AMD Rises 5.9% After Bank of America Lifts Price Target to $700
· 2 sources
The Globe and Mail reports AMD gained 5.9% after Bank of America raised its price target on the chipmaker to $700. Benzinga also covered the move.
What happened
The Globe and Mail reports that Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) jumped 5.9% in the Nov. 12 market session. The move followed a decision by Bank of America to raise its price target on the stock to $700.
Benzinga also published a piece on the day after, asking what was going on with AMD stock. The sources provided do not detail the reasoning behind the analyst's revised target.
Context
Analyst price targets are estimates published by brokerages and banks, and changes to them are often followed by investors as one input among many.
Why it matters
A target increase from a major bank can draw attention to a stock, which is why the move is relevant to those following AMD and the broader chip sector.
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