Applied Materials Price Targets Cut by Analysts After Q3 Report
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Benzinga reports several analysts lowered Applied Materials price targets despite a strong third quarter and a raised full-year outlook.
What happened
Benzinga reports that a group of analysts reduced their price targets on Applied Materials (AMAT) following the company's third-quarter results. The cuts came even though the quarter was described as strong.
According to the Benzinga headline, the company also raised its outlook for the full fiscal year. The outlook is tied to wafer fab equipment (WFE) growth of more than 30%.
The source does not name the individual analysts or firms, and it does not list the new target levels in the material provided to ATLAS.
Context
Wafer fab equipment refers to the machinery used by chipmakers to manufacture semiconductors, and Applied Materials is one of the suppliers in that market.
Why it matters
The mix of a strong quarter, a higher outlook and lower analyst targets shows how Wall Street views of the same results can differ.
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