NVDA-AMD STOCKS]] WHATS LEFT IN THESE 2 GIANTS
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Dillon With MoneyIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 03 Oct 2026, 23:08 UTC
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- 04 Oct 2026, 02:28 UTC
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The video discusses the bullish outlook for AMD and NVDA, driven by strong demand in the semiconductor industry, particularly for AI infrastructure. AMD's reliance on TSMC for chip manufacturing is highlighted, with anticipation for its upcoming earnings report as a key indicator. NVDA is noted for its strong performance and potential to reach $300, supported by its role in AI and data centers. The analysis suggests a continued upward trend for both stocks, with AMD potentially reaching $750 and NVDA targeting $300. The broader market context suggests a robust demand for advanced computing solutions, benefiting these chip leaders. Early investor sentiment and forward-looking guidance from these companies are crucial for sustained growth.
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