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Bull case
5 stances- Forced, price-insensitive buying from passive funds will consume up to 45% of the float. ↗
- Zero new share supply in the next 3 weeks due to lockups creates a severe supply-demand mismatch. ↗
- Options launch next week and retail holding penalties will fuel a gamma squeeze. ↗
- High annualized return (50%) when using the Wheel options strategy. ↗
- Generates substantial option premiums suitable for the Wheel strategy. ↗
- Fundamentally strong stock worth holding long-term. ↗
Bear case
0 stances- Extreme valuation ($1.75T) that is fundamentally disconnected from reality. ↗
- Inevitable crash expected in October when lockups expire and massive supply hits the market. ↗
- Trading at extremely high valuation multiples, which the author acknowledges as a potential catch. ↗
- Implied Volatility Rank (IVR) is very high, presenting a theoretical opportunity for volatility crush. ↗
- The author initially established a bearish diagonal spread anticipating post-earnings weakness or volatility contraction. ↗
- AMD's TTM P/E ratio is extremely high at 159x, indicating severe overvaluation. ↗
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r/wallstreetbetsBullish on XNDU's room-temp photonic quantum tech, citing scalability, lower cooling costs vs IBM/Google, and PennyLane software.
Bullish on SPCX due to supply-demand mismatch, forced index buying, and options gamma squeeze before October lockups.
SPCX faces a short-term squeeze driven by forced passive buying, low float, and options, despite long-term lockup risks.
r/optionsThe author shares that AMD is their top stock for the Wheel options strategy, claiming a 50% annualized return.
r/thetagangA brief post asking if others are using the Wheel options strategy on AMD.
Author plans a Wheel strategy on AMD with $45k, targeting 12-16% OTM strikes for up to 4.3% returns, confident it will hit $1T market cap.
INTC's rally is a delusional bubble driven by political theater with Apple, citing terrible financials and inability to replace TSMC.
Author argues INTC is a bubble driven by political pressure for an Apple deal, citing poor valuation and lost server share to AMD.
r/stocksAuthor asks why ARM is overlooked, citing its strong moat, high-margin licensing model, and broad AI exposure without manufacturing costs.
r/valueinvestingAuthor argues ADBE is a value stock but warns of AI risks, emphasizing diversified portfolios over concentrated single-stock bets.
Author seeks advice on managing a bearish AMD options trade as the stock rallies and IV remains high.
The author ranks NVDA, AMD, and AVGO based on TTM fundamentals, highlighting AMD's extremely high 159x P/E ratio.
Lost 80% on AMD calls but saved by a Trump tweet pumping SPY 0DTE options.
Author rolled an AMD put at a $3500 loss and worries about wash sale tax rules while planning to trade AMD options all year.
r/investingAuthor argues copper is a more obvious AI investment than chipmakers as data center power and transmission demand outpaces supply.
Author asks for entry points and targets to hold AMD, MSFT, and GOOGL forever, predicting AMD could reach a $2T market cap.
A trader expresses frustration after an AI agent significantly outperformed his manual trading in semiconductor stocks.
AMD led a $350M round for an 'anti-Nvidia' startup that will use the funds to buy AMD chips, sparking mockery.
OP tested a $450 stop-loss on AMD while it was at $550, got stopped out during sleep, and missed the immediate bounce back.
A comprehensive categorized list of stocks across semiconductors, AI, energy, and space sectors.
Samsung's foundry chief vows to catch TSMC in 10-20 years, betting on Tesla's AI chip contract and expanding ties with AMD and Qualcomm.
Options flow scanner detected massive institutional PUT sweeps for AMD and IRDM, signaling bearish sentiment.
Author tracks Day 4 of an AI-managed $1k Robinhood portfolio, which is down 11.4% and just added RGTI.
User questions if the sharp single-day drop in MRVL, MU, and AMD signals a broken thesis or just market noise.
Investors express shock and concern over significant single-session drops in MRVL, MU, and AMD, seeking explanations for the semiconductor sell-off.
Trimming AMD from 50% to 12.5% due to volatility, reallocating to SMH ETF and non-semi stocks while remaining bullish on the core thesis.
Ex-employee argues SpaceX IPO will sustain high valuations like the post-2020 housing market, despite regulatory and space junk risks.
Author seeks advice on buying safe, reasonably valued AI stocks like NVDA, ASML, AMD, and MU for a hands-off portfolio.
r/stockmarketUser asks if AMD's 10% drop is a buying opportunity or a sign to stay away, providing no personal analysis.
Nasdaq drops 4% amid high valuations and expected rate hikes; author advises dumping frothy stocks and holding high-quality tech giants.