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To: fastpathguru who wrote (275734)	7/26/2017 11:16:08 AM
From: fastpathguru	of 275872

Adding this to consolidated record just for s**ts and <ggg>'s: Message 31092277 Trigger finger getting itchy. Where's My Muse!? fpg

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To: fastpathguru who wrote (275826)	7/26/2017 11:43:39 AM
From: Pravin Kamdar	of 275872

Doubling down at $9.90 was a bold move. I just bought back my 10% at $15.23. They will probably push it lower, but want to be all-in for Ryzen 3, Threadripper, and Vega over the next few days.

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From: JakeStraw	7/26/2017 12:11:54 PM
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Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. is now covered by analysts at Robert W. Baird. They set an "outperform" rating and a $20.00 price target on the stock.

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From: zax	11/8/2017 12:42:22 PM
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Something is in the air at AMD... Let the speculation begin. Raja Koduri, AMD’s Radeon Tech Group Leader, Resigns November 7, 2017 6:00 PM EST anandtech.com On the day following what’s perhaps one of the greatest (and oddest) product design wins for AMD’s Radeon Technologies Group, a second bit of surprising news is coming out of AMD. Raja Koduri, the Senior VP and Chief Architect of the group, who has been its leader since the RTG was formed two years ago, has announced that he is resigning from the company, effective tomorrow.

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To: zax who wrote (275829)	11/8/2017 7:24:26 PM
From: zax	of 275872

Ah, yes. "Personal reasons" ROFLMAO. Intel poaches AMD's graphics chip leader bizjournals.com The former leader of Advanced Micro Devices' graphics chips unit is jumping to rival chipmaker Intel Corp. Raja Koduri announced his resignation from AMD on Tuesday after serving as senior vice president and chief of architecture for the Sunnyvale-based company's two-year-old Radeon Technology Group. By Wednesday morning, reports began floating that he might join Santa Clara-based Intel but the company didn't make an official announcement until Wednesday afternoon.

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To: zax who wrote (275830)	11/13/2017 11:59:30 AM
From: Elmer Phud	of 275872

The whole thing makes no sense to me on both accounts. Why is Intel using an AMD graphics chip in a MCM when they could have used NVidia and is Intel planning on developing a competitive graphics device of their own?

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To: Elmer Phud who wrote (275831)	7/28/2018 6:10:58 PM
From: combjelly	of 275872

Because nVidia and Intel aren't on speaking terms. Haven't been for years. Not to mention, nVidia is not that interested in customizing their products for customers. Which is why AMD has owned the console market for the past few years. Intel wanted the product now, or back then and not some time in the 2020s. So AMD was more or less their only choice. I am impressed with what you did with this group. More vibrant and alive than it ever has been.

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To: combjelly who wrote (275832)	8/17/2018 7:31:07 PM
From: rzborusa	of 275872

>am impressed with what you did with this group. More vibrant and alive than it ever has been. He he heh. El probably owns shares by now. But can't bring up the words. They just stick in his throat.

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From: JakeStraw	9/11/2018 12:45:48 PM
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Buy AMD shares, because the chipmaker can compete against Nvidia in A.I., analyst says Rosenblatt Securities raises its price target to $40 from $30 for AMD shares, citing the chipmaker's process manufacturing lead versus Nvidia. The new forecast represents 34 percent upside to Monday’s closing price and is the highest target of the 24 analysts who cover AMD on Wall Street, according to FactSet. cnbc.com

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From: JakeStraw	9/21/2018 11:41:23 AM
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Jefferies says AMD could triple its market share due to Intel's supply problem cnbc.com As a result, the analyst predicts AMD may be able to triple its market share to 30 percent of the processor market from 10 percent today.

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