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In his State of Tech report, McWilliams wrote: "Without a doubt, AMD has been a challenging stock to follow during the last year. There were numerous analysts anxious to call a bottom, thinking that AMD could recapture its brief period of glory. However, what I saw in early January 2007 was a fundamental problem that would take some time to resolve as AMD redesigned its business model..."
McWilliams also looks at these topics:
-- Why should Intel investors pay attention to emerging computing markets?
What "controversies" are facing microprocessor markets and is Intel
positioned to benefit from them?
-- After McWilliams recommended investors steer clear of AMD at $18.70 in
January 2007, the stock dropped by 70%. Is it finally time investors
reconsidered AMD?
-- Is it likely that Sun Microsystem's vision of "thin client" computing
will take hold?
-- Do current trends in the microprocessor market favor NVIDIA? Is NVIDIA
attractive at current prices?
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