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Applied Materials Inc (AMAT) news sentiment

How positive or negative Applied Materials Inc's news headlines have been since Sep 23, 2019, week by week, with the last 90 sessions day by day and each recent headline's tone and source.

As of 2026-10-29

Average tone, last 30 sessions
+36From -100 (every headline negative) to +100 (every headline positive)
Headlines, last 30 sessions
114
Headlines, last 90 sessions
414
Change from the 90-session average
+10
Latest session
2026-10-29

Weekly headline tone since September 2019

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Tone8-week averageHeadlinesFiltered out (passing mentions)
Every week since Sep 23, 2019
AMAT headline tone: Every week since Sep 23, 2019, 353 weeks from September 23, 2019 to October 19, 2026.-100-75-50-25+25+50+75+1000Headlines2020202120222023202420252026

Coverage of Applied Materials Inc over the last 30 trading sessions is positive (+36) across 114 headlines, 6 points above its one-year average of +30. The most widely carried story in the week of Oct 19, 2026 was "Lam Research Sinks 9% as Supply Constraints Cap Outlook; Applied Materials Drops 6%, ASML Holding Falls 4%", carried by 1 outlet.

Each point is one week of headlines about Applied Materials Inc: the share of positive minus negative headlines, from -100 to +100, with the 8-week average drawn through it and the number of headlines beneath. Since coverage began, 6,985 headlines average +17.

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Tone mix

AMAT headlines by tone, last 52 weeks
positive
38%
neutral
54%
negative
8%

Week by week 52 weeks

Oct 27, 2025: 4 positive, 13 neutral, 6 negativeNov 3, 2025: 0 positive, 6 neutral, 0 negativeNov 10, 2025: 13 positive, 38 neutral, 4 negativeNov 17, 2025: 9 positive, 30 neutral, 10 negativeNov 24, 2025: 3 positive, 21 neutral, 0 negativeDec 1, 2025: 12 positive, 13 neutral, 0 negativeDec 8, 2025: 4 positive, 8 neutral, 1 negativeDec 15, 2025: 4 positive, 10 neutral, 0 negativeDec 22, 2025: 3 positive, 4 neutral, 1 negativeDec 29, 2025: 0 positive, 4 neutral, 0 negativeJan 5, 2026: 5 positive, 8 neutral, 0 negativeJan 12, 2026: 3 positive, 10 neutral, 0 negativeJan 19, 2026: 7 positive, 13 neutral, 0 negativeJan 26, 2026: 9 positive, 12 neutral, 1 negativeFeb 2, 2026: 5 positive, 7 neutral, 0 negativeFeb 9, 2026: 32 positive, 21 neutral, 7 negativeFeb 16, 2026: 23 positive, 14 neutral, 1 negativeFeb 23, 2026: 6 positive, 9 neutral, 1 negativeMar 2, 2026: 2 positive, 9 neutral, 5 negativeMar 9, 2026: 17 positive, 11 neutral, 1 negativeMar 16, 2026: 9 positive, 21 neutral, 1 negativeMar 23, 2026: 4 positive, 10 neutral, 0 negativeMar 30, 2026: 2 positive, 8 neutral, 1 negativeApr 6, 2026: 10 positive, 11 neutral, 1 negativeApr 13, 2026: 7 positive, 10 neutral, 0 negativeApr 20, 2026: 8 positive, 10 neutral, 0 negativeApr 27, 2026: 9 positive, 6 neutral, 1 negativeMay 4, 2026: 14 positive, 9 neutral, 1 negativeMay 11, 2026: 34 positive, 21 neutral, 2 negativeMay 18, 2026: 13 positive, 14 neutral, 5 negativeMay 25, 2026: 10 positive, 5 neutral, 0 negativeJun 1, 2026: 9 positive, 6 neutral, 1 negativeJun 8, 2026: 23 positive, 14 neutral, 3 negativeJun 15, 2026: 22 positive, 41 neutral, 0 negativeJun 22, 2026: 16 positive, 29 neutral, 1 negativeJun 29, 2026: 11 positive, 8 neutral, 1 negativeJul 6, 2026: 11 positive, 12 neutral, 4 negativeJul 13, 2026: 8 positive, 24 neutral, 3 negativeJul 20, 2026: 3 positive, 14 neutral, 0 negativeJul 27, 2026: 2 positive, 11 neutral, 2 negativeAug 3, 2026: 1 positive, 5 neutral, 1 negativeAug 10, 2026: 15 positive, 23 neutral, 5 negativeAug 17, 2026: 13 positive, 18 neutral, 10 negativeAug 24, 2026: 9 positive, 11 neutral, 1 negativeAug 31, 2026: 0 positive, 13 neutral, 2 negativeSep 7, 2026: 6 positive, 6 neutral, 1 negativeSep 14, 2026: 21 positive, 11 neutral, 4 negativeSep 21, 2026: 8 positive, 7 neutral, 0 negativeSep 28, 2026: 9 positive, 5 neutral, 0 negativeOct 5, 2026: 5 positive, 11 neutral, 0 negativeOct 12, 2026: 14 positive, 14 neutral, 9 negativeOct 19, 2026: 0 positive, 11 neutral, 2 negative
Oct 27, 2025Oct 19, 2026

