AMD shares to plunge more than 60% because of Intel’s new chips, Citi predicts
Citi Research reiterates its sell rating for AMD shares, predicting the chipmaker will lose sales to Intel's new "Coffee Lake" line of processors.
"We see the competitive environment for AMD CPUs getting more difficult over time as the competition continues to introduce new processors," the firm's analyst writes.
>some (((analysis))) from some 25 year old entry financial """analyst""" who knows nothing
Andrew Carter
>25 year-old NEET thinks his analysis is better than a professionals
lol lmao
Charles Robinson
Sell the day before zen+ drops.
Bentley Watson
It's another desperate shilltel Sup Forums smear campaign edition. Neat.
Gavin Wilson
>when facts trigger fanboys
Ian Turner
So how much did Intel pay them so they come up with this magical prediction? OEMs fucking hate Intel for the new chips, since not only are they unavailable, they also have large stocks of older chips left unsold.
Zachary Bennett
>people predicting market trends based on old market trends and not the products themselves Ebin.
Anthony Bell
Read the article.
Jayden Miller
Those retards are less accurate than psychics
Brayden Hall
>When reality becomes the real smear campaign.
Ethan Young
How many times has Citi been right about the same predictions year after year?
Tyler Robinson
Does amd have another new µarch in the works?
Oliver Cox
>AMD shares to plunge more than 60% Ok. I will buy more shares.
Matthew Sanchez
www.reddit.com/r/iamverysmart/
John Garcia
SOPA DELICIA
James Wilson
typical
Julian Cook
$AMD will hit 17$ this week and 20$ by december.
Landon Johnson
>>>/biz just because the company makes things that go in your computer doesnt mean that this is technology related, christ this is pure TA. all this thread will be is a pit of shilling, fanboyism, """traders"""" """"analyzing""""", and just toxic >a thread died for this
Isaiah Lopez
>I disagree so therefor you are from reddit. makes sense.
Jaxson Martin
I think it's really up to Zen 2 to break expectations. Zen+ isn't predicted to really shake things up even by AMD. But Zen 2 could be gold.
Aiden Morales
>$AMD will hit 17$ this week and 20$ by december. Right, because they have something a comin?
Dylan Perez
>I disagree so therefore this analyst is an Intel shill.
Makes sense.
Camden Rogers
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James Taylor
>fanboy makes a compelling counter-argument.txt
Brandon Gonzalez
>Professional >25 year old
Pick one.
To take something from Jordan B Peterson, 10 years ago they were 15
They don't know shit.
Caleb Rodriguez
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Charles Ortiz
Looks like Intel kept Coffee Lake as a contingency plan in case AMD ever made something that made the press froth. They were too jew to release it when they didn't have to, but now they did. This is what I like about competition. I want AMD to be competitive so I can get better things out of Intel.
Andrew Harris
I can almost guarantee that Intel has several generations of advancement stocked and waiting to quickly slam an uppity AMD down. Coffee Lake is just the first one they had an inkling to use.
Jason Foster
if you keep predicting it its gotta haooen eventually
Eli Hughes
Sure kid. Please enlighten us plebs on your Intel super sekret insider info.
Alexander Gomez
>skylake >skylake with moar freqs >skylake with moar coars Nah, they don't have shit. Their new arch is due 2021/2022 at nest.
Also that citi faggots are too tech retarded to know SERVER line is the real moneymaker.
Caleb Gonzalez
>the guy has had sell rating on the stock last five years, never changing it, not when the stock hit totally the guy to listen to
Leo Hughes
Ah yes another "AMD is finished guise, its real this time!!!!1" thread.
Nathaniel Thompson
I've been holding bags ever since February 27 because you faggots told me it was going to 25, fuck you
Colton Phillips
>Also that citi faggots are too tech retarded to know SERVER line is the real moneymaker. Just like when the bulldozer/excavator Opterons dominated the server market. AMD had it all at the begining of the launch, and then petered out for some reason.
Cooper Garcia
U M A
Carson Walker
If these people were actually good at predicting the stock market, they would be investing their own money, not advising people how to invest theirs.
Camden Nelson
AMDead
Covfefe Lake made CPUs Great Again.
Gabriel Walker
Bulldozer didn't scale up and power hungry. Zen is extremely flexible and sips power. Intel rivals Skylake-EP and upcoming Cascade Lake isn't anything special. Su has grabbed Intel by the balls.
Elijah Parker
The only market that matters for these companies is the business line. I haven't really been paying attention, but I don't see Dell, HP, or Lenovo retooling and offering a line of business-oriented AMD desktops, laptops, and servers. Without that, yeah, AMD isn't gonna make it far. They can take as large of piece of the enthusiast sector as they want, it won't even touch the kind of money Intel will be making pumping i3s and i5s into OEMs. And given the downturn in people even owning desktops that is getting smaller every year.
