Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=tsTY7Qip6D0 Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter AMD Stock Price This Week. [6ZwcaE1JlWD] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT AMD looks bullish this week, but volatility is expected to stay high after the massive rally driven by AI hype and the company’s strong earnings report. Key levels for the week: • Strong support: $440–445 • Key resistance: $470–480 • A breakout above $480 could trigger a fast move toward $500+ • If Nasdaq starts correcting, AMD could pull back to $430 Why the market is bullish: — AMD delivered a strong quarterly earnings report and guided revenue above expectations thanks to huge demand for AI chips. — Analysts continue raising their price targets after earnings, with some targets already reaching $450–500+. — Wall Street is betting on a new AI CPU/GPU supercycle, where AMD is gradually taking market share from competitors. But there are still risks: — The stock is already heavily overheated after the rally, so sharp profit-taking remains possible. — Any weakness in Nasdaq or the semiconductor sector could quickly drag AMD lower. 8xDdESrbisn QSul0rpN535 qXREJHRndmx sdn24UCkYD7 XDrWKdYqdqs G8Xs1TE82El
AMD looks bullish this week, but volatility is expected to stay high after the massive rally driven by AI hype and the company’s strong earnings report. Key levels for the week: • Strong support: $440–445 • Key resistance: $470–480 • A breakout above $480 could trigger a fast move toward $500+ • If Nasdaq starts correcting, AMD could pull back to $430 Why the market is bullish: — AMD delivered a strong quarterly earnings report and guided revenue above expectations thanks to huge demand for AI chips. — Analysts continue raising their price targets after earnings, with some targets already reaching $450–500+. — Wall Street is betting on a new AI CPU/GPU supercycle, where AMD is gradually taking market share from competitors. But there are still risks: — The stock is already heavily overheated after the rally, so sharp profit-taking remains possible. — Any weakness in Nasdaq or the semiconductor sector could quickly drag AMD lower. 8xDdESrbisn QSul0rpN535 qXREJHRndmx sdn24UCkYD7 XDrWKdYqdqs G8Xs1TE82El