amd's gained amd now trades at five times the multiple of intel. at what point have you not priced in -- yeah, i get cpu, gpu. you've priced this out two to three years which is the same thing we talked about with tsm at this point now with these multiples, and i know people have said this for the last three years with amd and it's gone higher, i'm an owner of intel over amd i still think after these moves we've had, and they've been so extraordinary, i don't know if anyone is doing a trade on this one. i would rather own intel >> okay. dan, i'll toss it over to you but i'll throw in a third option, and that is taiwan semiconductor we discussed yesterday off the big credit suisse upgrade the technician there came out today with a chart on tsm and said looks great because the long base that has been building and now it's moving off that base, dan. what do you think of taiwan semi >> yeah, well, here's the thing, these guys kind of nailed the whole trade here intel is being weighed down by these foundries. they're going to ultimately -- i wouldn't be

on this delay going into the first half of 2023, amd will continue to eat their lunch. now you have big potential customers and existing customers like apple saying we'll make our own chips and the worst thing about intel is that this is occurring sbe inring against th for an amazing moment for the semiconductor cycle. >> great call by steve wiess that stock is ripping it as you're talking about amd and i'll give the table back to you, josh, it is trading at an all time high today. >> correct people would say it's less expensive. that's always the trap it never works the idea this thing is cheap >> stop. stop josh you're piling on and it's unnecessary. here is the point. this is specific to intel. doesn't have anything to do with how cheap it was if you knew that going in, god bless you but to say this was knowable because it was cheap and anybody -- >> i heard ten times earnings. >> that's an unnecessary flex. >> fair. i ahead ten times earnings, but my point is, not to you but in general, should never enter into the conversation it's an industry in a massive bull mark

amd raising full-year revenue target.y are gaining after-hours as they see second quarter adjusted earnings-per-share, 18%. this is a stock that has rallied hard, horrific numbers in terms of their guidance for where production is going. let's have a quick look at ebay. second quarter adjusted earnings per share. romaine: ebay also raising guidance going forward. 25.9,timate was for roughly. so a big beat. q3ee q revenue estimate, adjusted estimate, also coming in above with the street was looking for. on that revenue, $10.56 billion to $10.7 billion. a similar upgrade on their range for eps, for continuing operations. you can see ebay getting a little bit of a bump here. caroline: from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: big day tomorrow, the ceos of apple, google, amazon, and facebook going to capitol hill to testify on what is going to be an antitrust inquiry. this is a pretty significant deal. jeff bezos appearing before a time since het has been ceo of amazon. what are you keeping an ion? it is amazing that the c

d amd. the stock is up 9% after surged already coming into this chr chris rolland joins us it was a tough setup and smashed it. >> good afternoon. amd had had a fabulous report here really hitting on all cylinders. not only that, but the nearest competitor intel has pushed their seven nanometer process. so not only does the short term look extremely favorable for amd, but the longer term picture looks pretty bright as well. >> why do you say that one of the questions is, you know, there were great expectations and they crushed it what happens, you know, when the work from home starts to fade? is the second half going to look as good with people having already upgraded their home equipment and their technology which is helping the semis some of the analysts think that is going to fade >> well, if amd has anything to say about it, those trends don't appear to be slowing they raised the full year outlook for the growth and raised that to 32% growth for the full year here so they're very confide

we have more on what to expect from amd josh >> heading into this report here, amd has been on a rollt is slipping today you can see this stock is up 50% so far this year and nearly 30% just this month now on track for its best month since january 2019 investors are making a bet that amd will capitalize on intel's latest stumbles. they announced a production delay impacting the first nanometer chips. amd already sells them intel, big changes the chief officer is out once talked as a replacement for the former ceo he is resigning august 3rd bottom line, what does this all mean for amd rbc's mitch steves argues this is a real opportunity for ceo lisa su. she can now take meaningful market share in the quarters and years ahead. though he emphasizes there is risk too it could impact demand and unlikely amd could stumble with execution issues too, like intel. back to you. >> all right thank you. look forward to seeing the results shortly. former energy trader bill perkins is out with a new book and radical message. the "die with nothing. don't forget can you always watch or listen to us li

