day. today probably consolidation so some up and down, then today aftermarket the nvidia earning and we'll see what happens
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD): A High-Stakes AI Bet Amidst Rising Competition
AMD has long been the underdog-turned-contender in the semiconductor space, carving out a dominant position in CPUs and making aggressive moves in AI and data center GPUs. While its Q4 2024 numbers looked solid on the surface, the deeper story is one of strategic positioning, execution risks, and an AI arms race against NVIDIA.
1. Q4 2024: Strong Growth, But a Key Miss in Data Center
📈 Revenue: 7.66B (+24% YoY)—solid growth across segments.
📈 EPS: $1.09, narrowly beating expectations ($1.08).
📉 Data Center Revenue: 3.86B, a miss vs. 4.12B estimates.
💡 Key takeaway: AMD is growing fast, but its data center division—arguably the most important segment—underperformed expectations. This raises concerns about how well AMD can execute in the AI space.
2. The AI Battleground: Can AMD Take on NVIDIA?
Right now, NVIDIA owns the AI GPU market. But AMD is fighting for relevance, accelerating its next-gen AI chip MI350 to mid-2025—potentially capitalizing on NVIDIA’s delays.
🔥 The Bull Case:
✅ MI300 AI chips are gaining traction—AMD expects 44B+ in AI GPU sales for 2025.
✅ NVIDIA supply constraints could help AMD win incremental AI market share.
✅ Aggressive partnerships with Dell & others are opening more commercial AI opportunities.
⚠️ The Bear Case:
❌ AMD’s AI sales in Q4 (1.75B) missed the 22B target.
❌ NVIDIA’s Blackwell architecture is expected to dominate, making AMD’s upside uncertain.
❌ Enterprise AI adoption is still unpredictable—revenue projections could fluctuate.
AMD is betting hard on AI, but it needs to prove it can meaningfully compete in an NVIDIA-dominated space.
3. Other Key Growth Areas: CPUs & Gaming
📌 CPUs: Ryzen Growth Continues
AMD continues gaining CPU market share from Intel, particularly in high-end desktops.
New Ryzen 9900X3D & 9950X3D processors launched at CES 2025—big push for gaming.
📌 Gaming & Consoles: A Steady Cash Cow
AMD powers both PlayStation & Xbox, ensuring a stable revenue stream in gaming.
The next-gen PlayStation & Xbox rumors could bring a fresh wave of semi-custom chip demand.
4. Stock Performance & Valuation
📉 Stock Price (Feb 25, 2025): $103.96 (-3.79%)
📉 52-Week High: $132.83 (down ~22%)
📈 P/E Ratio: 27x forward earnings—a discount vs. NVIDIA (38x)
📊 Investor Sentiment:
AMD trades at a discount to NVIDIA, but it’s also a higher-risk AI play.
Wall Street wants to see AI execution improve before rewarding AMD with a higher multiple.
The next 2-3 quarters are critical—if AI demand accelerates, AMD has serious upside.
5. Final Take: A High-Conviction Play—If You Believe in the AI Story
🚀 The Bull Case: If AMD executes on AI GPUs, it could become a legitimate alternative to NVIDIA in data centers, driving massive growth.
⚠️ The Bear Case: If NVIDIA keeps dominating AI, AMD’s AI ambitions could stall, keeping it trapped as a CPU/gaming play with slower growth.
💡 Investor Takeaway:
If you believe AMD can gain AI market share, this is a strong long-term play at a discount. If not, NVIDIA remains the safer AI bet. Watch Q1 & Q2 execution closely.
AMD): A High-Stakes AI Bet Amidst Rising CompetitionAMD has long been the underdog-turned-contender in the semiconductor space, carving out a dominant position in CPUs and making aggressive moves in AI and data center GPUs. While its Q4 2024 numbers looked solid on the surface, the deeper story is one of strategic positioning, execution risks, and an AI arms race against NVIDIA.
1. Q4 2024: Strong Growth, But a Key Miss in Data Center
📈 Revenue: 7.66B (+24% YoY)—solid growth across segments.
📈 EPS: $1.09, narrowly beating expectations ($1.08).
📉 Data Center Revenue: 3.86B, a miss vs. 4.12B estimates.
💡 Key takeaway: AMD is growing fast, but its data center division—arguably the most important segment—underperformed expectations. This raises concerns about how well AMD can execute in the AI space.
2. The AI Battleground: Can AMD Take on NVIDIA?
Right now, NVIDIA owns the AI GPU market. But AMD is fighting for relevance, accelerating its next-gen AI chip MI350 to mid-2025—potentially capitalizing on NVIDIA’s delays.
🔥 The Bull Case:
✅ MI300 AI chips are gaining traction—AMD expects 44B+ in AI GPU sales for 2025.
✅ NVIDIA supply constraints could help AMD win incremental AI market share.
✅ Aggressive partnerships with Dell & others are opening more commercial AI opportunities.
⚠️ The Bear Case:
❌ AMD’s AI sales in Q4 (1.75B) missed the 22B target.
❌ NVIDIA’s Blackwell architecture is expected to dominate, making AMD’s upside uncertain.
❌ Enterprise AI adoption is still unpredictable—revenue projections could fluctuate.
AMD is betting hard on AI, but it needs to prove it can meaningfully compete in an NVIDIA-dominated space.
3. Other Key Growth Areas: CPUs & Gaming
📌 CPUs: Ryzen Growth Continues
AMD continues gaining CPU market share from Intel, particularly in high-end desktops.
New Ryzen 9900X3D & 9950X3D processors launched at CES 2025—big push for gaming.
📌 Gaming & Consoles: A Steady Cash Cow
AMD powers both PlayStation & Xbox, ensuring a stable revenue stream in gaming.
The next-gen PlayStation & Xbox rumors could bring a fresh wave of semi-custom chip demand.
4. Stock Performance & Valuation
📉 Stock Price (Feb 25, 2025): $103.96 (-3.79%)
📉 52-Week High: $132.83 (down ~22%)
📈 P/E Ratio: 27x forward earnings—a discount vs. NVIDIA (38x)
📊 Investor Sentiment:
AMD trades at a discount to NVIDIA, but it’s also a higher-risk AI play.
Wall Street wants to see AI execution improve before rewarding AMD with a higher multiple.
The next 2-3 quarters are critical—if AI demand accelerates, AMD has serious upside.
5. Final Take: A High-Conviction Play—If You Believe in the AI Story
🚀 The Bull Case: If AMD executes on AI GPUs, it could become a legitimate alternative to NVIDIA in data centers, driving massive growth.
⚠️ The Bear Case: If NVIDIA keeps dominating AI, AMD’s AI ambitions could stall, keeping it trapped as a CPU/gaming play with slower growth.
💡 Investor Takeaway:
If you believe AMD can gain AI market share, this is a strong long-term play at a discount. If not, NVIDIA remains the safer AI bet. Watch Q1 & Q2 execution closely.