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Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)

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+1.67 (0.32%)

as of Jul 2, 2026, 11:56:46 pm Market Open.

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Jul 3, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 25 opinions in the last 12 months.

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) appears to be experiencing significant growth and resurgence in the semiconductor market, primarily driven by strong demand for their CPUs and GPUs. Recent financial results have surpassed expectations, with earnings and revenue growth, indicating a robust operational performance. Analysts have noted that the company's position as a credible competitor to NVIDIA is solidifying, especially with advancements in AI chip production and increased data center revenue. Despite the competitive landscape, AMD continues to capture market share from rivals like Intel and NVIDIA. Investor sentiment remains high, reflected by a notable increase in social media mentions, which have risen sharply in the last 24 hours. While some experts express caution regarding the cyclical nature of the semiconductor market, optimism around AMD's performance and strategic direction is apparent.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Overvalued

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BUY

They make great chips that are in strong demand by China. All semis can get a big boost from a Biden win, because he will will likely relax US-China trade tensions which pressured markets during Trump's term.

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BUY

Rumour of AMD buying Xilinx AMD would really benefit for Xilinx which makes great chips for autos, defence and telcos. Buying Xilinx would expand AMD's exposure to these sectors and their overall market. The deal is good, but only at the right price--if it happens. The AMD CEO is great. If the deal happens and AMD sells off, then he would buy.

DON'T BUY

It's winning where Intel is losing.They're ahead of Intel, but you're paying too much. Single-company risk. Ahead of their skis in terms of valuation. Semiconductor ETF is a better play, though don't chase it.

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TOP PICK

Better known are these chipmakers, but less known is the tech war flaring between them. Without getting overly tech-geeky (you can read that here), Intel and AMD are vying for supremacy over the faster computer chip. The upshot is that Intel will lag AMD and other competitors until late-2021, but the company expects to regain the lead over AMD in 2022. Analysts like Barry Schwartz and Darren Sissons feel that Intel has gone nowhere and don't see much change in the near future. (At least, Intel pays a 2.73% dividend as you wait.) AMD, long-considered the poor cousin to Intel, is gaining more favour on the street with Jeffries on Tuesday this week raising its price target from $86 to $95, based on Intel's lag. Though AMD doesn't pay a divvy, it clearly has momentum on its side.

COMMENT

AMD is the chip company that has always been the poor #2 to INTC. He would prefer INTC as it has less volatility and it holds a large cash reserve. In this environment, focusing on companies with minimal debt is important.

DON'T BUY

It has been the poor step-child of the semi-conductor space. His model sees a 38% downside risk. He sees other better options out there.

BUY

He thinks AMD has the potential to go to $70. It could reach 25% market share making the stock appear very cheap. He very much likes it.

BUY

The semiconductors have been leaders. This one has always been the laggard but has recently come through. He prefers another but you will be fine in this one.

COMMENT

vs. ERIC? A tough call. AMD is more a trading stock. ERIC is long-term. Both are in chips and especially 5G deployment which will play out over time. He picks ERIC.

BUY

He still likes this company and thinks they are still in the early stages of them taking market share from Intel. He likes their moves into gaming and data centres. Pricing in semi-conductors seems to be stabilizing, which will continue to allow tail winds to continue. It will be a volatile stock, but over the long term it is a good investment.

PARTIAL SELL

He does not own it as a single stock, but as part of the SOXX etf. It has taken market share away from INTC and they have been progressive in making chips smaller, making them ideal for autonomous driving and for use in iPhones. The runway is still fairly long, but they are facing more competition. He might consider taking profit and moving into Applied Materials, the equipment supplier for AMD.

BUY

He loves semis. AMD is great. Also see his top picks. They can take share from Intel in Apple laptops.

PARTIAL SELL

He screens the markets every quarter for the metrics he tracks. Every so often he gets a cluster of companies in a sector and it perks his interest. This happened to semiconductors. This is an area you don't want to be in during a downturn. All of the chips suggest they are at reasonable values after reasonable runs. One could consider taking some profits off the table and then let it run. They will be fairly volatile.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Jan 04/19, Up 156%) He didn't buy this when he recommended it. He was waiting for a good entry point. An amazing turnaround story. The CEO is brilliant, working on making a higher margin business with CPUs. They are making a lot of money with their new offerings and adding market share. He would consider buying this on weakness.

TOP PICK

It is not cheap here as his price target is $45. He would buy a third of the position here and watch for opportunities to buy cheaper. They have an aggressive product strategy and institutions have been buying in. Yield 0% (Analysts’ price target is $34.28)

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