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What could AMD be worth in 5 years?

Set a bear, base and bull forecast and get a price target for each in seconds. Try it free on AMD below, then unlock any stock you want to research.

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This is the real Price Target Builder, loaded with AMD's actual numbers. Change the bear, base and bull assumptions below and watch the price targets move. The company figures are locked in the free preview.

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Company today

Margin = net income ÷ revenue.

Your forecast

BearBaseBull
Revenue growth %/yr
Margin in final year %
Exit P/E ×
Share count change %/yr

Share change: positive = dilution from stock pay or new shares, negative = buybacks.

Implied price in 5 years

Probability-weighted price
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Implied return per year
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Odds:

Path to each target

Each line climbs or falls at a steady yearly rate from today's price to that case's target. Real prices never move this smoothly; the end points are what the model calculates.

BearBaseBullToday's price

What moves the base case most

Base-case price if the exit multiple (rows) and final margin (columns) land higher or lower. Green beats today's price, red falls short. Outlined cell = your base case.

How the math works

For each year: revenue × margin × multiple ÷ shares = price per share. On sales (P/S) the margin is skipped: revenue × multiple ÷ shares.

Implied return per year is (future price ÷ today's price)^(1 ÷ years) − 1. "Worth today" discounts the future price back at the return you require, so it is the most you could pay now and still earn that return if the case comes true.

Dividends are not included. If profit is negative in a case, there is no meaningful price on earnings or cash flow, so the tool shows "n/m".

About the AMD example. Today's figures are real: price $577.37 (Oct 13, 2026), revenue $41.3B and net income $6.4B over the four quarters through June 2026, 1,659M diluted shares, from AMD's Q2 2026 and Q4 2025 reports and market data. The base case uses the Wall Street consensus of about $88B revenue for 2027 (24/7 Wall St.) and 2027 EPS near $15.6, which works out to roughly a 30% net margin. Every other bear, base and bull number is an illustrative assumption, not a forecast or a recommendation.

Educational tool only, not financial advice. A model is only as good as its assumptions: these prices show what would happen if your inputs came true, not what will happen. Built by The Investors Bullpen.

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