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AMD, a semiconductor and software company serving a range of technology applications including AI workloads, is set to report again on May 5 after posting strong results in its fourth-quarter fiscal 2025 report. The company reported annual revenue of $34.6 billion, a 34% year-over-year increase, and per-share earnings of $1.53, up 40% year over year. For the first quarter, AMD guided revenue of roughly $9.8 billion, representing a 32% year-over-year jump.
AMD shares have risen 33% so far this year, according to the article. It also cites MoneyFlows data indicating that “Big Money” investors are again betting heavily on the stock, with institutional volume signals described as unusually large inflows that the article says have supported the share price.
The article highlights AMD’s growth trajectory, citing FactSet data for sales and earnings growth:
It further states that EPS is estimated to rise this year by +63.8%.
The article attributes the renewed investor interest to institutional support and describes AMD as having generated multiple “outlier inflow signals.” It reports:
It also notes that AMD has been a top-rated stock at MoneyFlows for years, with the ranking process described as highlighting stocks that show unusual buy pressure and growing fundamentals on a weekly basis.
The article concludes that, given the historical share-price gains and the company’s fundamentals, AMD could be considered for a diversified portfolio. It also includes a disclosure stating that the author holds no position in AMD at the time of publication.
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