Is AMD a buy today?
Edge Check grades a AMD entry out of 100 against every setup in our tested library, the market backdrop, and where price sits on the chart. It shows the receipts and a trade plan, and it never looks at data the trader would not have had on the day.
Every session of the last two years on AMD's price, so you can see whether strong days actually led anywhere. Click any day to open its grade.
Full calendar · AMD
Every session graded exactly as Edge Check would have on that day, with no hindsight. The ribbon under the price shows each day's grade; dim days had no measured setup firing. Toggle a grade to hide it, pick a shorter window, or click any day to open its full grade.
Graded by the model that learned from how thousands of similar setups actually played out. Each line is points added or subtracted versus a neutral day.
Trade plan levels
If you took this entry, these are the prices the plan is built on: where you get in, where the idea is wrong and you are out, and where you take profit. Stop and targets are derived from this ticker's own volatility, not round numbers. They are a starting frame for your own risk, not a recommendation.
A wider target pays more per win but is reached less often. All three use the same stop, so the risk per share does not change.
Matched setups
Setups from the tested library that actually fired on this day, strongest evidence first.
Buy on a confirmed bullish RSI divergence at a swing low with price above the 200-day SMA. Sell at a 10-day high, or after 15 bars.
Edge Check reports historical backtest alignment, for education and research. It is not investment advice, and past results never guarantee future ones.
AMD strong days, and what followed
Measured on AMD alone, across 504 sessions from 2024-09-09 to 2026-09-11, on a sample of 46 strong days. This is one ticker's own past over a single stretch of market history, not a promise about future trades or about other tickers.
How the grade is built
Edge Check checks which of our pre-registered setups actually fired on the day you picked. Each one has already been through walk-forward testing on periods it never saw during tuning, plus a random-entry gauntlet that a setup has to beat to count as an edge at all. The grade then weighs that measured evidence against the market backdrop and where price sits.
Two rules keep it honest. Every indicator is computed only from data up to the evaluated date, so a historical replay cannot cheat with hindsight. And a day where nothing measured fired is capped in the Stand aside band no matter how good the chart looks, because an unmeasured trade is a guess.
More on the testing in our methodology, and the setups themselves are public in the tested library.
This page is locked to AMD. A free account grades any US-listed ticker on any past session, with the full calendar and your own saved work.
Edge Check reports historical backtest alignment, for education and research. It is not investment advice, and past results never guarantee future ones.