and so i'm not surprised that amd is up. or not they benefit in the near-term, probably nothing is going to change but if you're owning it on a beautiful narrative, it's less constrained than it was. >> yeah. interesting. stacey thank you. appreciate you taking time this morning and for your enthusiasm. >> meantime, the white house this morning is urging china not to engage in what they're calling tit for tat retaliation as the battle of consulates continues. let's get back to beijing. >> hey, carl the foreign ministry accused the american staff at a consulate of interfering in china's internal affairs. a state media says the staff there now has 72 hours to close the koconsulate. they suggest this was chosen because of the important role it plays for the u.s., gathering information on tibt and t strategic weapons and because it's smaller than others it's not as significant as shanghai or others and not as important to american business so it's seen as more of a match in the chinese eyes to the consulate in houston state tv s

to me moving to smaller chip size isn't as material as the unmarket being stronger for amd.at the chart. we're breaking out of a classic triangle measure the objective here subject this stock probably has another 18 be % to go. >> for more trading nation head to our website or follow us on twitter at trading nation. >>> ahead, high-tech higher ed one college is using robots to help reopen in fall. we'll speak with their president. >>> why deal makers are struggling to find sellers and restaurants caught in the middle the ceo joinings us to discuss reopenings roll backs. stock slices. for as little as $5, now anyone can own companies in the s&p 500, even if their shares cost more. at $5 a slice, you could own ten companies for $50 instead of paying thousands. all commission free online. schwab stock slices: an easy way to start investing or to give the gift of stock ownership. schwab. own your tomorrow. the volatility. the ambiguity. this moment calls for more. and northern trust delivers more. with specialized expertise. proven strategies rooted in data and analytics... and

. >> that is interesting i would say in a way less interesting than amd which is really head to head against intel right now in the argument about what happens with consumer pcs. potentially what happens in professional pcs in the data center as much as intel is down amd now up close to 12% this morning on the prospect that it has running room to make it's case this morning it is a challenging argument >> yes intel's loss could be amd's gain in this case we have a big show ahead of us let's get to our next guest, a high profile engineer. he resigned from his vice president role in may because of a vain of toxicimity now he is calling for a break up, thank you for being with us, tim. >> delighted to be here, good morning. >> now we certainly heard the case from outsiders, lawmakers, and particular you're saying aws should be spun off what does amazon look like without aws. >> i also think we should break up google, microsoft, and facebook and so on the cloud computing unit and the retail unit and the movies unit and so on, they feel like three different companies to me. i think they w

intel has seen other setbacks that have allowed competitors like amd to take market share. guidance implied a disappointing second half of the year, appearing to be below estimates. shares are down some 9% in the after hours. remember too that intel has been battli battling nvidia. >> bonawyn, this is an intel specific problem, it seems we knew that there were some questions about intel's competitiveness. apple moving to its own chip sort of underscored that notion going into this already. with the delay of the seven n o nanometer there are some real questions about the future. >> absolutely. when you think about technology stocks, you're going to point to the gross margins. a lot of these businesses are relatively capital light intel has had several challenges i know that amd was also up. the short story of it is that i'm hesitant to put too much krcredence into what's going onn the short-term the apple news is not positive but that might expand their pricing power and revert some of the margin impression that we've seen theearnings just came out. i'd really like to dive i

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well, guess what, intel's bad news is amd's good news. intel's chip delay, a good catalyst for amd.ou can see it's doing very well there. hca healthcare up 17% on the week. pardon me. 19%, i believe, after reporting better than expected 2q earni s earnings. they did very well. even though there were negative effects from coronavirus, hca holding its head up. pultegroup, this is the story of housing out there, right, up 15% for the week, reporting better than expected q2 earnings as we see housing do so very well in this market. jackie, back to you. jackie: gerri, thank you for that. we are looking at the closing bell set to ring in 16 minutes' time. as china is going tit for tat ordering the u.s. to close up shop in chengdu in response to the u.s. giving china's houston consulate the boot. our "countdown" closer says don't let the saber rattling on either side of the pacific scare you out of chinese stocks. his top picks from beyond the wall are next. this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the

