#美股财报季 #Gate股票畅聊季 $13.4 billion in revenue sets a record: Three truths about AMD’s AI computing race

After the market closed on November 3, 2026, AMD delivered an almost flawless quarterly report: revenue of $13.38B, up 45% year over year and above the top end of its guidance; data center revenue nearly doubled, and the stock briefly surged 9% after hours.
The numbers are impressive, but more worth unpacking are three things behind them: AMD is undergoing a structural transformation, earnings quality is improving, and its 2027 outlook makes the company’s ultimate destination crystal clear.

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ThisIsTranslateContent:DustyA an hour ago

As I said tonight, as long as the range hasn't been broken, you can sell high and buy low within it. The only word for this trade is “steady”!#黄金 #伦敦金 $XAUUSD ‌

XAUUSD+0.75%

MadRushesInTheCrypto an hour ago

Ingel $INTC fell another 6.47% today, with the current price at 54.50.
From its peak of 142, it’s now down nearly 62%.
At this rate, the folks who bought the dip are probably either crying their eyes out or lining up on the way to the rooftop.

INTC-8.44%

User_any19 minutes ago

Why did the relief rally quickly shift into a rotation?

The relief rally that began with the removal of political uncertainty has rapidly given way to a more complex equation. The market is no longer just saying "the election is over"; it is now signaling that, with the election behind us, the focus has shifted to corporate earnings and underlying fundamentals.

Following the midterm elections, the Democrats' victory in both chambers of Congress initially triggered a broad-based rally, which saw Bitcoin recover from the $76,000 range to above $80,000. However, this wave of optimism proved sho

Gate_Square2026-11-05 03:58:56

🇺🇸 US Midterms Are Over — What Will Drive the Next Market Move?

Democrats have won both chambers of Congress, while Republicans retain the White House.

As election uncertainty eases, US stocks have rebounded, the dollar has weakened, and BTC has recovered from its initial dip. 📈

Now the focus shifts from politics to earnings and fundamentals.

🤖 AI, chips, cloud computing, or EVs — which sector could lead the next rally?

💬 Would you buy into the rebound or wait for earnings and guidance to confirm the trend?

Share your stock picks, trading plans, or market views on Gate Square with #USMidterms2026 #USEarningsSeason.

🎁 Gate's Earnings Season Rewards event is ongoing. Trade eligible stocks and complete tasks for a chance to win rewards.

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Election results are in. What's your next market play?

BTC-0.67%

ETH-1.26%

XAUUSD+0.75%

XAG+0.47%

NAS100-6.02%

NFTRegretful 7 minutes ago

I never want to receive another “drops below xxxx” push notification
It really gives me no peace of mind
I’ve decided to turn off all push notifications
Get a good night’s sleep
Gold really holds up better in a downturn
It’s back to my cost basis now

CryptoMishu38 minutes ago

#民主党赢得美国两院 #美股财报季 With control of both chambers changing hands, is a turning point or new pressure ahead for tech stocks?

As of November 4, 2026, Beijing time, the Associated Press had reported that Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress; the U.S. midterm elections have drawn a new boundary around power during Trump's second term.
Democratic control of both chambers means he will face more constraints in pushing his tax-cut, spending and personnel agendas over the next two years. But for tech stocks that have already pulled back sharply, the more pressing question is: As the marke

CryptoMishuan hour ago

#StockTalkSeason
SK Hynix at 945 USDT: AI Memory Leader, Market Recovery and Trading Opportunities on Gate
The global semiconductor industry is entering an important phase, and SK Hynix remains one of the companies I am watching closely. Its advanced memory technology, strong financial performance, and important position in the AI supply chain make it an interesting opportunity for traders and long-term investors.

At the current reference price of 945 USDT on Gate, I believe SK Hynix deserves serious attention. Recent market weakness has created uncertainty, but I do not think short-term sell

Sweep1 an hour ago

Close the markets now
Who the hell is selling like this?

GateUser-635e383828 minutes ago

Are none of you trading crypto? Am I really the only one still at it? The market’s crashed like crazy, and nobody’s talking about it.

TradingOldWangBtc2 hours ago

November 5 $SNDK

980 has broken below support and continues to drift lower; it’s not recommended to try to catch the bottom early. Go long if 980 reclaims the level

SNDK-0.18%

CryptoAish 44 minutes ago

🔹Democrats Sweep Both Chambers of Congress as the Dow Surges Over 3! But AI Stocks Fall Across the

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BlackSea 2 hours ago

Powerball jackpot odds: 1 in 292,201,338.
$2 a draw, 3 draws a week, for 10 years: $3,120.
Same $3,120 in SPY and you own a piece of 500 companies.
I'll take the boring odds.

OJBK6688 an hour ago

#晒出我的持仓收益 Erbing, #以太 #二饼跌破2400 The first position I opened in my livestream yesterday when it started is still open. I’ll go live later today. Just to mention again, I haven’t finished setting things up on that computer. When I go live later, I’ll post in Gate’s community and the fan group,

ETH-1.26%

SmartBrother an hour ago

$NEAR During this downturn, large holders have been acting in unison—consistently buying up tokens on dips and moving them to their own addresses to hold, making the supply available for trading visibly scarcer. Meanwhile, short sellers are still holding on despite steep borrowing costs, refusing to close their positions and exit. With tokens locked up and short sellers crowded together, the chain reaction of short covering if prices push higher should not be underestimated.

#NEAR$NEAR
Risk warning: The above is only my personal market observation and does not constitute investment advice. Le

CryptoRockan hour ago

#USNonfarmPayrolls
US Nonfarm Payrolls: A stronger jobs signal puts the Federal Reserve's next move under the spotlight

The US labor market has delivered a stronger-than-expected signal, and financial markets are approaching another important macroeconomic test.

ADP's October employment report showed that private-sector employers added 86,000 jobs, comfortably above economists' expectations of 69,000. The figure matched September's revised increase of 86,000, suggesting that private-sector hiring maintained its pace rather than accelerating significantly.

However, the headline number is on