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The strong growth outlook for the Semiconductor - WFE industry and its relative stability in uncertain times have led investors to pile into the shares.
Investors are always looking to beat the market. And perhaps to the surprise of some, these three stocks have done precisely that over the last decade, with current earnings estimate revisions alluding to further gains.
The recommendations of Wall Street analysts are often relied on by investors when deciding whether to buy, sell, or hold a stock. Media reports about these brokerage-firm-employed (or sell-side) analysts changing their ratings often affect a stock's price.
Applied Materials AMAT stock has had a solid year thus far, rising by over 30% year-to-date and outperforming the broader Nasdaq-100 which gained about 11% over the same period. While the company had a mixed 2023, as the broader semiconductor capital spending remained weak as demand for personal computers, laptops, and smartphones eased following the lifting of Covid-19 lockdowns, there are indicators that things are looking up.
NetApp (NTAP), Installed Building (IBP), Ralph Lauren (RL), Applied Materials (AMAT), and Cardinal Health (CAH) could outperform the market this year.
The artificial intelligence trade shows no signs of cooling off. At least not yet.
Applied Materials (AMAT) closed the most recent trading day at $210.25, moving -0.26% from the previous trading session.
Plenty of tech buzzwords have been swirling around over the past couple of years, and nanotechnology is one of them. Nanotechnology involves tweaking matter at a molecular scale, and when things get smaller, they have a greater surface area than their size, impacting their behavior.
Micron's earnings blowout is lifting the whole sector. Lam and Applied are key suppliers to the memory industry, which seems on the verge of a boom.
Investing in artificial intelligence (AI) stocks has become a hot trend lately. The potential for substantial gains in this sector has caught the attention of both investors and consumers alike.