Lisa Su Called the Market ‘Short-Sighted’ as AMD Crashed 17%. Two Sessions Later the Stock Has It All Back
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AMD rose 13% to $508.58 at Monday's close, nearly $100 billion of market value, on Oppenheimer's upgrade to Outperform with a $600 target and a Google Cloud TPU 8tx host win; Nvidia fell 4.3% on the Huang investigation.
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A retiree's 1,000 shares bought at $55.94 in October 2022 gained $59,540 Monday and $104,180 in two sessions; the position is now 21% of a $2.4 million portfolio, up from 10% at the end of 2025.
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Selling 265 shares now and 265 in January trims AMD to 10%, costs $31,699 in federal tax over two years ($6,286 less than one sale), keeps the 3.8% NIIT at zero and holds the Medicare surcharge to $1,949 a year.
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Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) has won back everything Thursday's 17% crash took, and more. The stock closed up 13% at $508.58 on Monday, adding nearly $100 billion in market value, after Oppenheimer upgraded it to Outperform with a $600 price target and AMD said its EPYC processors will run the host side of Google Cloud's new TPU 8tx systems. The same morni...