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This is only my 2nd quarter holding ERF. Is it normal for them to have a massive selloff after positive earnings & outlook? Last quarter did the same.
Is there a bottom to this thing or what? This is ridiculous.
Anyone have a clue as to why this has been steadily dropping after a solid earnings?
Maybe I'm looking at it the wrong way, but it seems to me AMD is just spinning their wheels with its attempts to remain in the CPU market. They seems to be doing reasonably well with their APU's (not to mention their is a lot of room for growth with that technology), their graphics are still competitive, and they are breaking into the server market with signs of gaining share.
It looks to me like they are doing nothing more than beating a dead horse. Seems to me they should try and generate some much needed cash by giving up on the CPU market and maybe selling off some patents and focus their limited resources where they have the most potential, (APU's, GPU's, SeaMicro).
Anyone else feel that way?
The thing to remember is going into last earnings, major financial companies had them rated around neutral to buy. After the report they all downgraded to sell.
Going into earnings this time almost everyone has them rated as sell with very few smaller financial institutions rating them a hold. There really is no room for any more downgrades after this report.
Personally, I don't see the potential for a major dip anymore if the report is good considering it's already as low as it can get with its ratings.
Does anyone know their debt structure? What is owed to global foundries vs. borrowed money. Has the amount decreased or increased over the last year. Is the money owed to Global Foundries interest free? And maybe stretching, what their interest rates are?
Keep that BS to yourself. This forum is specifically to discuss stocks not some screwed up personal political beliefs. You want to discuss politics, discuss it in private.
Its probably going to stay relatively stagnant until earnings. Maybe a run either way right before earnings from people who are a little shakey.
But speaking of earnings, does anyone know what the expected earnings report is? I heard 1 person say it's supposed to be positive in an article but the last I recall it was expected to still post a loss.
Anyone know what time Microsoft is going to unveil the 720? Is it going to be before, during, or aftermarket?
Yeah, I got lucky and picked up another thousand shares at 3.70 yesterday. My only regret is my stop loss sold well below my limit and dumped at 3.70 after the massive tank. But I managed to get those back at same price plus my extras.
Given the premarket it looks like I've already made out.
Now that they're getting everything back in order and seem to be headed in the direction of its (although brief) glory days, they might not want to accept a buyout. I'm cool with given the potential for even bigger gains as long as they keep on the path they're on.
Correct me if I'm wrong. Didn't AMD beat expectations and by a decent margin?
If so since when does a stock plummet after beating expectations? Even if expectations weren't great it's still more or less positive.
I agree, while I haven't cashed out, I'm down so far it doesn't matter at this point. I'm just gonna sit on my shares for either a bounce or a write off when I have enough in gains from my other investments.
I was a pretty solid believer until the last canceled CC, followed by now months of silence long passed due financials.
the good thing is It's got me focusing more on solid companies, that while are unlikely to hit as big of payday as pinkies, they are also as unlikely to tank so hard you lose everything.
I've seen nothing but green since being out of pennies.
At this point I can honestly say believe in the business concept but I don't believe in him. I wasn't sure about him up until the last CC and the claim of removing the stop sign with up to date financials, now I just see him as less than competent.
He's proving he's not an exceptionally capable CEO. To the benefit of the doubt I'd say he had a good idea but doesn't really know how to run this business while keeping up with promises to shareholders.
If he cared about shareholders the stop sign would be removed by now.
Here it goes stagnant, stagnant, stagnant!!!
I've done well with calling AMD both times I invested in it. I made good guessing it was not far from a huge run. This is a severely underrated tech company and only because of the financial power of intel. However, the substance of AMD goes a long way and will lead them on another run. Withing a year I would expect one of its bigger runs.
JMHO
What are you talking about? I just went to http://thedirectory.com/ and everything was working fine.
The only concern is very limited listings. I would argue that at the rate it's going with growth it'll probably have to be sold. Either way, it seems like a well structured website and a cool idea. Making it a good opportunity for purchase.
If the money is being managed well (and I totally understand with a pinkie that's a big IF) It could still grow under current management, but should probably be turned over to someone with more experience ASAP. Even if SG is being strait with us he still is less reliable than I would like in a CEO.