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Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. / AMD
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AMD tracks the value of 1 share of common stock in Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. AMD designs high-performance processors and graphics chips used in PCs, gaming consoles, data centers, and AI workloads.
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AMD Fades 8% the Day After Its $558 Record as the Chip Surge Unwinds
AMD's HIP-3 perp is down 8.35% over nine hours to $507.90, unwinding most of a parabolic Monday that carried the cash stock to a record near $558 and a market cap above $900 billion for the first time. There is no earnings miss or guidance cut behind this — it reads as profit-taking into a stretched tape, with AMD trading north of 100x trailing earnings and insiders selling aggressively into the run. The tell came mid-morning: a genuinely constructive 30 MW Rackspace AI compute deal landed and still could not hold a bid. When the catalyst that built the high was geopolitical relief rather than fundamentals, the gains are the first thing faded once the adrenaline wears off.
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AMD Fades 8% the Day After Its $558 Record as the Chip Surge Unwinds
AMD's HIP-3 perp is down 8.35% over nine hours to $507.90, unwinding most of a parabolic Monday that carried the cash stock to a record near $558 and a market cap above $900 billion for the first time. There is no earnings miss or guidance cut behind this — it reads as profit-taking into a stretched tape, with AMD trading north of 100x trailing earnings and insiders selling aggressively into the run. The tell came mid-morning: a genuinely constructive 30 MW Rackspace AI compute deal landed and still could not hold a bid. When the catalyst that built the high was geopolitical relief rather than fundamentals, the gains are the first thing faded once the adrenaline wears off.
AMD Snaps Back From the Chip-Rout Lows on BofA's Top CPU Pick Call
AMD's HIP-3 perp is up 11.28% over 21 hours to $488.30, reclaiming the June 5 capitulation close that capped last week's chip-sector de-rate. The proximate catalyst is Bank of America: Vivek Arya reiterated Buy, lifted his target to $560 from $500, and named AMD his top CPU pick on a 2030 server-CPU market he now sizes north of $170 billion. Oracle's roughly $70 billion data-center spending plan set the macro table a day earlier, putting a bid back under every AI-chip supplier even as Oracle's own stock fell on debt worries. The reversal undoes the June 9 lower low, though AMD is still about 11% beneath the $546.44 high it printed at the start of the month.
AMD Round-Trips Monday's Bounce and Breaks to a Fresh Chip-Rout Low
AMD's HIP-3 perp is down 11.67% over five hours to $445.10, erasing Monday's 4.88% relief bounce and printing a fresh low. The move undercuts the June 5 capitulation close of $466.38 and leaves AMD roughly 18% below the $546.44 peak it set at the start of the month. There is no new company headline behind it — this is the second leg of the chip-sector de-rate that began with Broadcom's soft AI guidance, compounded by a memory and smartphone demand scare and a macro backdrop that punishes high-multiple AI names. A bounce that fails and makes a lower low is the tell that June 5 was not the bottom.
AMD's 6.44% Bounce Belongs to the Chip Sector, Not Its £2B UK Headline
AMD's HIP-3 perp is up 6.44% to $489, recovering much of last week's damage as the entire chip complex bounces off its worst session since March 2020. The pop has an AMD-specific headline attached, up to £2 billion for UK AI research unveiled at London Tech Week, but $2.7 billion spread over five years does not move the needle on a company this size. This is sector mean-reversion: dip-buyers returning after a $1.3 trillion rout, egged on by Jensen Huang telling investors to buy the discount. The tell is in the options tape, where put buying on the semiconductor ETF just hit a record even as the tape rips higher.
AMD Extends Its Slide as the Chip Rout Becomes a Rate Story
AMD's HIP-3 perp is down another 7.70% to $455.10, and there is still no AMD-specific news driving it. Day one was Broadcom's AI guidance miss. Day two is macro: a hot May jobs report sent the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index down 10.3% on June 5, its worst session since March 2020, and wiped roughly $1.3 trillion off US chip names in a single day. The damage has shifted from a single earnings call to a wholesale repricing of high-multiple AI stocks against a higher discount rate.
AMD Drops 14.58% as Broadcom's AI Guidance Reset Hits a Stock Priced for Perfection
AMD has no company-specific bad news. The HIP-3 perp's 14.58% slide over 21 hours is collateral damage from Broadcom's fiscal Q2 report, where management guided Q3 AI chip revenue to roughly $16 billion against a $17.2 billion estimate and pointedly declined to raise its $100 billion-plus full-year AI target. In a sector priced for a blowout, a reiteration reads as a downgrade — and AMD, up about 352% over the past year at roughly 72 times forward earnings, had the least cushion when the AI trade got remarked.
AMD Gives Back 6.5% as Korea's AI Tax Scare Hits Chip Valuations
South Korea's presidential policy chief floated a citizen dividend funded by taxes on AI profits, sending the Kospi down 5.1% intraday and wiping roughly $300 billion of global chip market cap. AMD took the hit harder than Nvidia because it is still carrying a P/E near 92 after last week's beat-and-raise rally, leaving zero cushion when sentiment on AI margins turns. A hotter-than-expected April CPI print at 3.8% closed the macro door on further multiple expansion at the same time. The HIP-3 perp is down 6.53% over 24h.
Goldman Flips AMD to Buy as Wall Street Capitulates Post-Print
The day after AMD's Q1 beat-and-raise, the sell-side caved. Goldman Sachs upgraded the stock from Hold to Buy and roughly doubled its price target from $240 to $450, with KeyBanc, Bernstein, Roth, Cantor, CFRA, Wedbush, Susquehanna, and DA Davidson all piling in. Lisa Su then doubled her long-term server CPU TAM forecast to over $120 billion by 2030. The HIP-3 perp on Hyperliquid is up 8.05% over 24h as the disagreement that had capped multiple expansion gets mechanically priced out.
AMD's Q1 Beat-and-Raise: Data Center Hits $5.8B, Q2 Guide Tops Street
AMD reported Q1 2026 revenue of $10.3 billion and non-GAAP EPS of $1.37, beating both top and bottom-line estimates. The data center segment did $5.8 billion, up 57% year-over-year on EPYC and Instinct ramp, and management guided Q2 to roughly $11.2 billion versus a $10.52 billion consensus. Spot tagged a $379.90 all-time high in extended trading; the HIP-3 perp on Hyperliquid is running ahead of cash.
How to Trade Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) on Hyperliquid
AMD is the second-largest data center GPU maker in the world, posting record revenue of $34.6 billion in 2025 as AI infrastructure demand reshaped its business. The stock is now available as a HIP-3 perpetual futures contract on Hyperliquid, giving traders leveraged exposure to one of the most consequential semiconductor names in the AI buildout.
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