AMD - Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

NasdaqGS - NasdaqGS Real Time Price. Currency in USD
25.69
-0.28 (-1.08%)
At close: 4:00PM EDT

25.68 -0.01 (-0.04%)
After hours: 4:13PM EDT

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Previous Close25.97
Open26.69
Bid25.68 x 3100
Ask25.69 x 1000
Day's Range25.46 - 26.98
52 Week Range9.04 - 34.14
Volume74,760,665
Avg. Volume85,966,209
Market Cap27.785B
Beta (3Y Monthly)4.09
PE Ratio (TTM)80.28
EPS (TTM)0.32
Earnings DateApr 23, 2019 - Apr 29, 2019
Forward Dividend & YieldN/A (N/A)
Ex-Dividend Date1995-04-27
1y Target Est24.86
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    Given the 10% gain AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) logged on Tuesday, many investors are optimistic about the latest news. But I don't personally believe the company's role in a new streaming-game platform developed by Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG, NASDAQ:GOOGL) is a reason to buy AMD stock.Source: Matthew Rutledge via Flickr Some investors will disagree with me -- although most of those investors will tout AMD optimism for any and all reasons. Advanced Micro Devices stock has been terribly rewarding since turning around in 2016. Traders have largely convinced themselves the foreseeable future is going to look a lot like the past. A closer, critical look at the new video game service from Google, however, reveals AMD's role is the least important one in a platform that may or may not be a smashing success. It's ComplicatedHardcore gamers may understand the implications better than the average non-gamer, but for the rest of us: Even as Microsoft's (NASDAQ:MSFT) Xbox or Sony (NYSE:SNE) Playstation move toward downloaded games and away from physical discs, their games are played -- and processed -- on the consoles themselves. Meanwhile, on Google's Stadia, games will be played entirely from Google's servers using a high-speed internet connection.InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips * 7 Retail Stocks That Will Continue to Rebound in 2019 AMD's role in the new service? It handles the heavy-duty graphics processing from the cloud, rather than offloading that work onto a graphics card that would normally be installed on a console.See, with Stadia, there is no physical console. The cloud is the console, meaning its games can be reasonably played on any device.It's actually a rather savvy and gutsy move from Alphabet. Microsoft can create a complete, self-contained gaming experience on an Xbox. Ditto for Sony. Not so with Stadia though. While it can handle most aspects of game-play, Google and AMD are still ultimately relying on the speed and quality of the internet connection its gamer customers subscribe to.Surprisingly, it's not been a problem yet. Initial tests of the service's latency -- or the lag between pushing a button on a controller and seeing the result on a screen -- suggest Google has figured out how to make the Stadia experience almost as good as that of console game-play. Google, meanwhile, has developed a custom game-controller to further abate potential latency.There's a rub for current and would-be owners of AMD stock, however. Of all the major hurdles that Stadia has to clear to work well, Advanced Micro Devices' is the easiest.It would also be the easiest piece of the puzzle to replace. Are Google's Plans Too Expensive?That's not to say AMD could be replaced by a rival like Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) or Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) with just the flip of a switch.The architecture powering Stadia is based on AMD's Radeon GPU, but customized to meet Google's specific needs. Each card is capable of handling up to 10.7 teraflops of data at a time, handily topping the graphics-processing loads being handled by even the newest consoles like the PS4 Pro and the Xbox One X.The end result? Stadia will be able to deliver 4K quality at the 60 frames per second most gamers expect from high-end games. When the time comes, Google promises 8K quality and 120 frames per second.AMD's GPU prowess may not matter, however, for a handful of reasons.One of them is the aforementioned lag, or latency, of an internet connection. Connections as fast as 50 or even 100 megabits per second are quickly becoming the new norm, and the advent of 5G promises even wider access to ultra-high speed connectivity. Still, for streaming gaming, that connection has to be consistent, and free of any glitch.There's also the not-so-small matter that to deliver 4K, 1080p 60FPS images that can accept and process constant user input (button-mashing), Google will have to establish 7500 edge-nodes all over the world. And, it appears that to achieve the maximum quality of graphical display, multiple GPUs will be needed per one single player. The company's gaming data centers will, most likely, 'share' graphics cards simultaneously with multiple gamers, but even the best GPUs can only do so much at one time.That makes the hardware and node-management needed to make Stadia work an expensive proposition, which in turn could make Stadia an expensive service to utilize.To that end, there comes a point when gamers stop needing 'more' visual realism to enjoy a game to its fullest. Prepping for an 8K, 120 FPS future is arguably an expensive overkill. So if they're looking to cut costs, Google might opt for a cheaper alternative to AMD's superior GPUs.And of course there's the X-factor: Can Google get developers on board with yet another platform that facilitates even more competition? Bottom Line for AMD StockBuy AMD stock, or don't buy it. There's a bearish and bullish case to be made. Neither of those cases, however, are significantly altered by the advent of Stadia.And, even to the extent Stadia does gain traction when launched, a couple of pros point out the prospect should have already been built into the price of AMD stock. * 7 Beaten-Up Stocks to Buy as They Reverse Course "We don't know why AMD was up so much as most analysts knew of this win already," said Susquehanna analyst Chris Rolland, while RBC's Mitch Steves explained "We are surprised by the stock price move as we believed this was a well known win."As of this writing, James Brumley did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities. You can learn more about James at his site, jamesbrumley.com, or follow him on Twitter, at @jbrumley. More From InvestorPlace * 2 Toxic Pot Stocks You Should Avoid * 7 Retail Stocks That Will Continue to Rebound in 2019 * 5 Stocks To Buy for the Happiest Employees * 7 ETFs for a Millennial Portfolio Compare Brokers The post Google's Gaming Platform Is Not a Reason to Buy AMD Stock appeared first on InvestorPlace.

