AMD gains on bullish analyst coverage. Before the market opened today, Rosenblatt published new coverage on AMD stock. The firm gave a buy rating on the stock and issued a one-yea

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock found itself in a mini-slump in recent weeks, falling into correction, even as other tech stocks experience their so-called "Nvidia moments." Though Nvidia could be a relative laggard for a few more weeks or even months as investors digest the recent Fed meeting,

On Friday, December 20, AMD stock closed at $119.21 — by the end of the trading day on December 23, the price of a single AMD share had increased to $124.60. In the premarket trading session for December 24, prices saw an additional, albeit smaller surge up to $126.80 at press time — bringing the total rally up to 6.36%.

AMD hasn't hinted at another stock split, but it might make sense now that it's trading at around $120 a share. Many other major chipmakers -- including Nvidia and Broadcom -- also recently split their stocks. So should investors expect AMD to finally split its stock again in the near future?