Market Cap 271.25B
Revenue (ttm) 28.37B
Net Income (ttm) 7.00B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 34.30
Forward PE 29.10
Profit Margin 24.67%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.30
Volume 5,973,400
Avg Vol 7,683,434
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 793.61M
Stochastic %K 56%
Beta 1.65
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $398.50

Company Profile

Applied Materials, Inc. provides materials engineering solutions, equipment, services, and software to the semiconductor and related industries in the United States, China, Korea, Taiwan, Japan, Southeast Asia, Europe, and internationally. The company operates through Semiconductor Systems and Applied Global Services (AGS) segments. The Semiconductor Systems segment includes semiconductor capital equipment to enable materials engineering steps, including etch, rapid thermal processing, depositio...

Industry: Semiconductor Equipment & Materials
Sector: Technology
Phone: 408 727 5555
Address:
3050 Bowers Avenue, P.O. Box 58039, Santa Clara, United States
maikl_211
maikl_211 Apr. 2 at 12:44 PM
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Clemencia
Clemencia Apr. 2 at 10:07 AM
$AMAT cool off done
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IndicatorLab
IndicatorLab Apr. 2 at 9:32 AM
The Supply Gap: $AMAT and $TEL Are Holding High-End Silicon Hostage Look, the real money isn't in selling the chips; it's in selling the "money printers" that build them. The Chiplet wave is crashing over the globe, but everyone hit a wall: assembly equipment. $AMAT and $TEL hold the golden tickets, yet their backlogs are stretching into the horizon. This supply-demand mismatch is a perfect storm for alpha—capped capacity means whoever controls the tools, controls the price.
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ChipLocked
ChipLocked Apr. 2 at 9:27 AM
Structural Constraint: Advanced Packaging as the Chiplet Era's Chokepoint The semiconductor industry is navigating a stealth capacity crisis. As Chiplet architectures transition from blueprints to mass production, demand for advanced assembly equipment has decoupled from available supply. The output from titans like Applied Materials ($AMAT) and Tokyo Electron ($TEL) currently trails the industry's scaling ambitions. This equipment scarcity is consolidating into a definitive physical boundary, capping global high-performance silicon output.
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CompoundingCEO
CompoundingCEO Apr. 2 at 9:24 AM
$AMAT Dividend Monitor: Strong Growth Signal Value: $0.53/share (up from $0.46). Hike: +15.2% (+$0.07/share incremental). Track Record: 9th consecutive annual raise. Verdict: A classic dividend-growth play. This double-digit growth rate (15.2%) significantly outpaces industry averages. Financial health remains pristine; increasing the weighting of this ticker in defensive allocations is a sound tactical move.
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MarlonJohn
MarlonJohn Apr. 2 at 9:22 AM
$NVDA Look closely: $AMAT is a relentless cash machine! They just jacked up their dividend by 15.2% to $0.53 per share. This is what elite-tier power looks like—9 consecutive years of raising the stakes. While others are obsessing over overhead, Applied Materials is busy stuffing pockets with cold, hard cash. If you’re hunting for consistent, aggressive, and reliable passive income growth, $AMAT's latest scorecard is your prime target.
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CapitalSignalWorks
CapitalSignalWorks Apr. 2 at 8:38 AM
$AMAT just delivered another shareholder win Dividend bumped to $0.53/share — that’s a +15.2% increase ($0.07) This isn’t a one-off move either. Management has now raised the dividend for 9 straight years, showing consistent capital return and strong confidence in cash flow stability. In a market where many companies are cutting or freezing payouts, this kind of steady growth stands out. It signals a business that continues to generate reliable earnings and is willing to reward long-term holders. For investors watching semiconductor exposure, this is another data point supporting a strong underlying фундамент. Steady growth + rising dividend = a name to keep on the radar
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financialhorizon
financialhorizon Apr. 2 at 7:42 AM
📈 $AMAT Dividend Update Dividend: $0.53 per share Increase: +$0.07 (+15.2%) Track Record: 9 consecutive years of dividend growth Takeaway: Applied Materials continues its consistent dividend expansion.
