AMD is the best stock; its revenue growth will be unbeatable in 2027. Hold long-term, consider partial sale at $700.

AMD rose by more than $130,000 today. Incredible movement for AMD in public accounts.

Thirdly, we will talk about AMD stock in this video.

a stock that had no value in just two years has now become extremely important to everyone. AMD, in this video we're going to talk about AMD, right? When I was buying AMD in bulk last year, no one cared, right?

People called it an 'advanced money decimator' or a money-destroying device. In fact, people were very disappointed with this stock, because it had not been making any profits for many years, so they would say all sorts of bad things about it. When Nvidia was making huge profits.

Stocks like Palantir, Meta, and AMD are what brought my portfolio to $5 million, right?

Okay, now let's talk about AMD. And I'll talk about some of the stocks I'm most interested in buying right now. So, AMD. Listen, this stock closed at an all-time high today, okay? Very exciting. It closed at $615.

Today, this stock alone has generated a profit of $142,000. The public account position alone generated a profit of about $1.3 million. And if you notice, I haven't sold a single share in the public account. Not a single share of AMD. I am not interested.

What price should I wait for to consider selling some shares of AMD in a public account? 700. This is my magic number. But the key word is "consideration". This doesn't mean I have to sell the shares for $700.

You know, the stock could go to 715. There's a chance I'll still have 2,555 shares left, right? This is just the price where I would at least consider starting to sell shares, right?

There are many more of us, I've seen some people's comments. They're not even thinking about selling AMD before $1000. Isn't that right? And remember, even when I start selling shares, I don't actually want to get out of AMD completely.

I want to hold a certain amount of shares in AMD for the long term, perhaps 1000 shares. But I want to release the remaining 1555 shares in the next 6 to 9 months, if the stock rallies quickly, which I was expecting and it is definitely happening.

So, you can look at it this way, right? Today is another exciting day because AMD has joined an exclusive club of fewer than 20 companies in the world, the $1 trillion market cap club. Legendary, right?

But the most legendary thing is, you have to understand when Lisa Su — and I've talked about this a few times on this channel. When Lisa Su took over this company a little over a decade ago, right?

A few days later, the company's share price was $2, which was very cheap. It was on the verge of bankruptcy. And I think, today it is one of the largest companies in the world in terms of market capitalization.

It is one of the most relevant companies in the world. I mean, it's incredible. Like, absolutely legendary. Legend.

You know, it's the equivalent of Steve Jobs and what he did after he came back to Apple. When Steve Jobs returned to Apple in the late 1990s, Apple was in chaos. Was confused about their product.

The company had lost all its competitive advantage in the market. It seemed like it might go bankrupt, right? It was a mess. The company was in complete chaos. And obviously Steve Jobs took them away from a lot of products, focused the brand, and organized the teams.

Jony Ive started working at the company and did great things, and the rest is history. iPods, iTunes Stores, iPhones, iPads, and those products have been on the market for years, right?

And the MacBook line, I'm saying, it's incredible, right? The rest is history. So, I see it as one of the legendary business successes of all time, but what Lisa Su did with AMD is on par with that.

I don't know if I can put one ahead of the other, but they're both side by side.

A company like AMD, which was on the verge of bankruptcy and had a share price of two dollars, brought him to such a place. And now its market capitalization is one trillion dollars.

This is truly legendary, friend. What he did there is absolutely legendary.

AMD has posted five consecutive days of profits, during which time its share price has risen 25%. The recent rise is a relief for investors, who saw shares fall after the company's second-quarter earnings report last month.

The company reported revenue of $11.5 billion in the second quarter, up 50% from $7.69 billion last year. With artificial intelligence chips at the heart of this growth, AMD's data center unit reported sales of $6.7 billion, a whopping 107% increase over last year.

The chipmaker is having a great year, with its share price up more than 180%. Yet despite this huge achievement, AMD lags far behind the top AI chip company Nvidia, which has a market capitalization of $5.4 trillion and controls the lion's share of the AI data center chip market.

Last month, AMD CEO Lisa Su said in the company's earnings report that it expects to double data center revenue by 2027. So, about AMD and Nvidia, as I've been saying for the last two years, right? AMD is Nvidia's biggest competitor.

Meanwhile, Nvidia has increased the prices of their products so dramatically that they are actually helping to increase AMD's profit margins over the next few years, right? So, this is a great thing and clearly Nvidia has opened up this huge market opportunity.

And as I've said many times, there's no way that Nvidia has to fail if AMD succeeds. That's not how business works, is it?

For the first time, AMD will start growing at a faster pace in terms of revenue than Nvidia. And, but that doesn't mean Nvidia has lost. This doesn't mean that Nvidia is finished or anything like that.

That just means AMD is the best, right? And it was the best, it still is, and it's the company that, as I've said many times, in my opinion at least, no one will be able to beat AMD's revenue growth in 2027.

No one in the trillion-dollar club can beat this. I mean, I don't see any chance of that happening. So, AMD is the best, friend. AMD is the best, right?

That just means AMD is the best, right? And it was the best, it still is, and it's the company that, as I've said many times, in my opinion at least, no one will be able to beat AMD's revenue growth in 2027.

No one in the trillion-dollar club can beat this. I mean, I do n't see any chance of that happening. So, AMD is the best, friend. AMD is the best, right?

So, someone posted this on X today. I really liked it. It is said that Jeremy Lefebvre made a 500% profit from AMD by selling all his Tesla stock.

And there was, you know, last year when I sold all my Tesla shares and I was buying a lot of AMD, right?

When I sold my Tesla shares and invested in AMD, I faced a lot of criticism.