With Advanced Micro Devices’ ($AMD) Q1 2026 earnings report behind it, the company’s stock has received a wave of updated analyst coverage. With that comes changes to the minimum and maximum potential of AMD, which range from $250 at the low end to $625 at the high end. Let’s dive into the wide gap in analyst price targets for AMD stock.
Starting at the low end, five-star Deutsche Bank analyst Ross Seymore has the lowest price target for AMD stock among his peers. His price target of $250 represents a potential 42.45% downside for the shares. Additionally, he is one of eight analysts with a Hold rating for AMD stock. It’s not just AMD that Seymore is neutral on, as he has neutral ratings for several other big names in the semiconductor sector, including Arm ($ARM), Qualcomm ($QCOM), and Nvidia ($NVDA).
On the flip side of that, five-star Robert W. Baird analyst Tristan Gerra holds the highest price target for AMD stock at $625, implying 43.87% upside. He increased his price target from $300 and maintained a Buy rating after earnings. Gerra holds a more bullish position on the semiconductor sector, with a Buy rating for Qualcomm and Nvidia, though he has a Hold rating for Intel ($INTC).
AMD Stock Movement Today
AMD stock was up 6.8% on Friday, extending a 103.71% year-to-date rally. The stock has also increased 297.81% over the past 12 months.
AMD stock trading activity today saw some 17 million shares change hands, compared to a three-month average daily trading volume of about 32 million shares.
Is AMD Stock a Buy, Sell, or Hold?
Turning to Wall Street, the analysts’ consensus rating for AMD is Strong Buy, based on 27 Buy and eight Hold ratings over the past three months. With that comes an average AMD stock price target of $440.45, representing a potential 1.12% upside for the shares.
