TheinsanegamerN Delusions? News flash, but the server market is MASSIVE, and has margins that dominate any other CPU market.

AMD making headway in the server space is fantastic news for their bottom line. Just grabbing 3% of the market would represent a monumental jump in revenue.

AMD cant keep the 3900 in stock, their server parts are doing well, Navi is selling well. Q3 is gonna be good this year.

Server market is roughly the size of PC market (revenue-wise). So it's both MASSIVE and just normal.As for margins: you're making a very basic mistake here. :-)Profit margin may be high in datacenter segment, but that's an impression created by Intel CPUs. Intel asks a lot. And their clients accepted that prices.AMD is trying to boost sales by selling their CPU a lot cheaper. They'll have much lower margins.Well of course. AMD went from 0.5% to 3%. Revenue figures are public. It's a big improvement.But they're still a cheap alternative and they don't make money.And what if they asked as much as Intel does? Who would buy that?Very likely the best revenue they had since Zen came out. Profits: possibly better than before.Next year is expected to be even better. Much better.Thing is though: this "financial side topic" started with an uneducated comments about stock that's going to hit "$45-50" and that's just not the case.The ~$30 we see today is already based on 2020 forecasts and even more optimistic hopes for the future. So at best it'll remain as it is.If AMD has problems with supply or it turns out 7nm costs more than they expected, stock price will drop.So I ask all reading AMD fanboys not to put their pension savings in AMD stock. It's really not worth it. :-)