Advanced Micro Devices Stock (AMD)

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At close
$594.24
▼ -13.86 (-2.28%)
Oct 12, 4:00 PM ET
Pre-market
$586.49
▼ -7.75 (-1.30%)
Oct 13, 6:38 AM ET
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Market Cap
$992.71B
P/E Ratio
154.3x
1Y Return
+176.52%
EPS (TTM)
$3.90

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Daily Diary Mentions

60 mentions
  • Upside, Downside Moves in the Morning

    Upside – $JAGX +35% (announces a special stock dividend) – $OPCH +21% (reported takeover talks value the transaction at more than $5B including debt) – $APOG +20% (Q2 beat sharply and the FY adjusted EPS and sales outlooks were raised above expectations) – CEG +9.3% (reports of a potential $1B-plus hyperscaler nuclear-power agreement) – $PENN …

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  • Nvidia Warning? Maybe.

    Check this out. Most readers probably already know that I have been very positive on both Advanced Micro Devices ($AMD) and Intel ($INTC). AMD literally for years and INTC for this year at least. Most readers likely also know that I remain long Nvidia ($NVDA), but don’t write on it very often. Looking at The Sarge-folio, AMD is …

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  • AMD Is Still Going

    Readers will see below that Advanced Micro Devices ($AMD) built a Rising Wedge pattern of bearish reversal while running into late June. The shares then caught a bid close to a 38.6% Fibonacci retracement of that entire rally in late July. This past August the stock had flirted with taking back both its 21-day EMA and 50-day SMA, but …

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  • That’s a Wrap!

    Equities sold off to varying degrees on Tuesday to get a holiday-shortened a week off to a sloppy start. Throughout the day, there were reports of fighting in and around Iran’s Kharg Island. That forced oil prices higher. Front-month WTI Crude futures climbed in value for a sixth consecutive day. I now see the sweet stuff trading close to …

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