NASDAQ: AMD
AMD stands for Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. It is a global company that manufactures semiconductors. The company trades under the symbol NASDAQ: AMD at https://www.webull.com/quote/nasdaq-amd.The company is currently offering x86 microprocessors in the form of standalone devices or incorporated in an APU (Accelerating Processing Unit), GPUs (Graphics Processing Units), professional graphics, server and embedded semiconductor System-on-chip (SoC) and processors, and technology for gaming consoles.
The company segments include the graphics and computing segment and Embedded, Enterprise, and Semi-Custom segment. The first segment, graphics and computing, includes notebook and desktop processors, chipsets, professional graphics, and discrete GPUs (Graphics Processing Units). The second segment, Embedded, Enterprise, and Semi-Custom Segment, includes embedded processors, server, SoC products (Semi-Custom), gaming console technologies, development services, and licensing portions property portfolio.
AMD Stock
The stock is not performing very well in the short term, but it has been quite consistent if we see the stock in the long term. In the case of midterm analysis, the stock has been increasing its value. As of August 2020, the average volume for the stock is 63,239,952. The 52-week high is 87.29, and the 52-week low is 27.43 for NASDAQ: AMD. The PE ratio is 158.17, and the EPS is 0.51.
Expert Analysis
Based on the stock analysis from 41 different experts, one should hold onto the stock if finding something good to invest. 36.59% of them suggest this. 14.63% strongly recommend buying the shares for this stock nobody believes the stock to be underperforming, but 2.44 suggests selling the stock. The rest 46.34% suggest to hold on to this stock. According to them, its not appropriate time to either buy or sell these stocks.
AMD Could Make Billions More From This Market Going Head-to-Head With Intel
Data Center Market turned out to be a very happy hunting ground for AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) since the company re-entered in 2017 with EPYC server processors that flooded the market. They have given Intel a long rum of sleepless nights, and AMD is not slowing down at all. Reports show that their presence has doubled in the previous few years.
However, this isn’t the only achievement of the company. There are some other winnings too. They include the liking of Lenovo and NVIDIA for AMD. AMD is 10% ahead of its server market share schedule. More and more companies are providing AMD chips in their devices now. They have earned the trust of not only the companies but also their customers. Further, their reduced cost makes them more preferable. You can buy the stock from an online brokerage account.
Disclaimer: The analysis information is for reference only and does not constitute an investment recommendation.
