It's really low right now! All of Nasdaq is low! Buy now and sell when it goes back up! You'll make lots of money!
By the way, I've made a Stock Portfolio Manager app. It's main purpose is to manage several large stock portfolios for serious investors. It's pretty cool but slow. I'm in the process of improving it's performance by caching and by finding faster servers to retreive the information from. Currently, I download the info from MSN, which seems to be the fastest server, but I need to find something faster. Any suggestions?
AMD technology + Intel technology = Intel/AMD Pentathlon IV; the <b>ULTIMATE</b> PC processor
I have faith in the company, but I'd look at their profit margin, debt etc and see what you think. I have no idea how they're doing fiscally. Intel is a big competitor also so you should see which one would make you more money in the long run. I would say that AMD will do great, but if Intel wants to they could unload mountains of capital into their R/D and finally build a decent P4. If you own Intel stock and buy AMD machines that's fine as long as you win both ways.
From etrade:
Wall street has them as a BUY
Standard and Poors has them as a HOLD
AMD is a semiconductor manufacturer with manufacturing facilities in the U.S. & Asia & sales offices throughout the world. For the FY ended 12/30/01, revenues fell 16% to $3.89B. Net loss before extra. item totalled $60.6M vs. an income of $1.01B. Revenues reflect lower unit sales of AMD-K6 microprocessors & lower average selling prices of the seventh-generation microprocessors. Net loss also reflects an $89.3M restructuring charge.
Wall street - STRONG BUY
Soundview (??) - BUY
Standard and Poors - HOLD
Intel Corp. is the maker of semiconductor chips, supplies the computing and communications industries with chips, boards, systems and software that are integral in computers, servers, and networking and communications products. For the FY ended 12/29/01, revenues fell 21% to $26.54B. Net income fell 88% to $1.29B. Results reflect lower sales of microprocessors in the Intel Architecture Group and losses on equity investments.
Listen with the stock market (especially Nasdaq) the way it is this week and even last week, investing in AMD is the smartest move. I've monitoring Nasdaq for the past few months for a school project and I've found the prices both Intel and AMD seems to stabilize at a certain point (meaning that their price/share generally stays at a certain range most of the time). Once you know that, you buy the shares once the price/share dips below the stabilization point. Right now, the stabilization point for AMD's stock is around ~$18 per share and right now it's $14.05. Intel however, didn't go down significantly. It's at $32 right now and it usually stabilizes at $33-34. I recommend investing in AMD today, before your opportunity to make a profit is over.
AMD technology + Intel technology = Intel/AMD Pentathlon IV; the <b>ULTIMATE</b> PC processor
Of course you can sell it whenever you want. The stock market isn't selling to other people, it's giving money for companies to invest in and then getting it back with profit/loss.
AMD technology + Intel technology = Intel/AMD Pentathlon IV; the <b>ULTIMATE</b> PC processor
sorry AMD MAN, but real investors would probably trust a professionally made/ custom made software rather than one compiled by a student simply b/c they can edit teh code, know the code, and have more faith in it. Keep on trying though....maybe one day someone will buy it.
Only if you let me see the Umpa Lumpa- Homer Simpson.
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