Nvidia became the most valuable company in the world this week when its market capitalization exceeded $4 trillion. Since the April plunge, $NVDAstock is up more than 70%. I have $NVDA stock in my portfolio and consider it a great company, but I see more potential in $AMD right now .
How far do you think Nvidia can grow?
Shares of $AMD have been rising solidly lately, and were up over 6% yesterday. The company's chips are getting better, already outperforming $NVDA in some respects , and major growth is yet to come. I've been buying below $100 myself and am curious to see where the price will go by the end of the year.
Do you think $AMD could grow to $200 this year?
I was also buying around $100 a while ago and since then the stock has risen nicely and hopefully that rise will continue.
🎮 Microsoft and AMD join forces!
Microsoft $MSFT last week announced a strategic partnership with AMD $AMD to shape the future of the Xbox platform across home consoles and cloud services. The goal is to develop next-generation custom chips that will take gaming to a whole new level.
It's a fine sector, but I've never been interested in the video game field.
AMD yesterday unveiled its line of chips that could be competitive with Nvidia's new Blackwell chips. For me, this is great news and it's clear that AMD is gradually catching up with Nvidia. I've been buying$AMDstock under $100 so I'm happy so far, but I think the main upside is yet to come.
What do you guys think? Do you have $AMDstock in your portfolio?
NVIDIA and AMD have won huge contracts from Saudi Arabia. Both companies will now work with local AI company HUMAIN. Shares of $NVDA gained 6% and $AMD gained 4% following the news . We'll see how this helps the companies, but it strikes me as great news and I'm glad I bought AMD stock below $100.
What do you think of this collaboration? Do you have shares of $NVDA or $AMD in...
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So cooperation is great. I'm happy for these two companies too, we'll just have to see what the tariffs are, they're easing up but I'm sure there will be some, I guess in the long run it doesn't matter. :) I'm more loaded in $AMD, $NVDA added just a little but still some nice profit I'm already making. :))
📅 Investment outlook of the week!
This week we have corporate earnings across various sectors, the US Fed rate decision and new data from the economy.
📈 Monday
ISM Services PMI - Let's keep an eye on the health of the sector that makes up the majority of the US economy.
🔌 Results before the markets open:
ON Semiconductor $ON - A key player in the supply chain for the automotive and...
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As for the results, this week will probably be more interesting for me than the last one. A number of companies whose shares I hold in my portfolio will report results, and I expect bigger moves because they are growth stocks. I will be watching the results of $PLTR, $NVO, $AMD and $TTD.
Which companies' results will you be interested in?
I'll be most interested in the results of $NVO now, as I already have a large position and hope the stock bounces off the bottom.
🔌Technology sector under pressure: Nvidia and AMD warn, the whole sector reacts with a sell-off!
Tensions between the US and China are once again rocking the technology market. Chipmakers are reporting higher costs and regulatory uncertainty that is starting to weigh heavily on company results and outlooks.
The most visible case is the company Nvidiawhich has announced that it...
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It's not good news for these two companies, but it doesn't change my opinion and I think AMD is a great company with a lot of potential.
Will anyone be buying $NVDAstock again ?
The stock has skyrocketed in the past year and a lot of investors have made good money on this stock. But so far this year, it's lost over 29%, and I think the valuation is getting interesting again. I've bought $AMDso far , but $NVDA is already looking tempting too.
I'm shopping for that $AMD now and I might buy some more. We'll see how these companies do now.
I also bet on AMD. They already have better chips and are slowly overtaking Nvidia.