Had You Put $1,000 in AMD or Micron 10 Years Ago, Here's What You'd Have Today
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Had You Put $1,000 in AMD or Micron 10 Years Ago, Here's What You'd Have Today
AMD and Micron both benefit from AI infrastructure demand, but their performance and outlook differ. AMD spent a decade rebuilding relevance under Lisa Su, with data center revenue rising to $5.775 billion last quarter, up 57% year over year. An OpenAI-related GPU deployment deal for 6 gigawatts supports the AI thesis. A forward P/E of 67 suggests much of the comeback is already priced in, yet the next-year and five-year base cases remain above current levels, leading to a buy recommendation. Micron’s results reflect memory-cycle volatility, with the HBM-driven supercycle changing the outlook. FQ2 2026 guidance targets $33.5 billion revenue and 81% non-GAAP gross margin, but base-case targets imply downside, leading to a sell recommendation.
"AMD traded near $4.20 a decade ago, a struggling chipmaker before Ryzen and EPYC rewrote the story. Data center revenue hit $5.775 billion last quarter, up 57% year over year, and the OpenAI deal for 6 gigawatts of GPU deployment validates the AI thesis. The 247Factor base case targets $527.29 over the next year and $705.04 over five years. The current recommendation is to buy shares. At a forward P/E of 67, the comeback appears mostly priced in."
"Micron's chart captures every memory cycle of the past decade, including the 2023 supply glut. The HBM-driven supercycle has rewritten the script. FQ2 2026 guidance calls for $33.5 billion (plus or minus $750 million) in revenue with 81% non-GAAP gross margin. The 247Factor short-term base case is $444.07, implying 40.87% downside, even as analysts hold a $613.23 consensus target. The five-year base case lands at $286.77. The current recommendation is to sell shares."
"A $1,000 bet on either stock a decade ago would have crushed the S&P 500. Here is how the numbers shake out across four horizons. Period AMD Return MU Return S&P 500 10 Years 11,031.19% ($111,312) 6,602.87% ($67,029) 258.70% 5 Years 505.82% ($6,058) 854.11% ($9,541) 79.70% 1 Year 322.28% ($4,223) 693.87% ($7,939) 27.88% YTD 118.30% ($2,183) 163.25% ($2,632) 9.34%"
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