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I think that MU will still triumph AMD because MU is already a trillion market cap company

$Alphabet(GOOG)$  $Microsoft(MSFT)$  

Yup I am investing in stage 3 now. Coherent os the next stage to invest

Analyzing whether $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ can replicate $Micron Technology(MU)$’s recent explosive breakout requires unpacking the fundamental differences in their business models, supply dynamics, and market positioning. While both are beneficiaries of the ongoing artificial intelligence capital expenditure (CapEx) boom, their corporate competitive advantages (moats) function entirely differently. Evaluating them side-by-side reveals why Micron was able to achieve a rapid, structural re-rating, and what AMD must overcome to deliver a similar trajectory. Defining the Moat: Proprietary Architecture vs. Oligopolistic Capacity The structural difference in their businesses defines how they generate revenue

I am invested in the chips but not the rest. Although storage still has a good and safe runway for at least the next 1-2 years, the run up has been rapid and I do not know how long this can sustain for or a crash might come soon as many one’s cash out. Or I would prefer to stay out of MU for safety. Data centres and power crunch that might come are still too early to ascertain the winners. Data centres take time to build and consume much energy and space. So, I think the upside can be limited. Potential sources of energy are plenty including nuclear and hydrogen, so it is still not clear to me which sources would prevail and with the limited cash that I have, I would like to have greater clarity before investing. It would be better to make less than to be a bag holder. Also, there are just

Probably YES, and my reasoning is because Micron’s rally is being powered by a memory supercycle (HBM, DRAM shortages, pricing spikes), while AMD’s surge is driven by AI GPUs and server CPUs competing against NVIDIA. All AMD needs is another huge jump in AI GPU demand, securing a major hyperscaler contracts, and sustaining a data-center revenue growth. 

$Vistra Energy Corp.(VST)$, $Constellation Energy Corp(CEG)$. Power gap is widening. At the end of the AI compute chain, there's just electricity demand. Long-term certainty is high. The window hasn't opened yet — but the direction is clear.

Technical analysis shows a short decline but long term rise. But it appears to be overvalued at the moment. @gordieeee  @ahshan  @peirong37  @Qing Yan  @沙隆巴斯對你股票使用黑卡  @Justin bala  @gnustiy  @TigerPM  @Tiger Trade Feed  

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Very bullish on AMD price target $600

10% more till the end of this year. Let's go.😊

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$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ + $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$. Where the AI wave started, where capital concentrated first. Valuations are high. Most retail investors entered late here.

AMD's 140% Rally Isn't Stopping? Institutions Bet Another 25% Upside U.S. AI and semiconductor stocks surged again on Tuesday as capital aggressively rotated back into high-beta AI hardware names. $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$   jumped 8%, extending its breakout rally, while $Micron Technology(MU)$   soared 21%, pushing its market capitalization above $1 trillion for the first time and reigniting momentum across the entire AI chip and memory space. Markets are increasingly pricing in a clear narrative: AI capital spending is not slowing down — it is entering another phase of acceleration. Against that backdrop, AMD's options ma

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A number of speculative 'Next Nvidia' but none can be direct replacement of Nvidia's complete market dominance.

I buy the supply-gap thesis, but not blindly at any price. $MU’s alpha window still looks open because AI servers need more HBM, DRAM, and high-performance storage, while 2026 HBM supply is reportedly sold out and pricing remains tight. That supports the “locked-in” thesis. But after the huge rally and trillion-dollar narrative, the easy re-rating may already be partly priced. The risk is not demand collapse, but cycle ceiling + expectation risk: if Samsung/SK Hynix add supply faster, or hyperscalers slow capex, MU can derate sharply. Optical likely gets the next rotation, especially CPO/800G/1.6T networking names, because compute clusters need faster, lower-power interconnects. Power is the deeper bottleneck: if electricity becomes the constraint, investors may rotate into power, cooling

Analyzing whether $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ can replicate $Micron Technology(MU)$’s recent explosive breakout requires unpacking the fundamental differences in their business models, supply dynamics, and market positioning. While both are beneficiaries of the ongoing artificial intelligence capital expenditure (CapEx) boom, their corporate competitive advantages (moats) function entirely differently. Evaluating them side-by-side reveals why Micron was able to achieve a rapid, structural re-rating, and what AMD must overcome to deliver a similar trajectory. Defining the Moat: Proprietary Architecture vs. Oligopolistic Capacity The structural difference in their businesses defines how they generate revenue

I think that MU will still triumph AMD because MU is already a trillion market cap company

$Alphabet(GOOG)$  $Microsoft(MSFT)$  

Yup I am investing in stage 3 now. Coherent os the next stage to invest

I am invested in the chips but not the rest. Although storage still has a good and safe runway for at least the next 1-2 years, the run up has been rapid and I do not know how long this can sustain for or a crash might come soon as many one’s cash out. Or I would prefer to stay out of MU for safety. Data centres and power crunch that might come are still too early to ascertain the winners. Data centres take time to build and consume much energy and space. So, I think the upside can be limited. Potential sources of energy are plenty including nuclear and hydrogen, so it is still not clear to me which sources would prevail and with the limited cash that I have, I would like to have greater clarity before investing. It would be better to make less than to be a bag holder. Also, there are just

