Intel actually surprised in the end. The results beat expectations and the shares $INTC jumped 8% in after-hours trading. I wouldn’t invest in it myself, but it’s clear the fundamentals are changing and the business may be starting to grow again.
What do you think? Will Intel catch up to companies like $AMD and $NVDA?
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On 28 October 2025 there will be a major NVIDIA conference that could significantly shake up the tech market with announcements in robotics, AI and new chip platforms. The biggest impact is expected in robotics, autonomous systems and companies connected to the NVIDIA ecosystem.
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I sold both AMD and NVIDIA (168). I took decent profits, and if I buy again I’d probably only pick one company — I’ll see what the dip does and whether it even falls lower, maybe around $135 for AMD and $145 for NVIDIA 🍀
I mainly trust AMD. Both companies are great and I think the stock will get above $200 in a few weeks.
Nvidia became the most valuable company in the world this week when its market capitalization exceeded $4 trillion. Since the April plunge, $NVDAstock is up more than 70%. I have $NVDA stock in my portfolio and consider it a great company, but I see more potential in $AMD right now .
How far do you think Nvidia can grow?
I also bet on AMD. They already have better chips and are slowly overtaking Nvidia.
Shares of $AMD have been rising solidly lately, and were up over 6% yesterday. The company's chips are getting better, already outperforming $NVDA in some respects , and major growth is yet to come. I've been buying below $100 myself and am curious to see where the price will go by the end of the year.
Do you think $AMD could grow to $200 this year?
I was also buying around $100 a while ago and since then the stock has risen nicely and hopefully that rise will continue.
I had it, I sold it. I bought it before that big drop when they suspended dividends; now after the rebound I sold it with a 30% profit after just under two years. It's enough that I have AMD and Nvidia.
Maybe their in-house manufacturing will kick in after all... but I don't really trust them anymore.