Financial Education on $AMD (Oct 26, 2026)

Third, we're going to talk about AMD. I've talked about this stock being on its way to $1,000, and I think it's on its way to it in the short term, right? What does it take for a stock to get to $1,000 in the short term, okay?

We're going to talk about how it got there and my thinking about that, okay?

And the company that's really starting to rise now and will be hugely prominent in the coming years is AMD. They're practically the only ones guaranteed to deliver insane returns on investment right now, aren't they?

And speaking of the not-so-weak companies, there's AMD, right? AMD," so let's talk about it. A thousand dollars, how do we get there, okay? So listen. First of all, this stock is way off a thousand dollars, okay?

Right now, it's around five hundred and something, right? But I actually think there's a good chance it could hit a thousand dollars in the next six months.

First of all, would I put any bets on this stock? Listen. No. No, I'm not going to say, "Oh, I'm going to ..." because I already have several million dollars invested in AMD. I'm not at all going to go and say, you know, I'm going to buy short-term call options or something.

Or invest extra money because I think it's going to hit 1,000, and you know, it has a good chance of hitting 1,000 in the next six months. No, thank you. I'm comfortable with what I have.

Thank you very much. But I do think it has a good chance of actually getting to that level.

First of all, I think there's going to be another bull run in semiconductor stocks, right? So, I think AMD will benefit the most from this upcoming bull run, but the doomsday prediction for semiconductor stocks is a huge exaggeration, okay?

These stocks have at least one to three more bull runs before this cycle ends, in my opinion.

So, we're still in, you know, the best era ever for being a semiconductor company in this space. And that means Nvidia, AMD, and memory chip stocks, right?

And that means Nvidia, AMD, and memory chip stocks , right? So, the point of the story is that we're going to see another bull run. And that alone is going to propel AMD forward hugely.

They're the company that stands to benefit the most from the next bull run, right? Because they're the company you should really invest in.

Then, we have the earnings coming out on November 3rd, right? Those are the earnings that should give us some sort of shock And the shock. Now, a lot of people assume it has to be a shock in revenue for the last quarter or the next.

It doesn't have to be a shock in revenue , okay? It could be a shock in profit margins, where the profit margin for the last quarter or the next, like the margin forecast, blows everyone away, whether it's the gross margin, the operating margin, or the net profit margin.

People will say , "Wow, those are much better margins, much better than we thought they would be." Ah, it could be a shock in earnings per share, right ? It could be some kind of guidance they give for next year, maybe even early on , that's a rough range and makes everyone wonder, "Wait , what?"

"They've just given a rough guideline. Why? There are a lot of shocking surprises you might encounter, but all you need is one number, one metric that makes everyone say, 'Wow, this is way better than we expected.'

You only need one thing. If you get more than that, you're already on the run, but all you need is one thing.

If Lisa Su has one thing to say on that conference call or in the report that wows everyone and makes them say, 'Wow, this is way better than we thought,' boom, you're on the run again, right ?

So, if there's already a bull market for semiconductors, and then you add that on top of it, it acts as a catalyst, doesn't it?

Now, let me show you my prediction for AMD for the next few years. I don't know if you've seen this or not, but in my optimistic scenario, which is a less likely scenario, I predict the stock will reach $1,000 in 2028, right?

And in my basic scenario, I predict the stock will reach $1,000 in 2030.

So, with a stock like AMD, I think the stock should reach $1,000 within the next few years. That's not how the stock market works. It prices in a lot of future events, doesn't it?

So, AMD could easily reach $1,000 in the next six months or close to it, right? And it prices in a lot of growth.

That's why even I look at a stock like this and say, if it gets any closer to $1,000, I'm going to sell the shares because that basically means taking my profits early, right ?

So, you know, AMD's business model probably won't even peak yet. I do n't know, maybe 2028 or 2029. But could the stock price peak next year ? Absolutely. It's possible. Like, if AMD stock hits $ 1,000 or $1,500 next year, that could be a peak, right ?

Although the business model might not peak for at least another year or two , maybe even three years after that.

AMD a few years ago. I was buying AMD for $100. Nobody wanted AMD. Now everybody wants AMD, right?