$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$’s recent mega-announcement to invest over $10 billion directly into Taiwan’s AI and semiconductor ecosystem is a massive statement of intent. Teaming up with key players like ASE and SPIL for advanced 2.5D packaging, preparing their next-gen 2nm "Venice" CPUs, and laying the groundwork for the Instinct MI450X GPU shows that CEO Lisa Su is building a multi-year foundation. However, looking at the structural numbers, calling AMD the "New Nvidia" requires some serious ground rules. I am writing this article as I have both AMD and Nvidia in my long-term tech portfolio, and I feel that it could be a good time to explore investing in AMD for short-mid term to make some profits, but Nvidia with its ecosystem expanding, it is

Probably YES, and my reasoning is because Micron’s rally is being powered by a memory supercycle (HBM, DRAM shortages, pricing spikes), while AMD’s surge is driven by AI GPUs and server CPUs competing against NVIDIA. All AMD needs is another huge jump in AI GPU demand, securing a major hyperscaler contracts, and sustaining a data-center revenue growth. 

AMD's 140% Rally Isn't Stopping? Institutions Bet Another 25% Upside U.S. AI and semiconductor stocks surged again on Tuesday as capital aggressively rotated back into high-beta AI hardware names. $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$   jumped 8%, extending its breakout rally, while $Micron Technology(MU)$   soared 21%, pushing its market capitalization above $1 trillion for the first time and reigniting momentum across the entire AI chip and memory space. Markets are increasingly pricing in a clear narrative: AI capital spending is not slowing down — it is entering another phase of acceleration. Against that backdrop, AMD's options ma

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$earnings are in the rearview. Where does the AI capital cycle flow next? The diffusion map is clear — money is rotating down the stack across 5 stages. The alpha window is different at each one. Stage 1: GPU & CPU $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ + $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$. Where the AI wave started, where capital concentrated first. Valuations are high. Most retail investors entered late here. Stage 2: Memory (actively running — highest alpha right now) $Micron Technology(MU)$ HBM demand surge, severe supply-demand imbalance, price and volume both rising.

$Vistra Energy Corp.(VST)$, $Constellation Energy Corp(CEG)$. Power gap is widening. At the end of the AI compute chain, there's just electricity demand. Long-term certainty is high. The window hasn't opened yet — but the direction is clear.

Technical analysis shows a short decline but long term rise. But it appears to be overvalued at the moment. @gordieeee  @ahshan  @peirong37  @Qing Yan  @沙隆巴斯對你股票使用黑卡  @Justin bala  @gnustiy  @TigerPM  @Tiger Trade Feed  

I buy the supply-gap thesis, but not blindly at any price. $MU’s alpha window still looks open because AI servers need more HBM, DRAM, and high-performance storage, while 2026 HBM supply is reportedly sold out and pricing remains tight. That supports the “locked-in” thesis. But after the huge rally and trillion-dollar narrative, the easy re-rating may already be partly priced. The risk is not demand collapse, but cycle ceiling + expectation risk: if Samsung/SK Hynix add supply faster, or hyperscalers slow capex, MU can derate sharply. Optical likely gets the next rotation, especially CPO/800G/1.6T networking names, because compute clusters need faster, lower-power interconnects. Power is the deeper bottleneck: if electricity becomes the constraint, investors may rotate into power, cooling

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Very bullish on AMD price target $600

10% more till the end of this year. Let's go.😊

🌟🌟🌟Despite reaching the historic USD 1 Trillion market capitalisation milestone, $Micron Technology(MU)$ is undervalued. Why? Micron has triggered a high margin supply constraint across the entire global tech grid.  This is because an AI chip requires 3 times the wafer footprint of a standard phone or PC chip. With capacity 100% spoken for through 2026 and 2027 orders locked in, Micron's 7.7x Forward P/E ratio means that investors are essentially buying an enterprise monopoly at a deep discount. @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @Tiger_SG

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$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ + $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$. Where the AI wave started, where capital concentrated first. Valuations are high. Most retail investors entered late here.

I’m currently most bullish on Stage 2 — memory, especially $Micron Technology(MU)$ . HBM has become a critical bottleneck for AI, and supply still looks very tight due to EUV restrictions and advanced packaging limitations. I think the market still underestimates how important memory is compared to GPUs, which is why MU still has room to run. I also believe optical networking could be the next rotation. As AI workloads explode, bandwidth demand will surge, making companies like $COHERENT(COHR)$ and $POET Technologies Inc(POET)$ increasingly interesting. AI is no longer just ab

With AI infrastructure scaling exponentially, these foundational architecture plays face limitless growth, offering investors the highest captured upside in the market. 🚀