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On Thursday, November 16th, Applied Materials (NASDAQ:AMAT) will release its fourth quarter earnings results fter the bell. The company is a Zacks Rank 2 (Buy), and have a Value, Growth, and Momentum score of B.
Dave will look at Applied Materials’s past earnings, take a look at what is currently going on with the company, and give us his thoughts on their upcoming earnings announcement.
Furthermore, Dave will uncover some potential options trades for investors looking to make a play on Applied Materials ahead of earnings.
Applied Materials in Focus
Applied Materials, Inc. expertise in modifying materials at atomic levels and on an industrial scale enables customers to transform possibilities into reality. The Company offer consulting, spare parts, services, automation software, upgrades and legacy equipment to improve the performance and productivity of the customer's equipment and fab operations. Applied Materials offers a diverse array of flexible service solutions to increase equipment uptime and factory efficiency, enabling fabs to focus on chip production, while lowering cost per wafer. The Company's display service portfolio has been developed to address the customers' specific needs and offers a variety of services that provide support for every maintenance activity on an Applied Materials display tool. Applied Materials is committed to the success of the customers throughout the product and factory life cycle and their crystalline silicon solar (c-Si) services enable the customers to focus on increasing cell efficiency and meeting factory goals.
Applied Materials is expected to report earnings at $0.90 per share according to the Zacks Consensus Estimate. Last quarter they beat earnings expectations by 3.61%. They reported earnings at $0.86 per share, beating their estimate of $0.83. They have an average earnings surprise of 2.66% over the last 4 quarters.
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