As a user posted:Re:” Just when I believe the rally has lost fuel, the company always finds away to impress the market, and the stock moves higher.”Can you see any reason why this will change, I mean you being surprised? Evidently not... But brace yourself, this is the new norm for AMD. Let me give you a few reasons why you are continually surprised. These are omissions from your analysis. They have direct bearing on the fact you are looking towards and trying to assess 2023 with missing data.-Do you know what “Big Navi” is or even AMD plans, in general, to address Nvidia competition? Evidently not as you believe GPU is stagnant.-Do you know the size of pent up console sales? You could have used past console metrics with growth factors. This one is too obvious.-Do you know what AMD’s plans are for their proclaimed and untapped $10B Automotive and Inference TAM? Evidently not... In fact AMD has for the past 4 years developed an ADAS SOC and has developed the requisite ADAS software in partnership with multiple “Top Tier Automotive Manufacturers”. It’s release is imminent.-Do you know what AMD is doing with the industries only WiGig Chip for millimeter wireless LANs? No? Why do you think AMD bought Nitero Ip and acqui-hired all their employees 3 years ago? I could go on about what you are not putting under consideration. There are ones with greater impact I have not mentioned. But these are just a few of the areas from which we will see near term 2020 - 2023 products that will continue to delight the market and continue to surprise you.As Dr Lisa Su has repeatedly said “2019 (at 143%) increase was great. But 2020 will be better.” Her catchphrase is “The Best Is Yet To Come.” And it seems destined to continue to surprise you. ...$AMD has plenty of buying momentum ahead.