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Goldman Sachs data cited by The Kobeissi Letter says the top 10 US stocks accounted for 16.4% of total notional dollar trading volume so far in 2026. Nvidia led at 3.0%, followed by Micron (2.8%), Tesla (2.1%), and SanDisk (1.5%). Liquidity was uneven, with SanDisk’s spread at 12.4 bps versus 5.9 bps for the S&P 500 average.
The article cites an Iranian military spokesperson saying Iran authorizes and supervises safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz, responding to President Trump’s claim of US “total control.” It also reports S&P 500 Q2 earnings growth expectations near 32% versus 23% and 85% of 446 companies beating estimates, plus Treasury moves after a favorable PPI report. It lists several stock movers including META, MSFT, AMD, SOXX, CSCO, and CRM.
AMD shares rose about 5% in the afternoon and closed up 6.5% at $514.13 after the company priced a $4.75 billion bond offering to support expansion into AI and data centers, according to Bloomberg. The deal is described as AMD’s largest U.S. dollar bond financing, with $875 million maturing next month.
Over the past 7 days, alphai's AI scored 126 news stories mentioning AMD (ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES INC). Coverage has skewed bullish: 65 bullish, 51 neutral, and 10 bearish.
Recent AMD coverage spans market movers, financial news and sector analysis.
In the last 30 days, AMD insiders filed 1 SEC Form 4 transaction — no purchases and 1 sale ($68K). The most active reporter was Hahn Ava, SVP, GC & Corporate Secretary, with 1 filing. 100% of those filings were made under pre-arranged Rule 10b5-1 plans.
AMD may be more costly to trade than the average S&P 500 name, despite high AI-driven attention.
Positive read-through from sector momentum and AI earnings expectations, but no AMD-specific news is provided.
The bond pricing improves near-term funding flexibility for AMD’s AI/data-center buildout, supporting risk appetite in the stock.
Adds to the narrative of rotating capital toward AI compute competitors, potentially supportive for AMD sentiment.
Initiating a sizable position is the clearest incremental bullish signal among the disclosed changes.
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Goldman Sachs data cited by The Kobeissi Letter says the top 10 US stocks accounted for 16.4% of total notional dollar trading volume so far in 2026. Nvidia led at 3.0%, followed by Micron (2.8%), Tesla (2.1%), and SanDisk (1.5%). Liquidity was uneven, with SanDisk’s spread at 12.4 bps versus 5.9 bps for the S&P 500 average.
6 min readThe article cites an Iranian military spokesperson saying Iran authorizes and supervises safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz, responding to President Trump’s claim of US “total control.” It also reports S&P 500 Q2 earnings growth expectations near 32% versus 23% and 85% of 446 companies beating estimates, plus Treasury moves after a favorable PPI report. It lists several stock movers including META, MSFT, AMD, SOXX, CSCO, and CRM.
6 min readAMD shares rose about 5% in the afternoon and closed up 6.5% at $514.13 after the company priced a $4.75 billion bond offering to support expansion into AI and data centers, according to Bloomberg. The deal is described as AMD’s largest U.S. dollar bond financing, with $875 million maturing next month.
3 min readTiger Global Management, per its SEC 13F for Q2 2026, reported $23.98B in U.S. stocks across 46 holdings as of June 30. The fund trimmed top positions including Alphabet, Broadcom, Nvidia, and TSMC, and fully exited AppLovin and Zillow. It added new AI-chip bets in Cerebras (~$660M) and AMD (~$392M), increased Intel (~$365M), and initiated Seagate (~$275M) and Visa (~$274M).
4 min readReuters reports Tiger Global Management, via its Q2 13-F filings, reduced stakes in Alphabet, Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, Netflix, Broadcom and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing. It increased Intel holdings to 4.25M shares. It also initiated positions in AMD (674,727 shares) and SpaceX (375,000 shares).
5 min readThe article discusses how “AI spending 2026” figures differ by definition. It cites about $2.6 trillion in broad global AI spending or commitments, versus about $725 billion in 2026 capex expected from Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft, and Meta. It also references Reuters and Nikkei estimates of future lease obligations totaling roughly $1.09 trillion to $1.65 trillion, highlighting off-balance-sheet commitments.
7 min readBroadcom (AVGO) fell about 6% to $390.69 after Bank of America flagged a potential $370B senior-debt figure for its AI financing vehicle, including $150B of issuance in 2027. AMD (AMD) rose about 4% to $502.95 after Baird raised its price target to $1,250. The article cites Broadcom Q2 AI revenue guidance and AMD’s margin guidance.
6 min readInvesting.com reports Advanced Micro Devices shares rose 4.1% to $502.88 after the company completed its largest-ever bond offering, raising $4.75 billion via four investment-grade tranches due in 3 to 10 years. AMD also reiterated growth guidance for server and data center revenue tied to AI, citing customer compute commitments and analyst TAM upgrades.
4 min readAMD says it is providing Day 0 support for Qwen3.8 27B, enabling developers to run the model locally on AMD Ryzen AI Max+ PCs and on an AMD Radeon AI PRO R9700 32GB GPU via tools like llama.cpp and LM Studio. AMD also describes Lemonade, a local-first developer platform for deploying local AI across CPU, GPU, and NPU.
3 min readUS stock indices closed mixed as memory chip stocks led gains. SanDisk (SNDK) rose nearly 9% and topped US market turnover for the first time, while Seagate, Western Digital, Micron and SK Hynix also advanced. Broadcom (AVGO) fell over 5%. SanDisk cited guidance for fiscal 2028-2030; SK Group’s chairman said a record memory supply shortfall is likely next year.
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