Watch for a Buy Point in Advanced Micro Devices

InvestorPlace2022-01-20

Since the start of 2022, a multi-year semiconductor market pattern has reversed. Shares in Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) stock are down almost 5%. Shares in Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) are up almost 7%....

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Intel, meanwhile, is expected to put $25 bnillion to $28 billion into capital spending this year, with huge new investments in the U.S. and Europe. One $20 billion plant near Columbus, Ohio is already being described as a “little city.”Intel has also laid out an aggressive roadmap of chip improvements, which includes measuring circuit distances in “angstroms,” or one-tenth of a nanometer.How Big the Boom?Semiconductors traditionally go through a cycle of boom-and-bust. But there hasn’t been a bust for years.Instead, cloud czars and device makers have scooped up all the high-end silicon companies like AMD could design, and TSM could manufacture. The question is whether that will remain the case once Intel’s production ramps up.If it does, then Intel is the play.The stock is dirt cheap compared with AMD and sports a dividend yielding 2.5%. If demand doesn’t show up, and if past performance is any indicator, then AMD is the stock to buy. 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