AMD Stock Sheds Another 10% on Weak PC Outlook

[uglynerdman]

amd just isnt a good value anymore.

 

[proffet]

Samsung to buy AMD anyone.?

 

[jaquith]

[citation][nom]PrivateForAWhile[/nom]AMD is ripe for a buyout by a private equity firm. AMD for its x86 license, and leading GPUs should be enough to keep them from ever going under! This would remove the short term profit motive that a publicly held company has, and allow AMD management and design to focus on the long term goal of finding a market for its CPU products, post losing the CPU power race with Intel! A private equity firm, with deep pockets and long term goals, is just what AMD needs at the present time. AMD should continue to work through the HSA foundation, that it created, to build the future computing platforms.[/citation]

Yeah and I was Trolled, Intel or Intel & nVida take over. There's several financial sites speculating the same as I'm saying. Examples:
Alpha - http://seekingalpha.com/article/920531-amd-warning-a-sign-of-pc-industry-consolidation?source=yahoo
TechSpot - http://www.techspot.com/news/49720-amd-stock-value-on-the-rise-following-buyout-chatter.html
[citation][nom]proffet[/nom]Samsung to buy AMD anyone.?[/citation]
Hell no! Definitely not a foreign company i.e. Korean, China, you name it.

 

[Guest]

If you think The DOJ is going to approve a takeover of AMD by Intel or Nvidia either directly or indirectly, then you do not know how the antitrust laws work. AMD has great value and poor luck and management, they are most likely going to be bought by a private equity firm, with no connections to Intel or Nvidia. AMD's creditors will make sure of this. The AMD stockholders will get bought out or face loseing most of the stocks remaining value! AMD's products have a good future and the right private equity firm is waiting in the wings. This has happened with the auto industry and it will happen with AMD. There is a need by private industry and the government to maintain competition in the CPU and high technology market, and AMD will have to be reworked to keep competition maintained!

 

[digiex]

I wish I was a super billionaire, I will invest zillions in AMD to keep the afloat and invest more in their R&D for them to competitive,

 

[abbadon_34]

while the stock prices of tech companies are relevant, it would really help if some who understood the stock market (maybe held a Series 7 a some point) would be the commentator

 

[tomsworkshop]

[citation][nom]zipop[/nom]i became tom's visitor since 2004, which i referring they price/performance/review to build up my customers pc. That time, no bangla in lowyat yet.much people now buy on-line, so low yat guys, please alert. Why your sales down (directly from low yat)[/citation]
try to check at tom3c.com, they build the complete set with nice spec

 

[GreaseMonkey_62]

If we could see more APU's in the Ultrathin form factor this might change. I like the form factor, but I wouldn't want to get one with Intel's graphics.

 

[cknobman]

I just picked up 500 more shares. As long as AMD does not go under completely I'm willing to hold onto their stock for and indefinite amount of time until the price goes back above $8.

 

[zolton33]

That's the wrong way round. The new architecture didn't meet the challenge and that's when they announced that they were quitting the performance race.

That is just assuming things. Amd has made quite a few great cpus and performance jumps over the years. And it is made all the more important to note that they did it with out the huge financial backing intel has.