>As CEO of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Lisa Su is credited with pulling the 50-year-old company out of a financial tailspin by expanding into the graphics and video games chip market.
>Through Su's leadership, AMD is the sole chip provider for both Microsoft's Xbox and Sony's PlayStation gaming consoles.
TSLA smokes FNGU if you look at their charts. Unfortunately FNGU has only been out like 2 years so It's not really enough data but in that time TSLA = 579% ROI and FNGU = 163% Obviously a company can't just grow at that rate forever and that's the pros / cons of an ETF over just picking the right stock every time. I just wish I could compare FNGU and TQQQ without TSLA being part of either's holdings.
Or if one of these companies would make a legit FAGTMANN 3x bull ETF. Fuck twitter and fuck chinks
Nicholas Nguyen
no margin the real gains have been in zen CPU with intc
Luke Howard
idk how high AMD will go by the end of the year, i just know it's gonna make new ATH's for sure.
>no impressive games, graphically. on the horizon >literally nothing coming for years, at least >2080 runs everything that exists at max everything y tho
Weekends suck so hard I have literally 0 hobbies. I just try to sleep 13 hours + to avoid the days to the maximum. I wish I could do some drugs at least
I don't know. I don't own a VR headset. I would tell you just to buy a 3060/3070 when they come out as they'll (most likely) be the best value. GDDR6X is worth it and the higher clock speeds.
Aaron Price
this post is the truth but it makes horse cucks seethe
Just giving you guys a heads up, next few weeks are going to see a massive correction in the major averages.
Partly because Eurozone is looking very shitty these days. European PMIs disappointing massively, V-recovery narrative shattering as real-time metrics show very little rebound in the real economy and corona is raging again in many countries like Italy and Spain. A crash in European markets is enough to cause a ripple effect in US markets, but also, it's going to cause a big drop in the Euro and we're gonna see a very large rally in the Dollar. That will further shock equity markets to the downside in the short term.
PMs may be shocked down too but beware, Comex delivery month is winding down and the Sep contract rolls off the board next Friday. The next delivery month is fucking December, and I expect many entities that want their physical will stand for delivery now rather than wait that long. So if anything PMs could go up despite a strong dollar, which shouldn't be surprising given that's exactly what was happening all last year and the first half of this year.
