Analysis of Monster Insider Trading Impact on AMD Stock Price

Thursday, 18 April 2024, 08:55

The recent insider trading activities involving CEO Lisa Su and CTO Mark D Papermaster in Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) have raised concerns among investors. Following significant sales of AMD shares by company insiders, the stock price has seen a decline amidst insights from analysts and market forecasts. The impact of AMD's stock price drop is attributed to factors like increased semiconductor chip output in China and revised revenue expectations for AMD's future products, despite analyst upgrades and positive outlooks.
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Analysis of Monster Insider Trading Impact on AMD Stock Price

Monster insider trading alert for AMD stock

With the stocks of Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) making a massive decline since their all-time high (ATH) they had reached on March 8 this year, following the launch of AMD’s new artificial intelligence (AI) microchip, certain insider trades have caught the attention of outside observers.

CTO/EVP sells $5.7 million in AMD stock

More recently, on April 15, Papermaster, who is also AMD’s executive vice president, sold another 16,200 AMD shares at the price of $164.25, collecting over $2.6 million in profit and bringing the value of his insider AMD sales to $5.69 million, according to the latest MarketBeat data on April 18.

AMD stock price analysis

As of now, AMD stocks are trading at the price of $155.67, marking a decline of 5.72% on the day, a 5.78% drop across the past week, and adding up to the accumulated 14.19% dip on its monthly chart. That said, AMD shares have recorded an increase in price of 12.29% since the year’s turn.

AMD stock forecast

Meanwhile, HSBC analyst Frank Lee pointed out a reset in market expectations for AMD’s MI300 series accelerators’ 2024 and 2025 revenue haul, bringing them down to $4-5 billion for 2024, as opposed to prior calls of $6-8 billion, and to $9-10 billion for 2025, down from the previous $10-12 billion.

On the other hand, he upgraded his AMD stock rating from ‘hold’ to ‘buy,’ while also raising the price target from $180 to $225 for the next 12 months, expecting it to be worth about 46% more than the price at which it is currently changing hands, explaining that:

“However, we also think that AMD has enough supply capacity and demand to surpass management’s AI GPU revenue guidance of >USD3.5bn in 2024, and we think management could raise guidance to above USD5bn vs our estimate of USD6.5bn.”

Moreover, Lee has also factored in an anticipated boost from other parts of AMD’s business, including improvement in non-AI segments like client and traditional servers, all of which could contribute to Advanced Micro Devices’ better stock price outlook.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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