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AMD is featuring Kathy Pham on Advanced Insights to address responsible AI and building trust in AI systems from the outset.
Pham shares that the most successful teams bring diverse perspectives early in the development process. The company provides a link to watch the discussion.
AMD remains well above the MA-20 ($511.09), MA-50 ($428.60), and MA-200 ($266.80), which signals a strong bullish trend across short, medium, and long-term timeframes. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 sits at $478.18, acting as immediate support below the current price of $524.85. Near-term support is found at the Ichimoku Kijun ($478.18) and MA-20 ($511.09), while key support lies at the MA-50 ($428.60). Immediate resistance is seen at the MA-5 cluster ($531.80) and MA-10 ($516.62), with key resistance at the MA-20 ($511.09), although these levels are close to the current price and may shift rapidly in volatile sessions.
Momentum signals remain decisively bullish on D1 with MACD indicating a strong buy and ADX at 29.15 supporting continued trend strength. RSI at 59.08 and CCI at 58.92 both point to continued buyer interest, while Stoch RSI suggests a neutral-to-buy bias but recently flagged mild oversold on shorter timeframes, hinting at possible consolidation or pullback. BBP classifies conditions as overbought, implying buyer exhaustion may be nearing, with intraday swings favoring buyers. In today's session, AMD has dropped 2.44% to $524.85, with prices in the lower part of the weekly range and weekly volatility at 11.76%. AMD is trading down from last week's close of $537.05, marking a 2.27% loss, with the overall tone reflecting a steady decline from recent highs and moderate corrective action within a broad uptrend.
Looking ahead, the projected trading range for the next week is $504 to $552, keeping moves within a realistic ±5% band around the current price and well inside the 52-week boundaries ($133.50–$562.99). With bullish signals across all major W1 indicators—MA-50, RSI, ADX, and MACD—the probability of an upward move is very high (more than 80%), making a decline much less likely. The baseline scenario sees AMD stabilizing between $510 and $540 as consolidation continues. A bullish breakout above $552 may trigger further upside momentum toward new highs. If bearish sentiment gains traction and $504 support gives way, a corrective move toward $485 is possible, though year-long momentum remains firmly positive.
Earlier, analysts noted that AMD faced a mixed technical outlook with a bias toward short-term consolidation and potential downside risk. Building on that assessment, the prevailing scenario continues to warrant close monitoring of volatility and price reactions at key technical levels for signals of a definitive trend reversal or escalation in directional momentum.