Jefferies analyst Blayne Curtis has maintained a Buy rating on Applied Materials (NASDAQ: AMAT) and raised the price target to $770 from the previous $510. The revised target underscores a bullish outlook on the semiconductor equipment manufacturer's stock performance and operational strength.

The decision to upgrade the price target reflects confidence in Applied Materials' market position. This adjustment represents a significant increase over the prior estimate, signaling potential upside for investors.

Investors will likely view the raised price target as a strong indicator of the company's growth trajectory.

Applied Materials Inc shares rose 9.29% on June 25 after triggering a Power Inflow signal, a key bullish indicator tracked by traders using order flow analytics. At 10:00 AM EST, the stock generated the signal at a price of $612.34. Prior to the alert, the stock had dropped by as much as 3% in the opening hour of trading. Following the signal, trading interest shifted toward the buy side, driving the price to a post-alert high of $669.22.

Power Inflow Signal Details

The Power Inflow alert is a proprietary signal developed by TradePulse. It is issued within the first two hours of the trading day to highlight significant shifts in order flow. The signal indicates a strong trend toward buying activity, suggesting a high probability of bullish price movement for the remainder of the session.

Intraday Performance

The table below details the stock's performance around the signal event:

Order flow analytics examine real-time buying and selling trends by assessing volume, timing, and order size across retail and institutional traders. The movement in Applied Materials shares demonstrates how these analytics can identify bullish momentum and potential price reversals during periods of decline.