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AMD shares jump 12% Friday as investors return to chip stocks

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TradingView reports Advanced Micro Devices rose 12% in Friday trading, recovering ground after Thursday's technology selloff hit semiconductor shares.

What happened

TradingView reports that shares of Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) surged 12% in Friday trading. The move came after a rough session on Thursday for technology stocks.

According to the outlet, investors returned to semiconductor names on Friday, helping AMD recover ground. The rebound followed concerns about possible obstacles to AI infrastructure investment, which had weighed on chipmakers during the earlier selloff.

Context

Chipmakers are closely tied to spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure, so worries about that spending can affect the sector's shares.

Why it matters

The swing shows how sensitive AMD and other semiconductor stocks can be to shifting sentiment about AI infrastructure investment.

Stocks in this story

Price changes are shown for the trading day of the story and are a coincidence in time, not proof that the news caused them. Figures are ATLAS data from our database.

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Market indices

Latest close of the ETFs that track the main US indices (SPY, QQQ, DIA), from ATLAS data.

S&P 500 (SPY): 733.00 (−4.41%) · November 5

Nasdaq-100 (QQQ): 647.05 (−6.49%) · November 5

Dow Jones (DIA): 514.27 (−3.53%) · November 5

Sources

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  1. AMD Stock Soars After Thursday's Rout. AI Fears Take a Back Seat · TradingView · November 6, 2026

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