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TradingView reports Michael Burry is not chasing AMD's 13% jump, as Oppenheimer upgraded the chipmaker to Outperform from Perform.
TradingView reports that Michael Burry is refusing to chase the recent surge in Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) shares, which rose 13%. According to the outlet, it was the biggest one-day gain in six months.
TradingView says investors weighed the potential of AMD's business despite uncertainties surrounding rival Nvidia. The outlet also notes that Oppenheimer upgraded AMD to Outperform from Perform, with a $600 price target.
Analyst rating changes and the competitive position of chipmakers are among the factors investors often weigh when assessing semiconductor stocks.
The report shows how analyst views and developments around a major rival can shape sentiment toward AMD, though the source does not detail further drivers.
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