AMD stock was trading near all-time highs, hovering around $253 per share on Monday, October 27, 2025, after rising 6.5% last Friday.
News.Az, citing foreign media, reported that the company’s stock price was mostly flat in early trading, up about 90% since the beginning of the year, amid a wave of artificial intelligence-related deals.
This rise has been driven by a series of high-profile AI partnerships. A massive OpenAI chip supply deal on October 6th sparked a 34% one-day rally, and an October 14th Oracle Cloud GPU order added further momentum. Most recently, breakthrough news about IBM quantum computing using AMD chips drove the stock up another 7-8% to a new all-time high on October 24th.
Wall Street analysts are scrambling to revise their forecasts upward. Bank of America raised its 12-month price target to $300, citing “positive announcements at the 2025 OCP Summit” that strengthen confidence in AMD’s next-generation AI hardware. HSBC followed suit with a $310 target, while Jefferies and Mizuho also raised their forecasts to the high-$200 range.
Dozens of analysts have upgraded AMD to Buy, citing continued AI-driven momentum and strong market positioning. However, some skeptics remain neutral, setting a more conservative price target of around $210 amid concerns about overvaluation and profit-taking.
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