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Applied Materials hosted U.S. Trade Representative Ambassador Jamieson Greer for discussions at its facilities.
The visit focused on the company's role in enabling semiconductor innovation. Applied Materials said these advancements will help further next generation AI computing.
AMAT is trading at $629.50, well above the key MA-20 ($501.92), MA-50 ($445.67), and MA-200 ($317.82), confirming a strong bullish structure across all time horizons. The Ichimoku Kijun at $517.92 sits below the current price and therefore acts as immediate support. Near-term support is seen at the Kijun ($517.92), followed by MA-50 ($445.67) as key support. Immediate resistance is defined by MA-20 ($501.92), though this is now distant, with no actionable resistance from MAs within 30% above, so the next significant challenge will come only upon new highs.
Momentum remains robust, with MACD and ADX both signaling continued strength and an established uptrend. Multiple indicators (RSI at 76.01, Stoch RSI at 99.52, CCI at 164.07) identify the asset as overbought, suggesting rising exhaustion, yet BBP at 97.41 reveals buyer dominance intraday. The Awesome Oscillator is supportive of the prevailing bullish trend. AMAT has risen $12.39 (2.01%) over the past week, trading at $629.50, up from a previous week’s close of $617.11. The price is currently at the very top of its weekly range, with volatility standing at 12.47%. The week’s tone is a strong rally pushing above prior resistance and approaching the latest 52-week high. In today’s session, the stock continues its sharp upward run, adding a significant 2% for the day.
For the coming week, the expected trading range is $620 to $660, which is anchored just below the recent 52-week high of $638.46 and far above the 52-week low of $154.47. Price indicators on the W1 chart signal a very high probability (more than 80%) of further upside, making a decline less likely in the short term. The baseline scenario anticipates sideways trading with consolidation near all-time highs. The bullish scenario could see a push towards the upper bound of the forecast range ($660) if momentum sustains and new highs are set. A bearish move below $620 would require a risk-off shift and could trigger mean reversion towards near-term support, but current signals make this the less probable outcome.
Previously it was reported that Applied Materials maintained a bullish technical outlook, supported by expansion into augmented reality eyewear and robust financial results. In light of the latest developments, investors should watch for any shift in momentum that could signal either further gains or a potential consolidation phase in the near term.