Re: Too often when someone makes a reasonable comment that places AMD in either a favourable light or neither postive or negative light, you will chime in and try and unearth some supposed hidden negative about AMD that was missed or supposedly not understood.
It would be helpful to me if you could show a good example of this.
Nevertheless, I don't claim to be completely balanced, and in fact I see myself as a rather biased observer. That's not a bad thing, necessarily, since I attempt to give AMD the benefit of the doubt, when possible, in order to understand any threats they may pose in the future to my Intel investment. For example, you responded to my post here, in which I recognized Intel's rather weak entry in the value space, as AMD's strong positions in the $100 price point.
But like I said, you are free to have your own opinion about me. I just hope you don't pretend to judge me or my content based on your perception. Very few people on these boards can boast of being impartial. If you are a serious investor, you'll want to read everything with a grain of salt, and make your own opinions based on the data. I attempt to add a good dose of data to most of my posts, which is why I use a lot of links. And one thing that irks me is when someone pushes a strong opinion without offering any data to back it up. If you're going to do that, you had better have a good reputation for getting things right, because if you can't even do that, then your credibility here won't last long....
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