Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is a US technology corporation. It produces microelectronics, including central processors, chipsets, graphics processors, and adapters that convert data from computer memory into images.
In 1969, seven engineers from Fairchild Semiconductor teamed up to create their own production of logic-integrated circuits. Entrepreneur Jerry Sanders agreed to join them on the condition that he would lead the new company. The initial capital of the enterprise amounted to $100,000.
Advanced Micro Devices (ticker #AMD) is listed on the NASDAQ exchange, which includes high-tech companies. Advanced Micro Devices stocks are volatile, making investing in them risky. However, CFD trading makes it possible to make money in both a rising and a declining market.
When trading CFDs, traders need to be able to predict the movement of an asset's price as accurately as possible. To do this, read the company's financial statements. For example, in 2018 and 2019, Advanced Micro Devices' net income was only $337 and $341 million, respectively. In 2020, the situation changed dramatically, and profit rose to $2.49 billion. The following year, the positive trend continued, and net income increased to $3.16 billion. However, in 2022, it decreased to $1.32 billion.
A company's ability to make money determines its success. Advanced Micro Devices had not been growing steadily from 2018 to 2022. This means you need to check quarterly reports regularly to more accurately predict changes in quotes.
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Advanced Micro Devices does not have its own manufacturing facilities. To create products, the company uses contractor companies such as GlobalFoundries and TSMC. In addition, ADM is working with several strategic partners to improve development and capacity. The partners' list includes HP Inc., IBM, Acer, Dell, Cisco, Nokia, Siemens, Sony, and others.
Like any corporation, Advanced Micro Devices is expanding largely through mergers and acquisitions of other companies from the technology sector. The purchase of Xilinx was one of the largest. The amount of the deal is estimated to be $50 billion. As a result of the merger, Lisa Su became the head of AMD, and representatives of Xilinx joined the board of directors of Advanced Micro Devices.
When trading CFDs, it is important to pay attention to competitors' performance, which can directly or indirectly affect #AMD quotes. These include Intel and Nvidia, as their products are a direct alternative to Advanced Micro Devices.
In 2000, competition between Advanced Micro Devices and Intel led to a protracted lawsuit. AMD has accused Intel of abusing its monopoly position. During the proceedings, it was revealed that from 2002 to 2007, Intel manipulated the opinions of companies, urging them to abandon AMD products in favor of their products, providing bonuses and discounts in return. As a result, the European Commission imposed a fine of $1.25 billion on Intel. AMD managed to achieve justice, which had a positive effect on its reputation. However, the company suffered losses in the form of legal costs.