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AMD Stock Price Forecast: Why You Should Stay Long On Advanced Micro Devices

May 17, 2018

The article was written by Motek Moyen Research Seeking Alpha’s #1 Writer on Long Ideas and #2 in Technology – Senior Analyst at I Know First.

Summary:

Advanced Micro Devices’ stock has risen to near the $13 price barrier. I am still reiterating my buy rating for AMD.
Several catalysts happened over the weeks since my previous buy recommendation for AMD last March.
First, Intel successfully killed Nvidia’s GeForce Partner Program. This will help AMD Radeon GPUs remain a viable alternative for successful PC gaming brands.
Second, Intel has postponed mass production of its 10-nanometer Cannon Lake processors to next year. It means the 12-nm produced 2^nd-Gen Ryzen processors have a better chance to succeed.
Third, AMD’s datacenter effort might just get a serious boost from Qualcomm’s reported exit from server processors.

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Stock Forecast: AMD’s New Range of Ryzen Pro Processors Coupled with Outstanding Q1 Results Are Important Weapons Over Intel

May 15, 2018

This article was written by Esther Hanon, a Financial Analyst at I Know First.

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“The first quarter was an outstanding start to 2018 with 40 percent year-over-year revenue growth. PC, gaming and datacenter adoption of our new, high-performance products continues to accelerate. We are excited about our long-term roadmaps and focused on delivering sustained revenue growth and profitability.”

--Dr. Lisa Su, President and CEO of AMD

GPU-Equipped Ryzen Pros Give AMD What It Needs to Conquer the Corporate Desktop

Integrated graphics mean that AMD's chips can now go head to head with Intel's

Summary:

AMD published their Q1 2018 results on April 25th, 2018 crushing analyst estimates on earnings, revenue and guidance.
Revenues increased 40% year-over-year. The improving margin scenario provides additional upside for the stock as AMD finally starts producing sizable profits.
The stock surged 11% in extended trading and had increased ever since the company published their Q1 2018 earnings.
The Q1 2018 earnings report of AMD also revealed that its Computing and Graphics segment has posted its 5^th consecutive quarter of double digit Year-over-Year growth.
Thanks to stronger Ryzen processors sales, AMD posted an EPS of $0.11 (beats by $0.2), and revenue of $1.65 billion (+39.8% year over year) - beats by $80 million.
The reasons why AMD is beating estimates are the same. Cryptocurrency miners still bought many Radeon discrete GPUs. Ryzen APUs and processors are also finding more customers.
The forthcoming release of ASIC miners shouldn't be of concern. They do not threaten the lucrative tailwind of AMD from Ethereum miners.

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Summary:

AMD’s stock shot up more than 9% during the after-hours trading on April 25. AMD comfortably beat the EPS and revenue estimates of Wall Street.
The Q1 2018 earnings report of AMD also revealed that its Computing and Graphics segment has posted its 5^th consecutive quarter of double digit Year-over-Year growth.
Thanks to stronger Ryzen processors sales, AMD posted an EPS of $0.11 (beats by $0.2), and revenue of $1.65 billion (+39.8% year over year) - beats by $80 million.
The reasons why AMD is beating estimates are the same. Cryptocurrency miners still bought many Radeon discrete GPUs. Ryzen APUs and processors are also finding more customers.
Do not worry about the forthcoming release of ASIC miners. They do not threaten the lucrative tailwind of AMD from Ethereum miners.