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Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) was already in a steep downtrend since its March 2024 high of $227. It had lost about 48% of its value in just one year by March 2025.
April arrived like a sledgehammer.
AMD Is Poised For A Sharp Rebound To $175
Summary
- I am initiating AMD with a Strong Buy and a $175–$200 price target, as the bottom is in and fundamentals are underappreciated.
- AMD’s strategic pivot to AI inference, ZT Systems acquisition, and ROCm ecosystem position it for significant market share gains against Nvidia.
- Technical analysis confirms a major trend reversal, with strong volume and structural breakouts suggesting the start of a new uptrend cycle.
- DCF and segment analysis support a $175 base case and $200+ possible if AI momentum and export controls resolve.
I am Sayra Quraishi, a dedicated stock analyst with over a decade of experience. My expertise in market trends and investment strategies in the financial industry. As a part-time investor, I apply my market knowledge to a diverse portfolio, focusing on sectors like technology, healthcare, and renewable energy. I also contribute to financial publications and speak at industry events, sharing insights to help others navigate the world of investing. My approach blends in-depth research with strategic insights, aiming to identify high-potential opportunities across dynamic industries.
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