Share of Applied Materials Inc's 1,267 headlines over the last 52 weeks by the model's call, and the same mix week by week.

Biggest swings in the last year

The weeks whose tone moved furthest from the 8-week average, with the story most outlets carried that week.

Daily headline tone, last 90 sessions

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Session tone8-session averageHeadlines
Last 84 sessions with a headline
AMAT average headline tone by session: Last 84 sessions with a headline, 84 sessions from June 24, 2026 to October 29, 2026.-100-75-50-25+25+50+75+1000HeadlinesJun 2026JulAugSepOct

Each point is the average score of the headlines about Applied Materials Inc in one trading session, with the 8-session average drawn through it. Sessions with no headline about the company have no point.

Tone by period

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Last 7 sessions15+33
Last 30 sessions114+36
Last 90 sessions414+26

Every headline in the period counts equally.

Headlines on Thursday, October 29, 2026

1 headline, average tone 0: 0 positive, 1 neutral and 0 negative. Showing all 1.

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SDC chief meets Applied Materials executives amid FMM-free OLED pushwww.digitimes.com1Neutral

Headlines on Wednesday, October 28, 2026

2 headlines, average tone +50: 1 positive, 1 neutral and 0 negative. Showing all 2.

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Dutch chip firm Besi's shares jump as Applied Materials moves to double stakewww.euronews.com1Positive
Applied Materials, Inc. $AMAT Stock: Maxi Investments CY Ltd Cuts Stakewww.themarketsdaily.com1Neutral

Headlines on Tuesday, October 27, 2026

4 headlines, average tone +74: 3 positive, 1 neutral and 0 negative. Showing all 4.

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Applied Materials To Increase Stake In BE Semiconductor Industries To About 20%www.rttnews.com1Positive
Applied Materials to Increase its Strategic Investment in BE Semiconductor Industrieswww.manilatimes.net1Positive
Applied Materials to raise Besi stake to 20% as hybrid-bonding orders surgewww.digitimes.com1Positive
Applied Materials (NASDAQ: AMAT) moves to lift its Besi stake, but caps it near 20%www.themarketsdaily.com1Neutral

Headlines on Monday, October 26, 2026

3 headlines, average tone +66: 2 positive, 1 neutral and 0 negative. Showing all 3.

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Applied Materials Stock: Buy The Engineering Powerhouse Behind AI (NASDAQ:AMAT)seekingalpha.com1Positive
Applied Materials: Once-In-A-Decade Opportunity (NASDAQ:AMAT)seekingalpha.com1Positive
Wedbush Securities Inc. Buys 1,439 Shares of Applied Materials, Inc. $AMATwww.themarketsdaily.com1Neutral

Headlines on Friday, October 23, 2026

1 headline, average tone -100: 0 positive, 0 neutral and 1 negative. Showing all 1.

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Lam Research Sinks 9% as Supply Constraints Cap Outlook; Applied Materials Drops 6%, ASML Holding Falls 4%www.aol.com1Negative

How the score works

A headline's tone is not a forecast of the share price. Read the headlines themselves before acting on an average.

  1. Which headlines count

    Headlines come from the GDELT global news feed from 2019-09-23 on. A headline counts only when a model judges it to be about Applied Materials Inc, not a passing mention.

  2. How each headline is scored

    The model calls each headline positive, neutral or negative news for the company. A period's tone is the share of positive minus negative headlines, from -100 (all negative) to +100 (all positive).

  3. When a headline counts

    Headlines published by 9:15 a.m. New York time belong to that day's session. Later and weekend headlines move to the next trading session.

  4. Repeated stories

    When several outlets carry the same headline, it counts once per session.