Applied Materials

AMAT · United States

Applied Materials traded $2.6B on 23 Oct 2026, 0.8× its 20-session average. Sector: Semicap & Foundry.

504 trading days of history, to 2026-10-23 · all values converted to USD

Last close
$377.24
23 Oct
1-day change
+0.44%
vs previous close
Market cap
$299.4B
as of 23 Oct
Turnover
0.87%
of market cap traded
Dollar volume
$2.6B
as of 23 Oct
vs prior 20 sessions
0.8×
as of 23 Oct
Share of market volume
0.67%
as of 23 Oct
Volatility
53.2%
annualised

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since 14 April 2025

Every session our rules flagged for this company since 14 April 2025: 17. Those marked “In the feed” were published in the daily feed at the time; the rest are computed with the rules in use now. The feed shows a few a day across every market, so most never appear there. We began tracking this company on 7 September 2026; findings before then are marked “Before we tracked it”: it traded that way, and we were not yet watching.

  1. 2026-06-26Before we tracked it

    Applied Materials turned over 3.5% of its market cap, one of the heaviest 1% of sessions for the companies we track in the US

    The mark is 3.1%: the heaviest 1% of sessions over the last six months among the companies we track in the US worth over $25B. Turnover compares across companies; the mark is specific to the US. $17.6B against a 20-day average of $5.8B, on a falling price (-6.2%). Its heaviest session in the 421 sessions on record. The -6.2% move is 2.1 standard deviations from its usual daily change. Dollar volume 3.0× normal; turnover 3.5% of market cap (2.6× its usual turnover).

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