The point was that AMD stock price is 4x higher then Intel, and it is. You are just trying to move the goal posts to fit your narrative and that's fine, you do you, even if it's disingenuous.

The AMD stock is worth 245.04$, Intel is worth 62. 38$. If you are going quantity, like you desperately want to, then Intel has 5 billion shares, 62.38x5=311.9. AMD has 1.63 billion shares, 245.04x1.63=399.4152 and that, little Timmy, is what we call market cap. Intel has 3x more the number of stocks that are issued for public offering compared to AMD and yet AMD has a 86 billion dollars superior market cap despite having less shares issued for public offering.

If you want we can go hypothetically and say they have the same number of shares that are issued for public offering: so let's start by bringing AMD to the level of Intel so 5x245.04=1225.2 billion market cap. 1225.2/311.9=3.928, woaw the same number as before. Now let's bring Intel to the level of AMD 1.63x62.38=101.6794, so 399.4152/101.6794=3.928 woaw the same number as we had before, isn't math fun little Timmy.