From ketchup and cheese to sauces and other household food staples, Kraft Heinz Company (KHC) has built a portfolio that has become a familiar name in kitchens worldwide. Now, the food giant is making a small but notable change on Wall Street, and KHC stock investors may want to mark their calendars. No, it is not about a new product hitting grocery shelves. This time, the change is happening on Wall Street.
Kraft Heinz is moving its stock listing from the Nasdaq ($NASX) to the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on Monday, Sept. 14. The company has traded on the Nasdaq since 2015, following the merger of Kraft Foods and H.J. Heinz. The food giant has called the NYSE its "natural home" as it moves into what CEO Steve Cahillane describes as its next chapter.
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Nvidia (NVDA) still stands strong as the dominant force in AI computing. However, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is building something that could provide another option to the industry's biggest AI companies. The idea of an "escape hatch" from Nvidia doesn't necessarily imply AMD needs to replace Nvidia. But if it can become a credible second source of AI computing for companies building enormous AI infrastructure, the opportunity for AMD stock could be much larger than simply selling more chips.
AMD stock has climbed 125.5% year-to-date (YTD), outperforming both the broader market and the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite ($NASX). Yet, Wall Street expects AMD stock to more than double from here. Let's examine the ways in which AMD plans to do it.
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Few chipmakers have rewarded investors as generously as Advanced Micro Devices (AMD). Over the past five years, the stock has surged 340.8%, leaving the technology-heavy Nasdaq Composite ($NASX) well behind after its 69.34% gain during the same period.
Much of that climb came during the last year and a half, when investors recognized that Advanced Micro had secured a front-row seat in the artificial intelligence (AI) boom. Rising demand for AI chips across data centers and personal computers has since given the company's growth story fresh momentum.
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Ever since artificial intelligence (AI) became the buzzword in 2023, Nvidia (NVDA) has been at the forefront of the AI trade. NVDA stock gained 239% in 2023 and another 171% in 2024. Last year's price action was more muted by that yardstick, as the stock rose only 39%. Those returns should be seen in perspective, however — Nvidia not only outperformed the S&P 500 Index ($SPX) by a decent margin but was also the second-best-performing "Magnificent 7" stock, trailing only Alphabet (GOOGL), which saw a rerating of sorts last year.
Cut to 2026, and we see something similar. Alphabet is still the best-performing Mag 7 stock, followed by NVDA stock. However, while GOOGL stock's year-to-date (YTD) returns are slightly ahead of the Nasdaq Composite ($NASX), Nvidia is trailing the tech-heavy index. Needless to say, the remaining Mag 7 stocks are also underperforming the index this year.
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