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The AMD Saga Begins A long, long time ago in a galaxy far away … semiconductors were under an attack. And I thought analysts once again would talk tech investors into maybe cutting them a little slack. But their response, it didn’t thrill us. “Demand is dried up!” they tried to tell us. I wasn’t […]
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by Joseph Hargett April 16, 2022 Great Stuff
What’s The Deal With Amazon? Ah, Amazon.com (Nasdaq: ) on a Saturday morning… It’s time to relax. And you know what that means. A glass of bourbon, your favorite easy chair and, of course, Great Stuff playing on your digital device. So go on and indulge yourself. That’s right, kick off your shoes. Put your […]

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