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Applied Materials shares are down on elevated expectations. Here’s why analysts say it’s time to buy.

Applied Materials shares are down on elevated expectations. Here’s why analysts say it’s time to buy.
MarketWatch Friday 14 August 2026, 12:09 UTC By Nora Redmond 1 min read
Key Points

Analysts see the semiconductor company continuing to grow from a boost in demand amid the race to dominate the artificial-intelligence industry.

Analysts see the semiconductor company continuing to grow from a boost in demand amid the race to dominate the artificial-intelligence industry. [Image text:] APPLIED 6 MATERIALS
Applied Materials (ORG)
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