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Advanced Micro Devices' (NASDAQ: AMD) price action provided a clear signal that it would move higher in 2025 when it broke fresh highs in July. The move to new highs took the market above a critical resistance point that had been in place for more than a year, setting it up to continue rallying as the year progresses. The real question is how high the market can go now that fresh highs have been set and what will drive it there. The answer to the first question is based on both the technical setup and analyst sentiment trends. In contrast, the second includes results, forecasts, and, once again, analyst sentiment trends, along with a hint of FOMO. The stock price targets for Advanced Micro Devices are based on the movement that preceded the breakout, including near-term, short-term, and long-term targets. The near-term target is based on the near-term price movement, specifically the July rally, which is worth $10. AMD’s stock price has already achieved this target, rising by $10 from the critical resistance point to hit 155 in mid-July. 
The short-term and long-term targets are more interesting. They are based on stock price movements, which began in April 2025 and October 2022. They are worth $90 and $55, respectively, representing substantial gains relative to the critical resistance. Those targets are near $200 and $235, worth 37% and 60% when reached. The Tesla Shock Nobody Sees Coming
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