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AMAT references 1 share of Applied Materials, Inc. common stock (Nasdaq: AMAT), quoted in USD. Applied Materials provides equipment and services for semiconductor and display manufacturing.
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AMAT Rebounds 13% as the DRAM Trade Snaps Back From the Chip Selloff
Applied Materials ripped 13.58% over 24 hours, snapping back with the entire chip-equipment complex as the DRAM and memory trade revived and dip-buyers treated the early-July selloff as an entry into the AI-capex cycle. It's a violent round trip: the stock set a record near $700 in late June, drew a Michael Burry short at $729.40, then got flushed to the mid-$540s by an AI-memory scare and a broad July 7 chip selloff. This bounce leaves it at $618.80, still stranded below a wall of fresh analyst targets running from $720 to $900. There's no new Applied Materials headline here — it's positioning and a sector-wide rotation snapping back the most stretched name in the group.
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AMAT Rebounds 13% as the DRAM Trade Snaps Back From the Chip Selloff
Applied Materials ripped 13.58% over 24 hours, snapping back with the entire chip-equipment complex as the DRAM and memory trade revived and dip-buyers treated the early-July selloff as an entry into the AI-capex cycle. It's a violent round trip: the stock set a record near $700 in late June, drew a Michael Burry short at $729.40, then got flushed to the mid-$540s by an AI-memory scare and a broad July 7 chip selloff. This bounce leaves it at $618.80, still stranded below a wall of fresh analyst targets running from $720 to $900. There's no new Applied Materials headline here — it's positioning and a sector-wide rotation snapping back the most stretched name in the group.
Applied Materials Falls 10% as the AI-Memory Scare Reprices Chip Equipment
Applied Materials fell nearly 10% over 24 hours, swept into a broad AI-memory selloff after SK Hynix signaled it would slow its HBM4 production ramp and forecasts for Nvidia's next-generation Rubin chips were revised lower. That scare hit the exact narrative — insatiable, AI-driven equipment demand — that had carried AMAT up roughly 144% on the year and 55% in a single month. As the most extended name in the wafer-fab-equipment group, priced near 59 times earnings with the CEO alone having sold about $49 million of stock in mid-June, it had the most air to give back. The HIP-3 AMAT perp now marks that reset directly, near $665.80.
How to Trade AMAT (Applied Materials) on Hyperliquid
AMAT is a HIP-3 perpetual that tracks the price of a single share of Applied Materials, the world's largest supplier of semiconductor and display manufacturing equipment. The company sells the deposition, etch, ion implantation, and inspection tools that turn blank wafers into the logic, memory, and packaged chips behind the AI buildout. After record fiscal Q2 2026 results and a roughly 144% run this year, traders now have a tokenized way to take a long or short view on the picks-and-shovels of the chip cycle with up to 10x leverage.
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