Goldman Sachs remains bullish on AMAT and other semiconductor stocks, adjusts target prices for memory chip companies

According to research from Tide Direction, Goldman Sachs is bullish on a certain exchange, setting target prices at $645, $640, and $95, while remaining cautious about another exchange and a further exchange. Goldman Sachs raised the target price for a storage chip company, increasing one exchange from $1,200 to $2,200, another exchange to $960, and another to $650. Goldman Sachs believes the probability of the semiconductor industry outperforming expectations is high, but stock prices face the risk of being priced in advance.