> What you posters think about AMD as a under valued value play,
> with improving operational conditions, and renewable
> financial prowless.  Is AMD saleable  as a worthy investment
> on these terms?  What does it take to sell it.?

> I am long in. The days of this company being a legitimate BK candidate
> are over. Wall Street will soon wake up to the fact that AMD will
> continue to hold a fair share of the world's computer semiconductor
> business despite their desire to see it go away.

> AMD is a steal under$ 5. I will go all in if it dips under $4 because
> the only reasonable explanation for that price given its recent
> earnings and projections is manipulation - artificial selling pressure
> which when abated will lead to a short squeeze.

> This stock may never reach $30 again, but it is worth more than its
> current price by 20-200%. Ruiz leaving is a definite positive. INTC is
> also ridiculously priced.

> Wall Street is so anti Obama that they won't admit the recession is
> over. As the data comes in next year they will drop their politics for
> what has always mattered to them most - money. We are in the early
> days of a growth cycle and renewal. Semiconductors will flourish as
> long as there is a need for computers, phones, PDA's, IMO. AMD is one
> of many value plays after this senseless late October "correction".

> On Nov 3, 12:03 pm, "gn.ghostwriter" <gn.ghostwri...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > What you posters think about AMD as a under valued value play,
> > with improving operational conditions, and renewable
> > financial prowless.  Is AMD saleable  as a worthy investment
> > on these terms?  What does it take to sell it.?

> Adaptor, Adaptinator, You have great style.
> so Wall street needs to wake up.  Do you wonder whether
> some punk kid analyst (already has the message realizes
> they (his firm) has missed the Turn and is trying to tarde
>  the stock (shake the bushes) sorry george and see
> what falls out. The Ruiz story linked AMD to the Galleon story
> and got more than its fair share of press.  The more bad press
>  the subject of the potential short gets, deeper the vultures dig to
> determine how vulnerable the media target is. They got a good look and
> can't deny the facts.
> Improving operations. better margins from volume wafer starts
> from Chartered acquisition.
> The hidden value proposition in AMD portion of Global Foundries.
> Heck the last definitive article biline MarketWatch examined
> said AMD owns 50% of Global Foundries. If true amd has a hidden
> asset of $12 Billion, $24.00 bucks a share, As Jeff puts it on top of
> $4.50 now and another $4.50 capital contribution from iNTES stupidity.
> (You can thank the mad Hungarian Andy Grove, Chairman Emeriterus,
>  who still shares an office at iNTEL Corp. Headquarters, Palo Alto,CA.
> Add it up 4.50 (market price)+24 (hidden assets)+4.50 (Inteo-gram)(tm)
> (is that ULR available from GO Daddy?)  Oh my God!  Adaptinator
> you get to your number and beyond pretty easy.  Got to go the men in
> the white coats are coming for me.  Some guy call me "Da Ghost."
> I like it and will use it form now on.   Da GHost.

> On Nov 3, 4:23 pm, Adapting <adapt...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

> > I am long in. The days of this company being a legitimate BK candidate
> > are over. Wall Street will soon wake up to the fact that AMD will
> > continue to hold a fair share of the world's computer semiconductor
> > business despite their desire to see it go away.

> > AMD is a steal under$ 5. I will go all in if it dips under $4 because
> > the only reasonable explanation for that price given its recent
> > earnings and projections is manipulation - artificial selling pressure
> > which when abated will lead to a short squeeze.

> > This stock may never reach $30 again, but it is worth more than its
> > current price by 20-200%. Ruiz leaving is a definite positive. INTC is
> > also ridiculously priced.

> > Wall Street is so anti Obama that they won't admit the recession is
> > over. As the data comes in next year they will drop their politics for
> > what has always mattered to them most - money. We are in the early
> > days of a growth cycle and renewal. Semiconductors will flourish as
> > long as there is a need for computers, phones, PDA's, IMO. AMD is one
> > of many value plays after this senseless late October "correction".

> > On Nov 3, 12:03 pm, "gn.ghostwriter" <gn.ghostwri...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > What you posters think about AMD as a under valued value play,
> > > with improving operational conditions, and renewable
> > > financial prowless.  Is AMD saleable  as a worthy investment
> > > on these terms?  What does it take to sell it.?

> They dont own 50%, they have 50% of the board because that is how
> they're able to use the x86 licence that Intel gave to AMD for
> GlobalFoundries.

> Please stop saying this, because it is false. If I recall correctly
> they own approximately 28%, perhaps less since the Chartered deal, and
> the plan is for this to become less and less.

> On Nov 3, 5:54 pm, "gn.ghostwriter" <gn.ghostwri...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Adaptor, Adaptinator, You have great style.
> > so Wall street needs to wake up.  Do you wonder whether
> > some punk kid analyst (already has the message realizes
> > they (his firm) has missed the Turn and is trying to tarde
> >  the stock (shake the bushes) sorry george and see
> > what falls out. The Ruiz story linked AMD to the Galleon story
> > and got more than its fair share of press.  The more bad press
> >  the subject of the potential short gets, deeper the vultures dig to
> > determine how vulnerable the media target is. They got a good look and
> > can't deny the facts.
> > Improving operations. better margins from volume wafer starts
> > from Chartered acquisition.
> > The hidden value proposition in AMD portion of Global Foundries.
> > Heck the last definitive article biline MarketWatch examined
> > said AMD owns 50% of Global Foundries. If true amd has a hidden
> > asset of $12 Billion, $24.00 bucks a share, As Jeff puts it on top of
> > $4.50 now and another $4.50 capital contribution from iNTES stupidity.
> > (You can thank the mad Hungarian Andy Grove, Chairman Emeriterus,
> >  who still shares an office at iNTEL Corp. Headquarters, Palo Alto,CA.
> > Add it up 4.50 (market price)+24 (hidden assets)+4.50 (Inteo-gram)(tm)
> > (is that ULR available from GO Daddy?)  Oh my God!  Adaptinator
> > you get to your number and beyond pretty easy.  Got to go the men in
> > the white coats are coming for me.  Some guy call me "Da Ghost."
> > I like it and will use it form now on.   Da GHost.

