Applied Materials Stock News

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Now is the time to buy Applied Materials AMAT-2.13% stock, Jefferies analysts said Friday, citing recovering demand that should help shares continue to rise despite heightened U.S.-China trade tensions.

Despite a 22% drop in the last six months, I remain bullish on Applied Materials due to strong AI-driven DRAM demand. The AI era's rapid expansion is supercharging DRAM needs, positioning AMAT well for long-term growth in memory fabrication equipment. The Company's leadership in HBM manufacturing, with a 50% market share in key process steps, ensures it captures substantial market opportunities.

I rate Applied Materials as a STRONG BUY due to its historical growth, high value returns, and promising outlook despite the recent 52-week low. AMAT's diversified product portfolio in semiconductor processing, display, and global services segments ensures stability and growth potential, even amidst tariff threats. The company's robust financial health, with impressive revenue, net income, and ...

Several big-name firms have announced significant new share buyback programs as Q1 2025 comes to a close. The three stocks below all have large share buyback capacity, equal to 8% or more of their market capitalizations.

Applied Materials, Inc.'s recent share price dip offers a prime opportunity for value and growth investors, supported by strong financial performance and robust AI-driven market growth. AMAT's fiscal results show record revenue, improved margins, and double-digit EPS growth, highlighting its solid business fundamentals. AMAT also carries strong profitability, a solid balance sheet, and ample li...