A late-day sprint by Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) made this little champ the top performer for the week ended March 12. Peak to trough, AMD fell ~ 8% then rebounded 11 percent on Friday. Why? AMD is a trader's favorite. Easily a buy at sub-$2 and a sell at $3. In 2015 the buy/sell range was $3 - $6. AMD gets steady cash flow from console sales. That will not fall any time soon. It then applies the earnings to graphics cards, mid-range PC chips, and its next-gen computing: Zen. Enjoy the ~15% spread from AMD and continue trading AMD. Once fundamentals strengthen, it becomes a core buy and hold forever investing idea on the model portfolio stocks (premium). AMD's latest GPUs look promising: DX12 performance on AMD hardware looks highly promising. It competes well with Nvidia and with VR coming, AMD's cheap if the latter tech takes off. DX12 is a developing technology: think of it as going hand in hand with VR applications.