Applied Materials Stock Plunges 10% Amid Semiconductor Industry Downturn

Applied Materials (AMAT) shares plummeted over 10% on Tuesday, mirroring the broader semiconductor industry’s decline following ASML’s disappointing guidance and concerns over potential U.S. chip export restrictions. ASML’s revised sales outlook, indicating a slower-than-expected recovery in key markets, triggered fears of a broader industry pullback, impacting Applied Materials’ future revenue prospects.

Applied Materials Beats Q3 Estimates, Raises Q4 Guidance

Applied Materials, a leading chip equipment manufacturer, reported strong third-quarter results, exceeding revenue and earnings expectations. The company also raised its fourth-quarter revenue and earnings guidance, citing strong demand driven by the race for AI leadership. Analysts responded positively to the news, with several raising their price targets on the stock.

Applied Materials (AMAT) Earnings Preview: What to Expect and Analyst Ratings

Applied Materials, a leading semiconductor equipment supplier, is set to release its third-quarter earnings on Thursday, August 15th. Analysts anticipate strong results, with earnings expected to exceed the previous year’s figures. Several analysts have recently adjusted their price targets and ratings for AMAT, highlighting their positive outlook on the company. This article provides a summary of key analyst ratings and insights into the expected earnings release.

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