ASML Holding N.V. - New York Registry Shares (ASML)

ASML working on advanced lithography machines for next-generation chips, expects technology to meet industry needs from 2035. Stock down 27% in a year.

ASML management keeps buying large blocks of its own stock, with expectations for higher prices set forward in the company; are they justified?

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This often overlooked company is one of the chipmaking industry's most important workhorses.

ASML's global monopoly on essential EUV lithography equipment makes it a fundamental beneficiary of the entire AI-driven semiconductor industry's growth.

ASML HOLDING (NASDAQ:ASML) is a high-growth semiconductor stock with strong profitability, financial health, and reasonable valuation, making it a candidate for growth investors.

ASML stock offers investors one of the best risk-to-reward ratios in the semiconductor industry today, with most bear cases already priced into it.

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ASML & peer chipmakers considering ASML's high NA machines for advanced tech nodes, but TSM disapproves due to price. Intel plans to use High-NA EUV machine for 14A node.

ODDA BHF analyst Stephane Houri reportedly noted the rising debate over whether AI-related capital spending may be running ahead of actual demand.

Dutch semiconductor giant, ASML Holding NV (NASDAQ: ASML) has lost over $130 billion in market value within a year, largely due to export restrictions to China and uncertainty surrounding U.S. tariffs.