In our last analysis on AMD, we correctly identified the persistent uptrend, and set our target at $162, which today, exactly two weeks later, has been reached. The link to our previous public analysis on AMD (from Sep 11) is below this post.

This is now a critical point for AMD.

Daily Chart (Left):

Resistance Test: The price has rallied from the lows and is now it hit the $162 resistance level. This level is critical as it marks a prior high from August. A break above this level could open the way for further upside toward the next resistance near $187.28.
21-Day EMA: The price has consistently remained above the 21-day EMA, confirming the bullish trend. This dynamic support has helped the stock maintain upward momentum.
Upward Trend: The overall structure shows a clear series of higher lows, reinforcing the bullish bias.

Weekly Chart (Right):

Pivot Point: On the weekly chart, the $162 area aligns with a key pivot point, making this a crucial zone to watch. If AMD can break and close above this level, it could signify a larger trend continuation toward the $187 resistance, at least.
Trendline Support: The long-term ascending trendline from the $132.83 support remains intact. The price has bounced off this trendline recently, adding further confidence to the upward movement. This trendline will continue to act as a key support level in the broader timeframe.

Conclusion:

AMD is trading near the $162 resistance, which serves as a key area for further price action. A successful break above this level could push the stock toward its next resistance at $187.28. However, failure to break this level may result in a pullback toward the $150 area, where the 21-day EMA provides support. Keep an eye on the $162 pivot point as the immediate hurdle.

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