Liam Morris
>given the downturn in people even owning desktops this isn't changing in your average office environment. Nothing else has the same level of productivity/workflow
>tfw bought $600 of AMD @ $10 a share I was really hoping they'd go high by the end of next year
John Turner
>Advance stock
They blew it on diversity memes their hubris knows no bonds
Nolan Ward
AMD always does well in enterprise sales for a few months.
Kevin Brown
>AMD is DEAD, really guys, THIS time it is GENUINELY dead, for sure! Sure, sure. The previous 18 times AMD was declared "dead" since 2005 were wrong, but THIS time, yeah THIS time the analysts will be right. 19th time is the charm.
Jose Diaz
>he doesn't know who citi is but acts like he understands finance
top kek
Jackson Bailey
They had a good year and a half run with original opteron though. Had the improvements came, it could have been a different company. TLB bug and bulldozer killed their market, Zen could easily reclaim 30% back.
Lincoln Foster
Most of the offices I work in just give people laptops and are done with it. I can't remember ever seeing one where desktops were the norm, rather than the exception. Most people don't have a use case where a desktop would be noticeably better than a laptop. But most people having meetings in different rooms, or work from home occasionally. Desktops are obviously useless in those scenarios.
Oh neat. I hope those do well. Any word on laptops yet?
Owen Anderson
Not dead, just shit
Joshua Stewart
As someone who loves the Opteron4k/6k, I really hope Epyc works out.
Carson Perry
>Price to plunge more than 60%, Citi preditcts meh theyve been saying that for years about bitcoin. You shouldn't trust the bank jews anyways
Daniel Wright
Guess its just Aus being 20 years behind as per then
Colton Rivera
so time to buy before it goes up again
Grayson Torres
they want the price down so they can buy cheap bitcoins & shares
Connor White
What industry, if you don't mind my asking? Medical was the only one I remember that stuck to desktops, but with secretaries they were always at the desk anyway, and desktops were in waiting rooms. The doctors all had laptops.. if they wanted them. Medical is fucking horrifying. Most physical call centers will do desktop too, since they're set up for it, but some places are actually having employees do call-center work from home with laptops, home routers with VPN pre-configured, and a SIP desk phone.
Julian Jones
The building I'm in is mostly big finance, trading, data security and insurance. Pretty much everyone has a desktop in every company I've seen, with some having a laptop on the side or tablets on the go.
Dylan Phillips
then buy AMD FAGGOT .
Joseph Campbell
Yawwwwwn~~~
More people trying to manipulate a markets product release cycles.
Josiah Howard
Ah, I've only seen the inside of two Canadian banks. What I saw was mostly laptops, but that was for project teams and managers. I didn't get to wander around seeing what else was going on, for obvious reasons.
Alexander Clark
>"It'll happen this time goy-er, guys! Intel will be on top just wait and see!":the post
Aaron Lee
Yes goyim, sell your stock, lower the price so I can grab some for a cheap price and enjoy my profits selling it before Zen+ releases.
John Sanders
well, predicting stock moves is hard, you are naive if you thing most of these guys can really predict AMD. The better ones at least correctly understand some bits about the products and business. Many, not even that.
See
Easton Kelly
Not even a fanboy of any manufacturer, but this is most likely to happen.
Nathan Watson
TIME TO BUY HAHAHA
Chase Adams
>TIME TO BUY HAHAHA lel sure it is.
Mason Thompson
By "predict", do these people believe that saying it will make people believe AMD's stocks are worth less thus devaluing it?
Julian Powell
This is stock market manipulation
Asher Smith
BUY BUY BUY!!
Benjamin Wood
Yes. This shit is all about speculation.
Nathan Russell
aren't new consoles coming on 2018? also, new versions of the ps4/xbone were released already, ryzen2 is coming, and also many other partnerships...
Camden Bennett
Speculating that people reading their analysis will be influenced to sell the AMD holdings thus driving the stock lower?
Leo Lee
They are likely sending nearly all vega chips to apple for new imac pros.
Evan Baker
>new chips no one can afford
the majority of the desktop consumer market is gaymers...
"coders" and real programmers dont require more than a core 2 duo and a text editor
if you have servers or are a sysadmin contractor you get xeons or atoms
if you are a das LED blinkin hifi hidef 7.1DD 4k gamer you will get ryzen or thread
sure intels chipset is faster but for 1-2 grand whats the point?
id rather pay half or less the price and get more than half the performance.
even graphical artists/3d modelers dont need that much computing power
Robert Harris
Those looking to upgrade already have. Intel's "me too!" release was a failure.
