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Special Report

AMD’s Post-Earnings Dip Looks Like the Buying Window Bulls Wanted

By Thomas Hughes. Originally Published: 2/4/2026. 

Article Highlights

• AMD’s post-earnings dip reflects “whisper number” disappointment, not weak fundamentals, as results and guidance still topped consensus.
• The next major catalyst is Helios rack-scale and MI450 execution later this year, which could unlock the growth the market is waiting for.
• Analyst sentiment stayed constructive, and the stock appears to be consolidating above key support with meaningful upside if data center momentum re-accelerates.

Advanced Micro Devices’ (NASDAQ: AMD) share price dipped more than 5% after its Q4 2025 earnings report, creating what many view as a compelling buying opportunity after the company missed some analysts’ highest expectations. Although results beat consensus, “whisper” numbers had priced in gains that likely won’t arrive until later this year, highlighting a disconnect in the report. While MI450 and Helios’ rack-scale solutions were mentioned, the disclosure was lighter than robust market expectations, leaving retail traders wanting more.

Analysts—representing the “smart money” response—reacted differently. The first revisions tracked by MarketBeat include numerous reaffirmed ratings and price targets, along with a few target increases oriented toward future catalysts. That outlook assumes the launch of Helios’ rack-scale solutions later this fiscal year, which could accelerate growth materially.

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CEO Lisa Su said the datacenter business could grow to “tens of billions” annually (a conservative estimate based on demand trends and NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) results), setting up the potential for triple-digit revenue growth despite the company’s current forecast of high-double-digit growth.

The catalyst that could drive AMD shares higher is still ahead, and its market-moving potential increases by the day. Most analysts’ targets range from $280 to $300, implying roughly 40%–50% upside from the key support level and the potential to reach a new all-time high. A sustained move to new highs would be bullish and could push the stock toward the top of the target range near $380 — nearly a 100% gain from current levels.

Advanced Micro Devices’ Blowout Quarter and Guidance Drive Value

Advanced Micro Devices reported a blowout quarter, with revenue up nearly 34% to $10.3 billion — beating expectations by more than 650 basis points. The Datacenter segment led the gains with 39% growth, and all segments posted increases. Embedded was the weakest area, growing in the low single digits, though it’s expected to improve over the year. Client & Gaming also expanded at a strong ~30% pace. Within datacenter, strength was driven by both GPU and CPU sales.

Margins were equally impressive. Revenue leverage and operational execution drove notable margin expansion, leaving operating income, net income, and free cash flow at record levels alongside revenue. Key metrics included adjusted EPS of $1.53, up about 40% year-over-year, and free cash flow of $2.1 billion — performance that came in well ahead of forecasts.

Q1 2026 guidance is consistent with Q4 results: above consensus but not as aggressive as some investors hoped. The company expects roughly 32% year-over-year revenue growth for Q1 — about 420 basis points above forecasts — with earnings following a similar pattern. Management reiterated that Helios and the MI450 launch remain targeted for the second half of the year, with a production ramp expected by Q3. Early deliveries will focus on rack-scale customers, including OpenAI and Oracle (NYSE: ORCL).

Advanced Micro Devices Consolidates for Next Move

AMD’s price action has been volatile since Q3 2025, but the chart shows the stock consolidating above previous resistance that has turned into support — a setup for the next leg higher. That move will likely pick up later in the year as MI450 progress becomes clearer; the main uncertainty is how deep any first-half pullback might be. Given analyst outlooks and institutional ownership trends, a sustained break below critical support near $200 is not expected.

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