On April 24, AMD rose 10.26% intraday, trading at $341.07/share, with trading volume of $3.657 billion.
The rally was primarily driven by sector-wide momentum following Intel's blowout quarterly results. Intel reported strong first-quarter performance and issued second-quarter revenue guidance of $13.8 billion to $14.8 billion, significantly exceeding the analyst consensus of $13.06 billion. Intel's management attributed the results to the increasingly critical role of CPUs in the AI era and unprecedented market demand for chips, combined with disciplined execution in expanding supply capacity. Intel shares soared over 26% on the day, lifting sentiment across the entire semiconductor industry.
Within the Semiconductors sector, the broad-based rally was evident. Among individual stocks, Intel surged 26.65%, ARM Holdings rose 11.47%, Micron Technology gained 3.69%, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing advanced 3.64%, and NVIDIA added 1.41%. As a direct competitor to Intel in the CPU and data center markets, AMD benefited significantly from the positive read-through on chip demand strength in the AI era.
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