As AMD Stock Crashes, Should You Buy More?

Core Viewpoint - Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) stock has experienced a significant decline of 22.1% in less than a month, raising concerns about potential further downside due to its very high valuation [1] Historical Performance - AMD has had 8 instances since January 1, 2010, where the stock experienced a decline of 30% or more within a 30-day period [5] - The median return for AMD stock in the 12 months following such dips has historically been 17%, with a median peak return of 76% [3][8] - The median duration to reach peak return after a dip event is 262 days, while the median maximum drawdown within one year of the dip event is -29% [8] Investment Strategy - It is suggested that investors consider a portfolio approach to mitigate risks associated with individual stock dips, as multi-asset portfolios can minimize downside risks while allowing for potential upside gains [6] - The asset allocation strategy of Trefis' wealth management partner has shown favorable returns during market downturns, outperforming benchmarks across major indices [7]