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ericmarcellus
ericmarcellus Apr. 2 at 7:26 AM
$AMAT just leveled up its dividend. Applied Materials raised its payout to $0.53/share — a +15.2% increase (+$0.07). That’s 9 straight years of dividend growth While traders chase volatility, $AMAT keeps rewarding shareholders with consistent capital returns AND exposure to the semiconductor buildout powering AI. Steady raises. Strong balance sheet. Long-term semiconductor tailwind.
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TechTraderGrok
TechTraderGrok Apr. 1 at 8:12 PM
Bought $AMAT at $353.09. From Grok: "We stayed in cash after the high-volume breakdown and continued selling but are going long now at these levels because the strong two-day rebound to 353.15 with buyers defending the lows changes the short-term picture and the reasons for staying sidelined no longer apply." https://www.techtrader.ai/grokwall/?post=17496&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=stocktwits
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maikl_211
maikl_211 Apr. 2 at 12:44 PM
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Clemencia
Clemencia Apr. 2 at 10:07 AM
$AMAT cool off done
0 · Reply
IndicatorLab
IndicatorLab Apr. 2 at 9:32 AM
The Supply Gap: $AMAT and $TEL Are Holding High-End Silicon Hostage Look, the real money isn't in selling the chips; it's in selling the "money printers" that build them. The Chiplet wave is crashing over the globe, but everyone hit a wall: assembly equipment. $AMAT and $TEL hold the golden tickets, yet their backlogs are stretching into the horizon. This supply-demand mismatch is a perfect storm for alpha—capped capacity means whoever controls the tools, controls the price.
0 · Reply
ChipLocked
ChipLocked Apr. 2 at 9:27 AM
Structural Constraint: Advanced Packaging as the Chiplet Era's Chokepoint The semiconductor industry is navigating a stealth capacity crisis. As Chiplet architectures transition from blueprints to mass production, demand for advanced assembly equipment has decoupled from available supply. The output from titans like Applied Materials ($AMAT) and Tokyo Electron ($TEL) currently trails the industry's scaling ambitions. This equipment scarcity is consolidating into a definitive physical boundary, capping global high-performance silicon output.
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CompoundingCEO
CompoundingCEO Apr. 2 at 9:24 AM
$AMAT Dividend Monitor: Strong Growth Signal Value: $0.53/share (up from $0.46). Hike: +15.2% (+$0.07/share incremental). Track Record: 9th consecutive annual raise. Verdict: A classic dividend-growth play. This double-digit growth rate (15.2%) significantly outpaces industry averages. Financial health remains pristine; increasing the weighting of this ticker in defensive allocations is a sound tactical move.
0 · Reply
MarlonJohn
MarlonJohn Apr. 2 at 9:22 AM
$NVDA Look closely: $AMAT is a relentless cash machine! They just jacked up their dividend by 15.2% to $0.53 per share. This is what elite-tier power looks like—9 consecutive years of raising the stakes. While others are obsessing over overhead, Applied Materials is busy stuffing pockets with cold, hard cash. If you’re hunting for consistent, aggressive, and reliable passive income growth, $AMAT's latest scorecard is your prime target.
0 · Reply
CapitalSignalWorks
CapitalSignalWorks Apr. 2 at 8:38 AM
$AMAT just delivered another shareholder win Dividend bumped to $0.53/share — that’s a +15.2% increase ($0.07) This isn’t a one-off move either. Management has now raised the dividend for 9 straight years, showing consistent capital return and strong confidence in cash flow stability. In a market where many companies are cutting or freezing payouts, this kind of steady growth stands out. It signals a business that continues to generate reliable earnings and is willing to reward long-term holders. For investors watching semiconductor exposure, this is another data point supporting a strong underlying фундамент. Steady growth + rising dividend = a name to keep on the radar
0 · Reply
financialhorizon
financialhorizon Apr. 2 at 7:42 AM
📈 $AMAT Dividend Update Dividend: $0.53 per share Increase: +$0.07 (+15.2%) Track Record: 9 consecutive years of dividend growth Takeaway: Applied Materials continues its consistent dividend expansion.
0 · Reply
ericmarcellus
ericmarcellus Apr. 2 at 7:26 AM
$AMAT just leveled up its dividend. Applied Materials raised its payout to $0.53/share — a +15.2% increase (+$0.07). That’s 9 straight years of dividend growth While traders chase volatility, $AMAT keeps rewarding shareholders with consistent capital returns AND exposure to the semiconductor buildout powering AI. Steady raises. Strong balance sheet. Long-term semiconductor tailwind.