Levi Ward
You got this news from robinhood and ran to Sup Forums, didn't you OP?
Tyler Taylor
>if you are a das LED blinkin hifi hidef 7.1DD 4k gamer you will get ryzen or thread Bullshit you would.
Liam Edwards
think about it. the majority of the population uses tablets/phones
the rest of the market uses laptops...
desktops are a minority in their own right. a desktop over $300 is like 1% of a already tiny market
consumer wise its not realistic to expect people to pay that much for less than double the speed
only the enterprise might want these but then again theres EPYC
Brandon Wilson
>taking financial advice from a company that needed to be bailed out by the government/fed
Jordan Flores
Tax dollars at work.
Jace Cox
>think about it. A gaymurtard with more money than sense isn't going to buy a threadripper/epyc for gaming even at 4k. To be honest that guy is going intel/nvidia for the gaming single core.
Luke Murphy
Actually I do. Analyst were telling me AMD was a shit buy at 1.6 and you can imagine how much money I've already made. I'm an expert in this field and can call bullshit when I see it.
Jason Flores
da silva pls
Henry Martinez
They’ll need to drop the prices for Zen and/or do a Zen refresh. That’s it, /thread/
John Collins
Catching a falling knife is dangerous
Luke James
>Play a slot machine and win a large amount of money >Yes, I suppose I'm somewhat of an expert in the field of slot machines
rofl
Colton Fisher
How can intel compete with raven ridge?
Brayden Perry
>tfw predicted there would be stock hype for zen before it happened >didn't invest ;_;
Robert Watson
AMD's earnings are tomorrow. This isn't coincidental timing.
Citi isn't saying "AMD is ded", they're trying to sway the market short term.
If earnings are anything but spectacular, AMD's stock will drop right after the announcement, then rebound afterward. Citi wants that temporary dip even deeper -- so they barf out some nonsense about Coffee Lake flexing its muscles.
People now have to weigh AMD's (probably great earnings) against this new impression that AMD are in over their heads. The stock dives Weds morning. Large amounts of AMD stock are bought ... then it goes back up. Someone made a shitton of money. Thanks, Citi.
Adam Gray
Serious question here - how many imacs does Apple even sell? Imac pro is probably more niche than that tho (and didn't exist in the past iirc?)
Also, who buys PC with superexpensive hardware in a formfactor with a fixed LCD?
Leo Wright
Actually people doing S&T in banks are the real "iamverysmart"s of the world.
And don't get me started on IBD
Grayson Cruz
Ahem, they couldn't be further from the truth.
Epyc is going to inflict massive pain on Intel on the far more lucrative 1P and 2P server markets.
Coffee Lake just stopped the hemorrhaging from Ryzen 5/7 in the dying desktop PC market.
The real battle is if Ryzen Moblie can disrupt Intel's stronghold on the mobile market (dwarfs the desktop PC market)
Nathaniel Hernandez
I suspect "Coffee Lake" is actually the original "Skylake" desktop prototype that engineers came up with. Coffee Lake was released way too quickly to be a design done from scratch. CPU architecture designs take "years of R&D".
The suits didn't want to release the orignal prototype because it would hurt their HEDT/workstation margins, so they "released" gimped version of it "4 SKUs. AMD threw a fire under Intel and the suits quickly went back to the engineers. They just did a mild update on the prototype "mostly GPU stuff and SGX" and release it as "Coffee Lake".
Leo Flores
Fuck off shillfag.
Kayden Gonzalez
>Sup Forumstard detected who think desktop PCs still matter.
Jaxson Flores
>amdsympathizer detected pretending that amd didn't want the desktop segment to begin with, and not realizing that amd will only hold the server market until intel wants to sell more server chips.
Intel lets amd have it's heyday every once in a while just to give people a reason to upgrade to intel cpus. 4D chess nigga does AMD play?
>Also, who buys PC with superexpensive hardware in a formfactor with a fixed LCD? By their own words they are targeting
>“There’s music creators, there’s video editors, there’s graphic designers — a really great segment with the Mac. There’s scientists, engineers, architects, software programmers — increasingly growing, particularly our App development in the app store. So there are many many things and people called pros, Pro workflows, so we should be careful not to over simplify and say ‘Pros want this’ or ‘don’t want that’ — it’s much more complex than that.“
It's been a while since they released pro desktops, it will sell relatively well.
Aaron Myers
This makes the most sense to me. People forget that these are businesses that want to make money first and deliver a better product second. Intel's been king and fleecing consumers for as much as they can get away with for years and years - AMD has shaken up their operation a bit at a not-so-opportune time for Intel, so they had to skimp on #2 a bit to keep longterm #1 going.