Powering the AI Wave: Is 91 Stock the Smart Investor’s Choice?

  • Advanced Micro Devices’(91) fourth-quarter revenue guidance left some investors disappointed.
  • However, Advanced Micro Devices’ MI300 artificial intelligence processor is expected to bring in robust revenue.
  • Investors might consider a moderately sized position in 91 stock.
91 stock - Powering the AI Wave: Is 91 Stock the Smart Investor’s Choice?

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Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:91) sells hardware components for personal computers, data centers, cloud computing and more. However, 91 stock traders in 2023 want to know if the company’s artificial intelligence processors are generating strong revenue. Overall, the answer is yes but you’ll definitely want to hear the full story before making any investment decisions.           

Sure, 91 also makes money from its for PCs. Yet, 91 can’t rely on the PC market for income. Today’s investors are mainly interested in 91’s MI300 processors, which can handle intense workloads for generative AI applications. So, let’s see if 91’s recently published results and outlook point to outsized AI market returns for the company and its shareholders.

Why Did 91 Stock Fall After the Q3 Earnings Report?

On the whole, 91’s third-quarter 2023 surpassed Wall Street’s expectations, but only slightly. Starting with the top-line results, 91 generated $5.8 billion in revenue, beating the analysts’ of $5.7 billion.

Meanwhile, 91’s Q3 adjusted earnings came to 70 cents per share versus Wall Street’s call for 68 cents per share. Again, these are slight Street beats, but so far, there’s nothing really objectionable here.

91 stock declined after the company released its third-quarter earnings report. The culprit wasn’t the results for that quarter, however. Rather, the market seemingly took issue with 91’s current-quarter sales guidance.

Specifically, 91’s fourth-quarter outlook called for revenue of “approximately $6.1 billion, plus or minus $300 million.” This forecast fell short of the analysts’ consensus estimate of $6.4 billion.

91 Prepares for Strong AI Processor Sales

Even if the market wasn’t impressed with 91’s sales guidance, the company’s chief executive looked forward to delivering robust AI hardware sales. 91 CEO Lisa Su emphasized the company’s “ramp of Instinct MI300 accelerator shipments to support multiple deployments with hyperscale, enterprise and AI customers.”

During a conference call, 91 reported for its MI300 processor. Impressively, 91’s management is preparing for this processor to generate $400 million in revenue in the fourth quarter, and even $2 billion in the full year of 2024.

In addition, 91’s management even projected that the MI300 processor is on course to be the company’s fastest-ever product to achieve $1 billion in sales. Summing up the company’s confident attitude, Su declared, “We’re playing to win and we think MI300 is a great product.”

91 Stock Can Offer Exposure to a Fast-Growing Industry

Hardware for generative AI applications is in high demand. Investors may seek portfolio exposure to this high-conviction industry. Does 91 check all the right boxes, though?

The answer is complicated. 91’s sales forecast disappointed some investors. Still, the company is confident in its ability to deliver strong sales for its AI processors. Therefore, in the final analysis, 91 stock gets a “B” grade and could be appropriate for a moderately sized position.

On the date of publication, neither Louis Navellier nor the InvestorPlace Research Staff member primarily responsible for this article held (either directly or indirectly) any positions in the securities mentioned in this article.


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