so to me, i like amd here. micron you could play from 50 to the prior highs near 60. know guy likes the intel, let him speak on that. the semi is set up okay here clearly on valuation they do. >> you like intel the best, guy? >> i do like the intel i love the fact seriously you mention it what's the deal? is that a prerequisite to wear a hat on this hour is this something the jim cramer audience typically does? >> i don't know. >> maybe they can answer our questions next week? we should call into jim's show next week and have him answer our questions. >> and wear hats. >> if you remember, last time they reported was a 54 stock traded down to 50. we said sue will be on a morning show with squawk box buy it that was right had a miserable day today. 50 is the line in the sand i, too, think it will break in i like intel and amd, as well. >> by the way, long-time listener, these questions are incredible throwing a cup and handle at us. good stuff this is a stock that almost took a crisis to derail one of the great charts out there and taking market share and moving heavily

qualcomm is up 82%, amd is up 185% 70% for the year, by the way, amd is that much higher. intel, still up from its yearly low, but it's the only one negative still for the whole year qualcomm and amd are hitting shares. >>> halted 20 times in just one day, kodak is the stock of the moment we will look at the extreme moves and what happens next. >>> hate or leave them, crocs reported huge numbers. the shares of up since the mart low. we will talk to the ceo will its growth can they keep it up? that's ahead so i'm gonna hold on promoting you this quarter. cool? drop the taco. get in the car. does this sentra feel like a compromise to you? wait, what...? the handling is good, right? no compromise there. nope! watch this... umm... b-brie...brie brie! rear automatic braking. so if this nissan sentra isn't gonna compromise, why should you? you're right! atta girl. the all-new nissan sentra. with more standard safety features than any other car in its class. >>> welcome back it is time for "rainpid fire." welcome, everybody we begin with kodak. holy cow, this is soars to levels n

. >> our next viewer asks what is the best tragic for amd at these levels >> i really like amd especiallyit has recent outperformance it did have a pretty big move this week. it pulled back about 2.5% today and i like that pullback as a potential entry for long the strategy i like is going out to august and selling a put spread here, maybe the 55.50 put spread that type of possibility or edge that i'm looking for in options is the type of trade i would do. >> our next viewer has a question on facebook he's holding facebook's september 270 calls. sold one at $8 to cover costs. should he hold the other >> with all the popular tech names, this is the he's least extended i would stay >> mike, what would you say? >> i think so. this is something you can stick with. >> time for the final call carter >> buy it. >> tony? >> i like pharma going into earnings, long johnson & johnson through a call spread. >> mike? >> home depot earnings coming up in august. >> that does it for us we'll see you back here next friday at 5:30 meantime, very special bonus edition of "fast money" coming up right after t

worth this gives amd now, a three-year advantage. i use the money for intel. i sold that and bought amd they already had a structural cost in performance advantage over intel intel is just doing ten nano meter in the fourth quarter of this year. now this just gives them that much more in terms of gaining mark share it's a work at home beneficiary as well. the stock is up 46%. >> are you growing more cautious about where we are in the reopen, in the bounce back why else would you be worried about enterprise >> well, i don't think enterprise there's any visibility i think that will be the last thing that comes back. i think you'll have these work from home beneficiaries. you'll have pcs continue to be strong you'll continue to see data center strong. you'll continue to see cloud strong all of those and 5g. i want to be exposed to those names. in addition, i am warming up to the auto exposed semiconductor >> what would it take for you the buy intel back >> you have time i could easily see like an activist coming in, to be honest they have mismanaged this whole th

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, pivoting away from intel to amd chips instead.art: i find the kodak stuff astonishing. we never mentioned them for months and even years. never even mentioned them. suddenly the stock's up over 300%, nearly 400%. susan: i think we mentioned them as a cautionary tale, meaning you don't innovate, that's what you become. you become eastman kodak. look, i think they are taking that to heart right now, taking their own advice. stuart: i think they are. thanks, susan. next stop, starbucks. okay. the virus hurt their sales but the stock is up nicely this morning, 3.6%. lauren, this is all about curbside pickup, isn't it? lauren: speaking about pivoting, yes. they have pivoted to curbside pickup and they will now offer it at 1,000 more stores. but this is the worst loss, numbers were bad, worst loss for starbucks in over a decade. their same store sales globally fell 40%. it gets a little bit worse for the company. it resulted in lost sales of more than $3 billion in the quarter and starbucks had to pay workers more money to come in, and

