AMD
Advanced Micro Devices
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My portfolio:
Meta (156% return) 0.3% total portfolio started from day one.
Largest and oldest holding FCNTX ( +236% rtn) is actually a mf. 0.32% of total porfolio.
NVDA +275% rtn since 2010. 0.23% of total portfolio.
Only AMD and AAPL have >1000%. Negligible portfolio for 2 decades at least.

Akamai’s CDN relies on over **350,000 servers** distributed across thousands of locations globally. Because this edge network was built out over a 25-year period, a massive majority of those existing, legacy caching servers run on **Intel Xeon processors**. When it comes to modern server purchasing, Akamai heavily favors **AMD EPYC processors**. For example, Akamai utilizes AMD hardware to power its modern, high-performance edge compute platforms. Furthermore, massive expansions—such as Akamai's landmark **$11.6 billion computing infrastructure agreement with Anthropic**—rely heavily on scaling out raw x86 CPU clusters, where AMD has captured significant infrastructure momentum.

Yeah I feel crazy that NVidia isn't even 1/2th of AMD. I know the effect of market cap in growth but you'd think NVidia will be growing closer to its future projection.

"While AMD is heavily positioned to win a large share of this deployment, the contract relies on a hardware partnership with Lenovo and leaves the door open to a mix of both AMD and Intel Xeon processors depending on the specific data center buildout" - Gemini (sourcing Yahoo Finance)

## 📈 52-Week Highs:
The 52-Week Highs list shows stocks that have reached their highest price point in the past 52 weeks during the trading session.
| Symbol | Name | Price | Year High | Market Cap |
|:-------|:-----|:-----:|:---------:|:----------:|
| [AMD](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/AMD) | Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. | $630.63 | $638.95 | $1.0T |
| [BK](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/BK) | The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation | $141.91 | $143.09 | $97.4B |
| [HPE](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/HPE) | Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company | $62.94 | $65.65 | $83.3B |
| [HONIV](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/HONIV) | Honeywell International Inc. Common Stock Ex Distribution When Issued | $256.01 | $267.99 | $81.1B |
| [MRNA](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/MRNA) | Moderna, Inc. | $198.88 | $202.67 | $78.9B |
## 📉 52-Week Lows:
The 52-Week Lows list shows stocks that have reached their lowest price point in the past 52 weeks during the trading session.
| Symbol | Name | Price | Year Low | Market Cap |
|:-------|:-----|:-----:|:--------:|:----------:|
| [PEP](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/PEP) | PepsiCo, Inc. | $128.63 | $126.90 | $175.7B |
| [LOW](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/LOW) | Lowe's Companies, Inc. | $189.22 | $187.15 | $106.1B |
| [SNY](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/SNY) | Sanofi | $41.11 | $40.66 | $98.7B |
| [SOMN](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/SOMN) | The Southern Company | $44.74 | $44.46 | $98.0B |
| [SO](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/SO) | The Southern Company | $82.88 | $82.09 | $95.3B |
**Source:** [52-Week Highs-Lows](https://marketrodeo.com/market-movers?tab=highs-lows)

I bought AMD for around $4 because of the first Xbox hype, it tanked to under 2 after that and I sold at a loss.. I would have been able to retire if I held

You’re super focused on the price, but what about TSLA made you buy it? Was their financials? Products that they’re making? Things in their pipeline?
For example, I invested in NVDA and AMD because I was interested in AI/ML work since 2018. I understood that NVDA was the best chip maker because I used them. I also understood AMD was a close second and was rapidly catching up because I built computers as a hobby, and was learning how they’re quickly becoming the face of AI. I thought NVDA was a huge buying opportunity and DCA in 2019/2020 during the whole bitcoin discussion because of AI/ML.
What were your reasons for buying the stocks beyond their price? That might be one of the reasons you didn’t do well, and /or had weak conviction, leading you to buy high and sell low.
My biggest learning is to buy only industries I’m well versed in, and diversify with a broad market index fund.

Great to see you saving half your earnings at 23. Investing in stocks is a great way to build wealth. You could have $1 million in 20 years by investing on a schedule. Avoid short term trading.
I would invest half in S&P 500 index ETF (pick one of VOO, SPY or IVV), then half in great companies participating and benefiting in the AI revolution. I would pick five stocks and buy on limit order only after you pick a price. Do not chase surges. Here is a list you can research on Yahoo Finance and AI. I use AI prompt what do Dan Ives, Tom Lee and Gene Muenster think of these companies. They are top tech analysts. Compound and Friends by Josh Brown recently released a podcast interviewing Dan Ives and Tom Lee.
SpaceX: This is a really unique company that needs until 2030 to put all the pieces together. Listen to the Brad Gerstner podcast a few days before the June IPO and the Morgan Brennan podcasts on the space economy.
Semiconductors: NVIDIA, Broadcom, AMD, ARM and Marvel. NVIDIA is my favorite.
Cybersecurity (needed more than ever with AI): CrowdStrike and Palo Alto. CrowdStrike is my favorite.
Data Center Construction: GE Vernova (power), Eaton (big contractor with liquid cooling) and Vertiv (mid size electrical contractor).
AI Software: Palantir and Snowflake.
Consumer Products: Apple
Hyper scaler: Alphabet is more favorite because they are competitive on the whole tech stack.
Use Yahoo Finance and podcasts to learn. Since these companies are all high growth but high volatility, you need half your investments going into an S&P 500 ETF.

Hedge for AMD. Legendary run up this year.
Other stocks I have small enough amount that I don't think it's worth purchasing puts.

Copying AMD's weird enterprise product naming scheme now?

Indeed, and unfortunately, the friends, colleagues or influencers who make the most noise are those who have made huge profits on a single share and are boasting about it loud and clear everywhere...
Unfortunately, this accounts for just 0.1 per cent of investors – the lucky few.
Those who put everything into SPY or a global ETF have outperformed 90 per cent of the other investors who tried to beat the markets.
My biggest regret is that if I’d put everything into SGOV, I’d be much wealthier today… It really is a shame!
NB. The proof of this is that today everyone ; absolutely everyone ; is talking about nothing but Intel, AMD, NVDA or TSLA.
Whereas at some point over the last five years, everyone was slating them.

MU TSM SNDK AMD

If AMD is worth $1 trillion valuation then Samsung should be worth $5 trillions. Samsung profits are minimum 10X AMD

AMD itself.

I once owned AMD at like $1.77, like 300 shares back in 2015 when I was in college. Sold it all for booze and a weekend getaway at a hotel that was 30 minutes away from my school. (If anyone has a time travel machine, now would be the time to share.)

Beside index funds, I have investment in AMD as well. I bought earlier than you and its currently represent a significant percentage of my portfolio. I have no intention of selling as I believe the company got a very bright future.
Based on your responses I think you should sell everything and diversify into index. Maybe keep a little for FOMO.
Congrats on your win.

LOL NVIDIA AND AMD ENDED SAME PERCENT
**225.07**\+0.49(+0.22%)
**630.63**\+1.37(+0.22%)

wow that AMD would look nice now in your portfolio. you were looking at gains in months when you should be looking at years.

You have absolutely no idea! Losing money or taking profits isn’t like gambling.
The same goes when you believe in a project… why cut your losses straight away rather than average down? That isn’t gambling either.
Your response shows just how much you know about the market.
Those who have been dollar-cost averaging heavily and consistently in INTC at $30, or AMD below $100, or TSLA below $180, prove exactly that what you’re saying makes absolutely no sense.
Thank you for reading. Have a good weekend.

You bought $1200 of AMD when it was 2-3 dollars and you only have 80k? Seems like you should have closer to 250k.