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95 articles tagged AMD, newest first. Every price call in these articles was recorded when published and later checked against market data — see the track record.
Meta Adds $43.27 While Alphabet Slides — 975 Basis Points Inside the Same Ad Market
Meta gapped 5.69% higher on its new model and agent app, closing at $656.75. Alphabet opened at its session high and never traded above it again. Both sell the...
Oil and Record Copper Repriced the Discount Rate — and NVDA Gave Back Its Entire Gap
The Dow lost 575 points while the Nasdaq slipped 0.1%. NVIDIA opened 1.22% higher and closed at $227.09, near the low of its range, as AMD and Tesla absorbed $4...
Booking Drops 7% and Visa Follows — The Consumer Trade Cracked While AMD Printed $509.02.02
Booking Holdings fell 7% to $179.76 on soft travel sentiment and renewed rate-hike chatter. Visa was the worst megacap on our board. AMD ripped 6.59% anyway.
The AI Rotation Call Meets a Board Where NVDA and META Both Closed at 90-Day Highs
AMD added $21.29 and NVIDIA closed at $230.35, a 90-day high, while Microsoft gave back $10.58. The consumption-over-construction thesis has a data problem.
Regulators Look at Cybercab and Tesla Loses 6% — the Money Went to AMD
Tesla shed $22.45 after safety regulators said they were evaluating the Cybercab rollout. On the same session AMD gained 4.67% — a 1,063 basis point spread insi...
The 13F Bid Didn't Show Up — JPM Closed $358.48 While AMD Ripped 4.67%
Filings showed heavy second-quarter accumulation in JPMorgan. The stock still closed down 0.99%. Friday's real money went to AI silicon — AMD $477.45, NVDA a fr...
Adobe's Insider CEO Pick Cost 7% — and Microsoft Gave Back $10.58 the Same Day
A succession announcement priced as an AI-strategy risk premium. Application software sold off while AMD added $21.29 and NVIDIA closed at a 90-day high of $230...
The AI Trade Is Splitting in Two — and Thursday's 138 Basis Points Show Where the Money Went
A week of selling in Chinese AI names ended with capital moving back to traditional sectors. In New York, the same fracture appeared: platforms took the bid, me...
Waller Killed the Hike Trade and Nine of Ten Megacaps Gapped Up — AMD Still Closed Red
A dovish Waller reset September rate-hike odds and nine of the ten largest names gapped higher. Tesla added 5.41%; AMD closed lower for a third straight session...
Broadcom's AI Targets Lifted NVDA $6.81. AMD Lost $3.10 on the Same Headline.
An AI demand signal that moves the incumbent and not the second source is a statement about who captures the incremental dollar. NVDA closed $224.25; AMD closed...
Crypto Sold the Rate-Hike Odds. Equities Didn't — NVDA Closed $224.25, Up 3.13%
Bitcoin and Ethereum fell on rising rate-hike odds and Iran risk. Large-cap equities ignored it — NVDA closed $224.25, up 3.13%, and seven of ten names finished...
The ECB Says the AI Rally Will Correct. Inside the Index, It Already Has
ECB researchers warned Monday that an AI-driven adjustment should be expected. The prior session's 655-basis-point spread between AMD and NVIDIA suggests the ad...
A Record S&P Close With Seven of Ten Mega-Caps Red — AMD Took the Whole Bid
Flat July PPI pushed the S&P 500 to a record 7,798.99. AMD ripped 6.5% to $514.40 and closed on its high. Almost everything else faded.
Goldman's Post-Q2 Conviction List Skips Every Megacap — And AMD Added $31.38 Anyway
Goldman's top ideas after second-quarter earnings are mid-cap contractors and software. Meanwhile AMD closed $0.21 off its session high at $514.40 while seven o...
Flat PPI Was Supposed to Lift Everything — Instead AMD Took All of It and Seven of Ten Closed Red
Wholesale prices were unchanged in July and the disinflation trade delivered exactly one winner: AMD closed +6.50% at $514.40 while the rest of the megacap comp...
The Rotation Into Tech Is Real — But JPMorgan Printed $366.49 and Closed at $363.11
Eight of the ten largest US names finished higher as money left mining and gold for technology. The two that failed at their highs — JPMorgan and AMD — carry th...
CPI Wednesday Is the Only Binary — NVDA Closed at $223.89 With 18.1M Shares Behind It
July CPI Wednesday, PPI Thursday, retail sales Friday. Friday's close was a bet on a cool print — high beta bid, payments and Alphabet sold near their lows.
Record Earnings Beat, and AMD Still Gave Back $15.02 From Its Open
Second-quarter reporting closed with the largest aggregate S&P 500 earnings beat on record — and AMD still surrendered a $9.01 gap-up to finish at $483.27.
Weak Payrolls, Record Close: NVDA Took the Bid at $223.89, AMD Gave Back $15.55
Negative July payrolls killed the September hike trade and the S&P printed a record. The money went to high beta — Visa fell 2.13% and closed near its low.
Chip and Software Beats Are Being Sold: Six of Seven Gap-Up Opens Closed Below the Open
Western Digital and Sandisk raised forecasts and the S&P 500 went nowhere. Alphabet surrendered $20.92 a share from its open, and only NVIDIA held its gap.