UmbertoUnity

I've been waiting quite some time to post this r/AMD_Stock classic (link below) as a way to celebrate AMD finally closing above $100. When people deride this sub and call it an echo chamber, remember that we were the ones encouraging people to hold through this sort of crap. In spite of it's flaws, this sub is still the most comprehensive investment community for information and discussion about AMD!

https://www.reddit.com/r/AMD_Stock/comments/8qvedz/its_time_to_sell/

I sold some common stock in order to play some overnight volatility (I'm aware of the risks and rarely do this). Do I have to wait T+2 days for the funds to become available for trading?

I didn't intend to sit on the sidelines that long and I'm really hoping I can repurchase the same common stock prior to the funds officially being settled.

Edit: It looks like I'm looking for "limited margin" trading, as I don't intend to use margin other than for entering a new stock position prior to settlement of a prior sale (in other words, to avoid a Good Faith violation). Is this feature automatic on a TD Roth IRA, or something I need to request/apply for?

Edit 2: I requested margin trading via the

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Both are still in original packaging, but I will be removing the kit from packaging for shipping purposes.

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SV - $38 - SOLD

Lansky Standard Sharpening Kit (LKC03)

Lansky Extra Coarse Diamond Hone (LDHCR)

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These are going for $50 total on Amazon right now. The kit (not the extra hone) is a few box cheaper some places, but then you probably have to consider shipping (and tax?).

Just trying to clear out some knives I never got around to using.

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Kershaw Skyline - LNIB. Blade is a bit off center, so I give it a B. Satin clip and bead blast finish. SV - $30 - SOLD

Kershaw Chill - LNIB. This is a great flipper out of the box. Fidget factor eleven. SV - $18 - SOLD

Just trying to thin out a few knives that I don't carry and get them in the hands of someone who will use them!

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Ontario Rat II (AUS-8) [A] - LNIB. Never cut or carried. SV - $20 - SOLD

Ontario Utilitac II (AUS 8A) [A] SV - $22 - SOLD

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Take $3 off if you purchase both.

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Edit: Ok, let's go ahead and break these up and sell them separately.

Kershaw Skyline (1760) - Never cut or carried. Comes with original box. Satin clip and bead blast finish. Blade centering isn't perfect, but otherwise it's mint... hence the B+ rating. SV - $35

Kershaw Chill (3410) - Never cut or carried. This is actually a pretty great little flipper right out of the box. SV - $20

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SV: $30

LNIB. Ready for your custom scales or mods, or pick up the stock scales for $13 on eBay. Comes with sheath and paracord.

It will be interesting to see how the market reacts today. Lots of news to process from Computex. I tuned into Intel's keynote and I wasn't impressed. It was loaded with fluff. The presenter seemed like he couldn't get off the stage fast enough. The Ice Lake portion was brief and light on performance specs, seemingly by design. I'm no expert though, so maybe I missed some key details.

Here's hoping today is the beginning of a long march upward!

I remember u/DieAntw00rd posting when this sub hit 1,000. AMD and it's stock price has come a long way since then. Here's hoping the good times keep rolling!

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Edit: Guess I may have jumped the gun. Desktop site reads 10.0k members, but mobile says 9,957 readers. I guess desktop rounds up. Bummer, real 10,000 is going to be anticlimactic now LOL ;).

Edit2: Only 42 more spots left to say you were one of the first 10,000 subscribers. Hit those subscribe buttons and you'll be an OG when this sub hits 100K!

Maybe we can get this thing to real 10K by market open.

Before people freak out and call me a rumor monger, I'm not suggesting this will happen. However, I am curious to hear your thoughts as to whether or not it would be feasible.

PCGames, the outlet that supposedly confirmed with an AMD spokesperson the Stadia CPU will be provided by Intel or VIA (really??) had this to say:

The fact that [Intel] can’t just immediately turn around and acknowledge its silicon presence in Stadia is strange, and I think we can count the complete reticence on anyone’s behalf to openly state that Intel is part of the service’s tech platform as utterly bizarre.

I can't agree more, it's utterly bizarre. So what is the motive? I tend to agree with posters who s

It was nice to have a little excitement around here yesterday! You can only have so much fun arguing with permabears about old news.

So which way will she go? The after hours action reminded me a bit of the runs we had last Fall and in 2016, but who knows.

Does anyone have a link to Lisa Su's original comments from 2016 (or was it 2015?) regarding the third semi-custom design win? There has been a lot of conflicting info floating around this sub - "not gaming related" vs. "beyond gaming" - and I think it would be valuable for this sub to evaluate her exact words.

I tried searching the keyword "semi-custom" (and "semicustom") on most of the ER transcripts from 2016 and 2017 but didn't find anything. All I could really find was this article from 2015, which quotes her as saying it "will power a 'beyond gaming device'". Who knows if t