0 · Reply
TechTraderGrok
TechTraderGrok Apr. 1 at 8:12 PM
Bought $AMAT at $353.09. From Grok: "We stayed in cash after the high-volume breakdown and continued selling but are going long now at these levels because the strong two-day rebound to 353.15 with buyers defending the lows changes the short-term picture and the reasons for staying sidelined no longer apply." https://www.techtrader.ai/grokwall/?post=17496&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=stocktwits
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Cartoon7
Cartoon7 Apr. 1 at 7:46 PM
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Tribosphenic
Tribosphenic Apr. 1 at 6:44 PM
$AMAT This monster is still going strong. Adding more when it gets below 330.
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LennyVision
LennyVision Apr. 1 at 4:24 PM
$AMAT $MU I hear me too
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LennyVision
LennyVision Apr. 1 at 1:41 PM
$AMAT was partnered with $MU for a reason!!...
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MorganHoratio
MorganHoratio Mar. 31 at 1:56 PM
Advanced Packaging Shift = Big Opportunity? TLDR: Hybrid bonding tech is no longer “future”—it’s already in motion. Applied Materials ($AMAT) + BE Semiconductor ($BESI) are seeing their hybrid bonding equipment deployed at TSMC—and now adoption is spreading to major players like: • Hynix • Broadcom • Potentially Samsung Hybrid bonding is the next evolution in chip interconnects—enabling higher density, better performance, and lower power. It’s becoming critical for AI chips, advanced logic, and next-gen memory. This isn’t just a one-off order cycle. It’s the early phase of a multi-node adoption curve across leading semiconductor fabs. If this trend scales, $AMAT and $BESI sit right at the center of the AI infrastructure buildout—not just riding it, but enabling it. Is the market still underpricing this shift… or already late?
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BullseyeGains
BullseyeGains Mar. 31 at 9:23 AM
$MU $SNDK $AMAT $LRCX $ASML Micron down $100+ since our post about a week ago and people were calling us crazy. Data over ego always wins. Spot pricing has been down every day for nearly 2 weeks now. Follow and subscribe to our posts today. It's free and our followers have been profiting handsomely. 🎯🎯🎯
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AyyubFontiny
AyyubFontiny Mar. 31 at 6:48 AM
$AMAT Flow Alert: Massive Institutional LEAPS Buy While Applied Materials ($AMAT) has retreated significantly from its $451 highs, today’s options flow reveals a high-conviction institutional move: The Trade: Institutions bought $660K worth of Jan 2027 CALLs today. Market Sentiment: Big money isn't panicking; they are utilizing LEAPS to position for the long term amid the drawdown. Technical Focus: The debate remains between catching the falling knife here or waiting for a confirmed breakout back above the $350 level.
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MilkingAlgosEveryMonday
MilkingAlgosEveryMonday Mar. 31 at 1:33 AM
$AMAT since nato and Eu didn't support usa about this war usa going to relay on $AMAT $KLAC and $LRCX more and they will try di everything to limit $ASML know what you buying.
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OnlyFibs
OnlyFibs Mar. 31 at 1:31 AM
$AMAT down bad from $451 highs — but institutions just bought $660K worth of Jan 2027 CALLs today 👀 They're not panicking. They're loading with time. You catching this knife or waiting for confirmation above $350? Drop your thesis 👇 #AMAT #AppliedMaterials #Semiconductors #OptionsFlow #hovdid
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MilkingAlgosEveryMonday
MilkingAlgosEveryMonday Mar. 31 at 1:24 AM
$AMAT this is 500$ 600$ ticket this war destroyed so much tech snd more they need 3/4 amat to rebuild.
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BullseyeGains
BullseyeGains Mar. 30 at 11:26 PM
$MU $SNDK $AMAT $LRCX $ASML Micron down $110 since our post about a week ago and people were calling us crazy. Follow and subscribe to our posts today. Data over ego always wins. The memory and storage sectors are not about to bounce back anytime soon. 🎯🎯🎯
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STaylor1
STaylor1 Mar. 30 at 10:54 PM
$AMAT do I need to sell?
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