AMD

AMD

AMD

Semiconductors

★ Quality 28/100
Overvalued

Price today

$553.26

what the market pays

Worth

$75.04

calculated cycle value

Worth $75.04price today $553.26

Price is 637% above its value

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Price vs Intrinsic Value

VI$52.8$178$303$429$554'21'22'23'24'25'26AMDVI $75.0 · MdS -86%
UndervaluedDiscountedFair priceIV = current model value

The line is the price month by month; the green band marks when it's undervalued (−20% off value). When the price drops in there, the discount is real, not opinion.

How many times the cash flow

Semiconductors · vs 11 peers

You pay today
144.5x
Sector median
58.2x
Charlie: worth
19.6x

You pay 144.5x times this business's cash flow; its sector median is 58.2x.

86% above what Charlie thinks it's worth (19.6x) — you're overpaying, sector or no sector.

Why Overvalued?

The model estimates an intrinsic value of $75.04 per share. Today's price of $553.26 is 86% above the calculated value — the market is paying a premium over what the model sees as fair.

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The price is 637% above the calculated value. You're paying more than it's worth.

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Buying here lowers your expected return and wipes out the safety margin.

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The next reasonable entry zone starts at $71.29.

At what price would buying make sense?

Entry zones

🟢 Undervalued

$60.03

-20% off Value

🟡 Discounted

$71.29

-5% off Value

🔴 Today

$553.26

-86% Valor

🔴

Overvalued

The market prices it too high versus what the business makes. Patience pays off here.

Time is the friend of the wonderful company, the enemy of the mediocre.

— Warren Buffett

Model updated · July 2026

The business

AMD is the eternal runner-up that still hasn't cracked Nvidia's CUDA wall.

AMD designs CPUs (Ryzen, EPYC) and GPUs (Radeon, Instinct) without its own factories — TSMC does the manufacturing. It charges per chip sold to hyperscalers, OEMs and consumers. Data Center brought in $16.6B (+32%) and now weighs more than the rest combined.

A real duopoly in x86 with Intel and in AI GPUs with Nvidia. The chiplet architecture gave it a cost and performance edge in servers for years. The problem: in AI the moat belongs to CUDA, not AMD — ROCm is still behind.

Revenue history

$9.8B
2020
$16.4B
2021
$23.6B
2022
$22.7B
2023
$25.8B
2024
CAGR 5 años: +21%

From $9.8B to $25.8B in 4 years — nearly 2.6x its size. Selling more and more is the base of everything else.

Where each $100 of sales goes

Revenue $34.6B · FY2025

Cost of sales$17.5B · 51%
Operations and taxes$12.8B · 37%
Net profit$4.3B · 13%

Of every $100 in sales, $87 goes to costs and operations; $13 is left as net profit (13% margin).

Catalysts and risks

MI350 (3nm, 288GB HBM3E) already in volume during 2025.

MI450 launches H2 2026 with NVL72-style rack-scale architecture.

2024 FCF hit $5.5B (+130% YoY), real cash traction.

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CUDA keeps developers locked to Nvidia — ROCm still doesn't convince.

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Xilinx goodwill ($35B) inflates the balance sheet and crushes GAAP ROCE.

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Semis is cyclical: a capex correction at hyperscalers hits the #2 players first.

Charlie's note

Paying 19.6x for a business growing at 28% isn't excessive, but that 50% gross margin gives away a challenger, not the owner of the moat: in AI it's CUDA that rules, not ROCm. You're paying for the promise of closing that gap, so it's wise to demand a discount and have the patience to wait for it.

Analysis · May 2026

So when would be a good price for AMD?

By our calculation, not yet. We will email you the day it drops to $71.29 — so you do not have to keep checking.

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