Applied Materials shares jumped 25.22% in one week after a tough June, driven by strong AI-related demand and raised growth forecasts. Despite record revenue and earnings guidance, the stock trades at high valuations and faces risks like declining free cash flow and insider selling. Analysts see the current price as overextended, with consensus targets below the current level. Investors are advised to wait for a pullback near $460, a key support zone, for a better risk-reward entry rather than chasing the recent sharp rally.

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Applied Materials stock surges 25% in a week but looks overvalued; better entry near $460 support level.

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Applied Materials stock surges 25% in a week but looks overvalued; better entry near $460 support level.

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