Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. - Common Stock (AMD)

AMD looks poised to outperform Nvidia over the next three years.

Taiwan Semiconductor is reasonably priced for its growth and market position.

AMD and Nvidia are closely linked.

The search giant lined up another custom silicon partner this summer. It also negotiated something a purchase order never includes: the right to buy its supplier's stock at a fixed price.

Nvidia is leagues ahead of its rivals in the lucrative AI chip market.

The only company in the semiconductor index that reported this week posted record results.

The chipmaker's business keeps getting better. The argument is over which end of a wild 52-week range tells the truth.

BMO initiates AMD with an Outperform rating and $550 price target, citing massive AI growth driven by its upcoming Helios system.

The huge revenue backlogs of major U.S. hyperscalers could help Nvidia crush expectations when it releases its quarterly results.

Broadcom, AMD, and SK Hynix look like buys on the dip.

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AMD CEO credits her parents' strict academic expectations with shaping the discipline behind her turnaround of AMD.

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Seasonal trends, strong Q2 earnings growth, a cautious FOMC, and AI-driven catalysts from NVIDIA and AMD support a bullish outlook for the S&P 500 heading into Q4.

Druckenmiller's Duquesne Family Office just dumped its entire position in Micron stock.

AMD's stock is crushing Nvidia's, but that's not consistent with how the businesses are doing.

AMD stock dips premarket near $463 support. With mixed short-term moving averages and positive MACD momentum, can buyers hold key levels?

Analog Devices posted strong fiscal Q3 results, with revenue up nearly 40% and EPS up 68%, driven by AI-linked demand, prompting bullish analyst targets and continued institutional buying.

A company's capital structure is an important thing to consider.

Stocks with lofty valuations can be extra vulnerable when the broader market suffers a correction.

Estimates for how much will be spent on AI computing are increasing.

AMD and Alphabet look like good long-term buys.

AMD's AI momentum commands a premium valuation, while Salesforce's software dominance trades at a fraction of that multiple, a stark contrast that reshapes the growth-versus-value debate.