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My take is AMD at $300 makes sense, especially with how much hype and money is moving into AI chips right now. But I don’t think AMD is “taking NVIDIA” yet.

NVIDIA is still way ahead in AI, especially because their chips and software are already the standard. AMD is more like the strongest challenger right now. They can definitely steal some market share, especially if big companies want cheaper or alternative AI chips, but replacing NVIDIA is a whole different level.

So to me, AMD can still run higher if their AI business keeps growing, but NVIDIA is still the king for now. AMD is catching up, not taking over.

AI Demand Confirmed: AMD Surges 8%! Chase Now or Wait for a Pullback?

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) surged 8.10% as Nvidia's blockbuster earnings confirmed robust AI compute demand, directly improving order visibility for AMD's MI300X series in the data center GPU market. AMD posted the second-largest gain among major chip stocks, trailing only ARM. With valuation stretched further after the 8% move and no independent catalyst before AMD's own next earnings, the rally is largely driven by Nvidia's halo effect. Is this a genuine demand confirmation for AMD, or simply a momentum-driven coattail trade?

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