About 4 months ago Linus stated in one of his videos that he "NEEDED to invest in AMD" based on his prediction of how good AMD's Ryzen 3rd generation was shaping up to be compared to Intel. He also went on to mention that it appeared that Intel had no backup insight for the next couple of years.(https://youtu.be/v7hofCnniJE)
Since then it appears he was right in saying that Ryzen 3 would slay Intel. However, to my inexperienced eye it seems AMD hasn't moved that much from now compared to the end of May and computex.
Obviously I see that it skyrocketed up for a bit, but then it has since fallen even after Ryzen 3s great performance. So first off does anyone know what caused AMD to fall back down?
And then secondly, Intel stock hasn't seem to take to much of a hit since computex. Is the drop of Intel in April the result of Ryzen? or why hasn't Intel taken a bigger hit in the markets.
Finally, with the release of the 9350X coming up sometime, is AMD still a good buy?
I'm not investing I just like to keep up with the stock market.
About 4 months ago Linus stated in one of his videos that he "NEEDED to invest in AMD" based on his prediction of how good AMD's Ryzen 3rd generation was shaping up to be compared to Intel. He also went on to mention that it appeared that Intel had no backup insight for the next couple of years.(https://youtu.be/v7hofCnniJE) Since then it appears he was right in saying that Ryzen 3 would slay Intel. However, to my inexperienced eye it seems AMD hasn't moved that much from now compared to the end of May and computex. Obviously I see that it skyrocketed up for a bit, but then it has since fallen even after Ryzen 3s great performance. So first off does anyone know what caused AMD to fall back down? And then secondly, Intel stock hasn't seem to take to much of a hit since computex. Is the drop of Intel in April the result of Ryzen? or why hasn't Intel taken a bigger hit in the markets. Finally, with the release of the 9350X coming up sometime, is AMD still a good buy? I'm not investing I just like to keep up with the stock market.
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