Right now, the best approach to AMD’s stock might be a risk-mitigation plan, such as buying in thirds or setting up a dollar-cost averaging plan. Either method can help you work around price-dip risks by grabbing more shares when they’re cheap and fewer when they’re pricy. That’s a prudent approach when share prices are high and the direction of short-term moves is unpredictable. At the moment, I wouldn’t get into AMD’s stock without these robust price controls.
Long story short, I wouldn’t sell AMD stock today, and I would buy it only with great caution. The third option is to simply hold the stock and not make any active moves. Most AMD investors should probably not touch this stock’s buy or sell buttons until it either cools down or connects to a stronger business trend.
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Sigh. A $200 share price seems so far away now, yet my hope still springs eternal.
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Yep. I have a feeling there are other easier ways to make money for now, and it will be hard to know when to step back in, assuming the right time comes.
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