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Forums - PC Discussion - AMD's share price rises 52% in 24 hours, the sharpest increase in the company's history

It's been quite a week for computing giant and perpetual NVIDIA adversary AMD. After releasing their Q1 2016 quarterly report the company's share value skyrocketed by over 50% over the course of a single day's trading.  

http://www.pcgamesn.com/amds-share-price-rises-52-in-24-hours-the-sharpest-increase-in-the-companys-history

 



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I think it's the result of this video being released: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSYBO1BrB1I

I recommed watching it. AMD is balling, it will kill nVidia and challenge Intel.



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It is good to see AMD coming back. At one point it was looking really bad for the Red Team.



A little early to hype up the red team ...

Their stocks dropped by 13% in the after hours ...



fatslob-:O said:
A little early to hype up the red team ...

Their stocks dropped by 13% in the after hours ...

Expected after such an increase though...



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Teeqoz said:

Expected after such an increase though...

Why was it expected again ? I can't exactly remember the reason ...



fatslob-:O said:
Teeqoz said:

Expected after such an increase though...

Why was it expected again ? I can't exactly remember the reason ...

Because people sell off shares to take profit after such a massive increase? Par for the course for any stock where a similar thing happens.



Teeqoz knows what's up.



Teeqoz said:

Because people sell off shares to take profit after such a massive increase? Par for the course for any stock where a similar thing happens.

So they were short selling ?



fatslob-:O said:
Teeqoz said:

Because people sell off shares to take profit after such a massive increase? Par for the course for any stock where a similar thing happens.

So they were short selling ?

Short selling (or shorting) is a rather different thing from profit taking.

 

Profit taking is usually a short term, whilst shorting generally means you are overall bearish on a stock's future in general. Google it