it is taking market share from intel, amd at 47%., it turns out you don't need to test drive at tesla, it's a cool electric car, $429, doc you sign handling legal manners digitally, another winner. intel, the chip delays are hurting the stock in helping amd and it's down 20%. adp is also a loser along with gilead, fewer people are going to the doctor, that is hurting demands for non-coronavirus drugs remdesivir is what everybody is talking about but a whole lot of other drugs too. let's switch it over to the biggest winner on s&p 500, the retailer, amd and hca which is the bigger hospital chains has done better recently as patients return for medical procedures, up 30%, here are the losers, energy company, flooring company, mohawk industries as well as intel. >> you had all the good numbers. but the mba is back, basketball in summer. lebron james finished with 16 points, 11 rebounds continuing the caliber run for the l.a. lakers, could also be a boost for your portfolio. there is a tie here, let's bring in the one and the only, there

so if you look at your point, amd release the another chip yesterday was a positive headline stock isdate nvidia is in that sweet spot for shelter in place, gaming, internet things. intel has the data set of business will people are most likely to pay attention to i guess it's about 30% of their business but if you look at where intel's coming from, it's the old guard. they're up about 1% or flat year to date so within the tech complex, you get value which is intel and growth which is the other two and growth has been winning. i don't have to tell you that. >> how much does apple's move away from intel chips hurt intel? >> i think it's dramatic i think perceptions reality. not only does it hurt financially, i think it leaves room for the entire space. other directions other than intel. intel is the name, premier name. i think it's getting pushed off to the way side by nvidia to be honest >> quick thought on apple. we reported just a moment ago that apple may be the subject of an investigation, i believe, in texas of undetermined as yet scope. why is apple selling off today >> so obvio

that has a lot to do with amd gain,in that is folks thinking amd may pick up market share.mily: we will talk about the chip market later. bloomberg's abigail doolittle, thanks for wrapping up the week. mean con -- meantime, talking about the tech selloff in tech earnings week, we have the founder and ceo of estimize with us. thank you, for taking the time. what do you think is driving the selloff? we have seen tech continue rising as the shelter-in-place continued in certain places, working from home has continued, what is driving this? leigh: it is a technical reversion trade. the quonset have been running this month -- the quants have been running this model, and it has gotten away from them a little bit. on the fundamental side, how much of the curve has been pulled forward? trends we are seeing were obviously already active in the market when you look at doc you sign and zoom and tele-doc, these are names that are up somewhat, and the fundamentals justify it. but as we get into earning season, the story is going to go from, the curves are accelerating to, doesn't make s

that can be a challenge for amd. but on the other side of that amd is a beneficiary of it >> well, what is your take on the stock and the underperformance and sort of the cautious attitude from the sell side not a beloved name right now >> we're actually constructive on it. we would like to see better execution of the product psych ldz which have been bate of a challenge. so we look for better conviction in the product cycles to upbraid our rating we look at 2021 as they launch the server product and they bring more supply to market. they'll be more competitive than they launched the initial server product line they're going to start narrowing the gap. >> down 10% or so. the is this a buying opportunity? >> we're neutral rated but we will revisit our rating as we go we do think this is an interesting opportunity with them poised to narrow the gap. earnings are pushing around $5 we think it's interesting weechlt take a look at our rating as we go here >> we're going to see more consolidation in the sector? >> i wopt b

and amd and nvidia. that would set them billions of dollars.d be coming for them. the flipside is that it could put them in the sites of antitrust regulators and customers who start to worry that one supplier could be a little bit too powerful. a little more than 50% of the foundry market. maybe samsung is the nearest rival. therek there is a lot out who would be a little bit concerned in the long-term that maybe they have too much power. is a ways away. shery: tsmc, how well they have done in the past few decades, their approach has been revolutionary in this area. tim: it started from the very genesis of tsmc from day one, that we are not going to design chips. time, they said fabrication plants. they said, come to us, we will do it for you. they started from the start doing that. a part of that is, we will never compete with our clients. qualcomm, nvidia, even huawei. they have been very careful not to allow leakage of ip between clients. that has been a very important thing because tsmc has access to the secret sauce of so many customers. t

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