AMD is a strong buy; its projected 60-65% growth rate next year significantly outpaces Nvidia's, leading to dramatic outperformance over the next 2-3 years.

Right now, I'm a huge AMD shareholder. We all know that, right? I you know if I have to root for Nvidia or if I have to root against Nvidia I root for Nvidia absolutely and the reason being is you got to understand AMD's next quarter you know expectations are around $13 billion of revenue right I think they'll easily do 14 or more but the moral of the story is it's very small number in Nvidia's next quarter they're expected to do hundred billion plus right so AMD is really running its own race it's not like um you know if AMD was doing $50 billion of revenue right now or 60 billion then we can say oo this is a much closer fight but AMD can grow substantially without really impacting Nvidia at the moment 2 or 3 years from now that's going to be a little different but for right now that's the situation because AMD is just so small compared to Nvidia

and this is also why I'm not concerned with Nvidia you know from like a negative perspective and like hoping they do better or something because regardless the thing I've been talking about for the last year or two, it's finally going to happen.

And that is the flipping. And what is going on here? Well, AMD's expected growth rate next year is going to be between 60 and 65%. I think they'll probably do a bigger number than that.

Meanwhile, Nvidia is going to be between 25 and 40%. So, for years, for the last several years, Nvidia's just been smashing AMD when it comes to revenue growth rates. And AMD has even been close.

Well, that's all over. And now AMD is going to start smashing Nvidia's growth rates by a mile. And that's why you've seen in, you know, AMD stock move up massively. You know, I made a call back around liberation day that AMD is going to dramatically outperform Nvidia over the next two or three years, right?

And so far, that has played out to a te and it's going to play out a lot more over the next year or two as well. And it doesn't mean Nvidia is doomed or anything like that. And I've explained that for the last year or two as well.

It's just AMD's the one you want to be in, right? Nvidia already had its massive move.