Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. - Common Stock (AMD)

This semiconductor ETF continues to look ripe for more gains.

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Two better opportunities might be sitting right next to this stock, and it's forcing a real decision about whether to keep holding.

Picking stocks for the next decade requires a different lens than picking for the next earnings report, and these 3 names pass the test.

AMD trades at an 80x forward P/E while TSMC commands a 45% net margin, a stark contrast that frames the growth-versus-stability trade-off.

AMD is the latest semiconductor stock to reach a trillion-dollar market cap.

AMD's CPU opportunity could be huge.

This exchange-traded fund has delivered an explosive return of 90% so far in 2026.

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These fast-growing ETFs will likely be trading at attractive valuations after a market pullback.

AMD's stock has gotten very expensive.

AMD shares have been on fire this year.

Taiwan Semiconductor offers plenty of upside potential with little risk.

Intel has outperformed AMD over the past year, but the future could be different.

The chip giant has split its stock six times -- but not once in 26 years, and not once under the CEO who took the shares from about $3 to more than $600.

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The latest $1 trillion chipmaker now costs about 40 times its expected 2027 earnings. Its bigger, faster-growing competitor costs about 15 times its own.

Taiwan Semiconductor holds a massive market share advantage.

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This tech player reached $1 trillion on Sept. 21.

Sandisk led the S&P 500 higher last year, and it's once again the best-performing stock in the index this year.

The inference market is expected to grow faster than training, opening the door for AMD and Broadcom to outperform.