Applied Materials (AMAT)

**New-born baby** · 03-05-2006, 07:18 AM

AMAT--technically

Richard Tyler:
You have certainly given us an excellent writeup about the fundamental prospects of AMAT. It was written according to the tradition of the Huge One. Great job.

How about a technical look for a decent entry/exit plan? Our chart below--just click on it, and once it appears, click again and even again to enlarge--says that our beloved AMAT is dead on a support line. The Slow Sto insists that this is the bottom. However, that support may not be the very bottom. The Fast TO, the RSI and the ULT reject the idea as this being the ultimate bottom. But it is near, I think. I propose that if one buys AMAT here, that they set a stop loss at $18.21--just below the lowest support--and target $27--for a fabulous risk/reward ratio of 22/1. What's wrong with that?

Rich, you keep digging up information like this, and I'll post a chart for entry/exits, and we might make a pile of dough this year!

**mimo_100** · 03-05-2006, 02:56 PM

The Parabolic SAR also has NOT flashed a buy signal yet -- but it is getting close. Thanks for the information Richard Tyler.

Tim

**Richard Tyler** · 03-05-2006, 05:46 PM

http://money.excite.com/jsp/nw/nwdt_ge.jsp?news_id=brs-085331kdubord&feed=brs&date=20060303

EXCERPTS:

The semi equipment companies are in the midst of an cycle upturn

Demand for consumer ICs, NAND flash, and DRAM, particularly out of Asia, is driving growth.

We continue to recommend investors have exposure to the semi equipment industry, favoring Applied Materials (AMAT), which are capitalizing on the cyclical upturn, not to mention semi equipment sector is a classic late-cycle industry.

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Semi equipment companies, like AMAT, are in the midst of an upturn cycle.

AMAT is undervalued.
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Disclaimer:

The above is simply a reflection of my stock sentiments. My stock picks are provided as my personal opinions. I'm not a stock broker, investment advisor, or securities dealer. The above information has not been verified to be correct. It may have been done in hindsight and in a theoretical scenario. My posts and sentiments are just my opinions and are not intended to be trading advices. I'm just sharing my viewpoints on this stock. Do your own research before investing. You should consult a qualified financial advisor or stock broker before making any decisions to invest.

**New-born baby** · 03-05-2006, 06:13 PM

Yup

Rich,
Got a winnah, you got a winnah . . . .!

Now, while you are digging for important information, would you like to find out something about CNQ?

Applied Materials (AMAT)

Applied Materials (AMAT)

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