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—Not ranked on AMD yet: fewer than 10 calls on it, too little data or no scored pool · 432 calls · MethodologyNot scored on AMD yet
Top 10%Top 10% of analysts worldwide by press citations · 1 articles · 1 outlets · last 12 monthsCitations · 1 articles · 1 outlets
Relative view by default: fewer than 30 AMD calls or days on record.
Current BiasBear29% Bullish
Accurate InNot scored on AMDAccuracy is scored per asset, among the analysts who hold enough calls on it. AMD has no scored record for this analyst yet.
Total Calls432Calls by sourceX432Seeking Alpha0Damped Spring Advisors0CryptoQuant0Other0A call is a post, idea, article or rating labelled bullish, bearish or neutral on a tracked asset.
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Total Bull/Bear86346
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Credit guys. When a company says the public debt markets are closed to us so instead we will count on forward client revenue and loans to fund growth. Is it right to assume the loans are from banks or shadow banks and are NOT covenant lite or more likely secured? $CRWV. Interesting spin of bravado when can markets close to an issuer
I was a dick for a tick and missed shorting $PURR and $HYPE
But now that Purr is down 30% and HYPE is down 25% in less than two weeks The opportunity is buying the dip. I'll likely be a dick for a tick on this side too. https://t.co/6OtonQbWPB
Tough Year for Beta. 60/40 and SPY had large drawdowns along the way and only 8% YTD return. but my balanced beta has been sideways for a while (Green line.) https://t.co/zkUh45dJQi
$NVDA has a $235BN authorized buyback program and IS buying back stock and "reloading". Why would they "support" the stock when they are a buyer instead of buying cheaper. Isn't screwing the sellers GOOD for the shareholders vs rewarding the sellers with an elevated price. https://t.co/zFuYWoi3GM