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Applied Materials Inc (NASDAQ:AMAT, ETR:AP2) shares fell 13.2% on Friday after the semiconductor equipment maker issued weaker-than-expected guidance for the fourth quarter. The company expects revenue around $6.7 billion and EPS near $2.11, both below analysts' forecasts of $7.32 billion and $2.38.

Applied Materials NASDAQ: AMAT gave its market a reason to sell with its Q3 results. However, the 15% pre-market decline is a knee-jerk reaction to news that opens up a solid buying opportunity.

Applied Materials topped Wall Street's third-quarter earnings estimates but issued light guidance due to macroeconomic pressures. CEO Gary Dickerson said the current macroeconomic backdrop and trade issues have fueled "increasing uncertainty and lower visibility," primarily within its China business

Applied Materials Inc. AMAT stock is plunging on Friday after the company reported financial results for the third quarter after market close on Thursday.

AMAT's third-quarter fiscal 2025 earnings reflect higher sales, led by Semiconductor Systems and global revenue gains.

Diane King Hall talks all A.I. trade developments moving markets Friday morning.

Analysts wonder if China's recent “overspending” on chip equipment is coming to a halt — and if the company is losing market share to rivals.

Applied Materials (NASDAQ: AMAT) shares plunged on Friday, trading at $164.31 as of market open, a 12.71% drop from Thursday's close of $188.24.

Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended Stock Will Be Very Down Tomorrow 5:24 pm Well, nothing was said on the Applied Materials call to change around steep after hours losses. The company is down 14% as of 5:25 p.m. ET. Will this be the start of long-term troubles or a buying opportunity? It’s our opinion that over a long-term time frame a company like Applied Materials remains a compelling investment opportunity. With that being said, the coming quarters are very challenging for companies as the Trump Administration has made limiting semiconductor equipment a primary focus during trade negotiations. Here's Applied Materials' Defense of Thier Long-Term Trajectory 4:59 pm Here’ s what AMAT CEO Gary Dickerson had to say about the company’s guidance and defense of their long term opportunity: “For Applied’s business, there are 3 main factors that mute our outlook for the quarter ahead. First is digestion of capacity in China. Second is our large backl

Shares of Applied Materials (AMAT) sank 13% in premarket trading Friday, a day after the semiconductor equipment manufacturer gave weaker-than-expected guidance as global economic and tariff worries impact its business, especially in China.