> > On Nov 3, 4:23 pm, Adapting <adapt...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

> > > I am long in. The days of this company being a legitimate BK candidate
> > > are over. Wall Street will soon wake up to the fact that AMD will
> > > continue to hold a fair share of the world's computer semiconductor
> > > business despite their desire to see it go away.

> > > AMD is a steal under$ 5. I will go all in if it dips under $4 because
> > > the only reasonable explanation for that price given its recent
> > > earnings and projections is manipulation - artificial selling pressure
> > > which when abated will lead to a short squeeze.

> > > This stock may never reach $30 again, but it is worth more than its
> > > current price by 20-200%. Ruiz leaving is a definite positive. INTC is
> > > also ridiculously priced.

> > > Wall Street is so anti Obama that they won't admit the recession is
> > > over. As the data comes in next year they will drop their politics for
> > > what has always mattered to them most - money. We are in the early
> > > days of a growth cycle and renewal. Semiconductors will flourish as
> > > long as there is a need for computers, phones, PDA's, IMO. AMD is one
> > > of many value plays after this senseless late October "correction".

> > > On Nov 3, 12:03 pm, "gn.ghostwriter" <gn.ghostwri...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > What you posters think about AMD as a under valued value play,
> > > > with improving operational conditions, and renewable
> > > > financial prowless.  Is AMD saleable  as a worthy investment
> > > > on these terms?  What does it take to sell it.?- Hide quoted text -

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> What do you think of  this remarks? Hold or Selll?
> The next support for Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) lies between $3.52-
> $3.87, if fails to hold above $ 4.47.

> On Nov 5, 12:08 am, TheMikeness <northcott.mich...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > They dont own 50%, they have 50% of the board because that is how
> > they're able to use the x86 licence that Intel gave to AMD for
> > GlobalFoundries.

> > Please stop saying this, because it is false. If I recall correctly
> > they own approximately 28%, perhaps less since the Chartered deal, and
> > the plan is for this to become less and less.

> > On Nov 3, 5:54 pm, "gn.ghostwriter" <gn.ghostwri...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > Adaptor, Adaptinator, You have great style.
> > > so Wall street needs to wake up.  Do you wonder whether
> > > some punk kid analyst (already has the message realizes
> > > they (his firm) has missed the Turn and is trying to tarde
> > >  the stock (shake the bushes) sorry george and see
> > > what falls out. The Ruiz story linked AMD to the Galleon story
> > > and got more than its fair share of press.  The more bad press
> > >  the subject of the potential short gets, deeper the vultures dig to
> > > determine how vulnerable the media target is. They got a good look and
> > > can't deny the facts.
> > > Improving operations. better margins from volume wafer starts
> > > from Chartered acquisition.
> > > The hidden value proposition in AMD portion of Global Foundries.
> > > Heck the last definitive article biline MarketWatch examined
> > > said AMD owns 50% of Global Foundries. If true amd has a hidden
> > > asset of $12 Billion, $24.00 bucks a share, As Jeff puts it on top of
> > > $4.50 now and another $4.50 capital contribution from iNTES stupidity.
> > > (You can thank the mad Hungarian Andy Grove, Chairman Emeriterus,
> > >  who still shares an office at iNTEL Corp. Headquarters, Palo Alto,CA.
> > > Add it up 4.50 (market price)+24 (hidden assets)+4.50 (Inteo-gram)(tm)
> > > (is that ULR available from GO Daddy?)  Oh my God!  Adaptinator
> > > you get to your number and beyond pretty easy.  Got to go the men in
> > > the white coats are coming for me.  Some guy call me "Da Ghost."
> > > I like it and will use it form now on.   Da GHost.

> > > On Nov 3, 4:23 pm, Adapting <adapt...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

> > > > I am long in. The days of this company being a legitimate BK candidate
> > > > are over. Wall Street will soon wake up to the fact that AMD will
> > > > continue to hold a fair share of the world's computer semiconductor
> > > > business despite their desire to see it go away.

> > > > AMD is a steal under$ 5. I will go all in if it dips under $4 because
> > > > the only reasonable explanation for that price given its recent
> > > > earnings and projections is manipulation - artificial selling pressure
> > > > which when abated will lead to a short squeeze.

> > > > This stock may never reach $30 again, but it is worth more than its
> > > > current price by 20-200%. Ruiz leaving is a definite positive. INTC is
> > > > also ridiculously priced.

> > > > Wall Street is so anti Obama that they won't admit the recession is
> > > > over. As the data comes in next year they will drop their politics for
> > > > what has always mattered to them most - money. We are in the early
> > > > days of a growth cycle and renewal. Semiconductors will flourish as
> > > > long as there is a need for computers, phones, PDA's, IMO. AMD is one
> > > > of many value plays after this senseless late October "correction".

> > > > On Nov 3, 12:03 pm, "gn.ghostwriter" <gn.ghostwri...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > What you posters think about AMD as a under valued value play,
> > > > > with improving operational conditions, and renewable
> > > > > financial prowless.  Is AMD saleable  as a worthy investment
> > > > > on these terms?  What does it take to sell it.?- Hide quoted text -

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