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    AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) surged upward in Tuesday trading. The chipmaker will benefit from a partnership with Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL, NASDAQ:GOOG) as it will power Google's streaming game service. This news sent AMD stock higher by more than 12% in Tuesday's trading session. Still, AMD had already revealed this information, so the surge in the stock has left traders confused.Source: Shutterstock The massive levels of forecasted growth leave little doubt that Advanced Micro Devices remains a solid long-term play. However, such a move on known news and its propensity to move on momentum undermines the short-term case for AMD. The Unexplained Rally in AMD StockAMD stock rallied on reports that Google would use AMD processors to power its Stadia video game streaming service. Such spikes occur periodically on news of a major new customer or business line. However, such moves higher rarely occur on old news.InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips * 10 Stocks on the Rise Heading Into the Second Quarter Advanced Micro Devices CEO Lisa Su revealed at the CES trade show that Google would use AMD processors. However, she announced that news in January. This has left traders scratching their heads about the delayed reaction.One possible explanation could involve traders finally waking up to the concept of streamed games. The gaming industry brought in $43.4 billion in revenue from the U.S. in 2018, an 18% increase from 2017 levels, so streamed games serve as yet another growth engine.Moreover, several Google peers intend to follow with their own streamed games. Sony (NYSE:SNE) allows streamed games through its PlayStation 4, and Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) also plans to enter this market.Furthermore, Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) is developing Project X Cloud, which will allow streamed games through the Xbox. However, Microsoft has relied on Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) graphics chips to power PC-based games, so that does not offer any clear benefit to AMD. Momentum and AMDAnother possibility lies with AMD's propensity for large moves. In April of last year, I recommended AMD stock as the end of the crypto craze pushed AMD toward the $9 per share level.The equity would go on to rally above $34 per share by September before falling near the $16 per share level in December. Since that time, Advanced Micro Devices stock has surged by more than 62%, and Tuesday's move higher added to the momentum.How much further the equity will rally remains unclear, but the possibility of a momentum shift undermines the short-term case for AMD. Furthermore, near-term fundamentals appear elevated.Thanks to the spike on Tuesday, the current price-to-earnings (PE) ratio that has moved above 81. Such a multiple does not stop a stock from moving higher by itself. Still, it does make AMD more vulnerable to bad news.However, the much rosier long-term outlook on AMD makes the equity a buy on any significant pullback. Wall Street predicts 39.1% profit growth for this year and 53.1% in 2020. Analysts expect to see increases in net income which average 31.59% per year over the next five years. With such growth rates, the forward PE of around 41 should not deter investors. The Bottom Line on AMD stockTuesday's surge higher on old news and the equity's tendency for large moves make AMD too unpredictable at these levels. AMD spiked in Tuesday trading after Google reminded traders that its streaming gaming platform would utilize AMD processors.Still, stocks rarely spike because a company reminds traders of news that another company announced two months ago. Perhaps Wall Street better understands the potential for streaming games. The equity's propensity to move on momentum could have also pushed AMD higher.Due to that momentum, the stock has moved higher by more than 60% in less than three months. This makes the near-term direction of AMD stock hard to predict, and I would caution against buying right now. However, considering the long-term prospects for AMD, I would look to buy on any pullback.As of this writing, Will Healy did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned stocks. You can follow Will on Twitter at @HealyWriting. More From InvestorPlace * 2 Toxic Pot Stocks You Should Avoid * 7 Specialty Retail ETFs to Buy the Industry's Disruption * 5 Stocks To Buy for the Happiest Employees * 3 Out-of-Favor Consumer Stocks to Buy Compare Brokers The post Don't Trust the Surprise Rally In Advanced Micro Devices Stock appeared first on InvestorPlace.

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