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<blockquote data-quote="NightShade" data-source="post: 3126317" data-attributes="member: 29706"><p>I bought SiriusXM when it was around .70 cents per share and bought AMD when it was around 2.00 per share. Turned around and sold everything off already but trippled my money. AMD right now is set to eat Intel's breakfast as their EPYC cpu's are going to gouge into Intel's server market. They also make some money from the GPU market as pretty much ALL of the gaming systems (xbox, Playstation, Nintendo) use AMD gpu's and have for a few years now. The one thing AMD needs to do is get a GPU that is cheap and also kicks the crap out of Nvidia at which point the stock will easily hit 60 per share if not more. I honestly wish I had gotten some Nvidia stock when it was down around 14 per share now that it's running near 270. However when AMD does shoot up Nvidia stock will drop by twice as much as what AMD climbs by so watch for that. Nvidia pretty much only has their GPU based stuff so when they have a faster product they stay ahead but AMD is being undervalued quite a bit right now especially due to Intel playing games <a href="https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-28-core-cpu-5ghz,37244.html" target="_blank">https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-28-core-cpu-5ghz,37244.html</a> AMD <a href="https://www.tomshardware.co.uk/amd-threadripper-2-32-cores,news-58578.html" target="_blank">DOES have a 32 core cpu </a>designed for desktop systems that is real they demoed at the same event but Intel got the big groups on something they don't even have in the works and would cost as much as a used car for the cpu alone.</p><p></p><p>I would still buy Sirius XM at this point as well. It has made steady climbs and at it's high point before the last recession it was near 40 bucks a share and at the current 7 to 8 it's not bad. Most of their business is cars and almost all new vehicles have radio's equipped with their tech. That says to me the more cars that are being sold the more money they are going to make in the long run even if only 20 percent keep a subscription.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NightShade, post: 3126317, member: 29706"] I bought SiriusXM when it was around .70 cents per share and bought AMD when it was around 2.00 per share. Turned around and sold everything off already but trippled my money. AMD right now is set to eat Intel's breakfast as their EPYC cpu's are going to gouge into Intel's server market. They also make some money from the GPU market as pretty much ALL of the gaming systems (xbox, Playstation, Nintendo) use AMD gpu's and have for a few years now. The one thing AMD needs to do is get a GPU that is cheap and also kicks the crap out of Nvidia at which point the stock will easily hit 60 per share if not more. I honestly wish I had gotten some Nvidia stock when it was down around 14 per share now that it's running near 270. However when AMD does shoot up Nvidia stock will drop by twice as much as what AMD climbs by so watch for that. Nvidia pretty much only has their GPU based stuff so when they have a faster product they stay ahead but AMD is being undervalued quite a bit right now especially due to Intel playing games [URL]https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-28-core-cpu-5ghz,37244.html[/URL] AMD [URL='https://www.tomshardware.co.uk/amd-threadripper-2-32-cores,news-58578.html']DOES have a 32 core cpu [/URL]designed for desktop systems that is real they demoed at the same event but Intel got the big groups on something they don't even have in the works and would cost as much as a used car for the cpu alone. I would still buy Sirius XM at this point as well. It has made steady climbs and at it's high point before the last recession it was near 40 bucks a share and at the current 7 to 8 it's not bad. Most of their business is cars and almost all new vehicles have radio's equipped with their tech. That says to me the more cars that are being sold the more money they are going to make in the long run even if only 20 percent keep a subscription. [/QUOTE]
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