Instrument NameAsml Holdings NY Reg ADRInstrument Symbol(ASML-Q)

Instrument ExchangeNASDAQ

Lam Research Co. (NASDAQ: LRCX) is a semiconductor equipment manufacturer that makes machines that help make computer chips.

Just because they aren't anyone's favorites right now doesn't mean they're not worth owning.

Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble.

The AI boom helped turn DuPont around after 10 consecutive quarters of YoY revenue declines; they posted back-to-back quarters of YoY revenue gains.

ASML provides crucial equipment for the manufacturing process of AI chips.

They've all grown at hefty double-digit rates in recent years, and they don't seem wildly overvalued, either.

ASML is down nearly 40% from its all-time high, and I'm starting to establish a position.

CrowdStrike, MongoDB, and ASML might split their stocks in the near future.

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ASML disappointed investors with its third-quarter earnings report.

The company got hit due to a bookings slowdown at another company in its sector.

It would require a more than 3x appreciation of the market cap in a little more than five years.

Stocks staged a strong rally on Friday following a steep sell-off; a weak jobs report all but guarantees a rate cut which adds to bullish sentiment

As difficult as it might be to step into a stock while it's down, that's the best time to plug in to a good growth story.

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Taiwan Semiconductor, the world’s largest dedicated contract chip manufacturer with over a 60% market share, recently reported outstanding results that pushed its stock to a record high. TSM reported a 54% year-on-year jump in net profit to $10.1 billion for Q3, exceeding its forecast from just three months ago. It expects AI server processor revenue to more than triple this year, leading to a mid-teens percentage of total sales in 2024.

The stock is down 35% this year.

Despite the stock market trading at new all-time highs, institutions still find enough reason to buy more enormous stakes in three stocks.

ASML is a big player in the semiconductor equipment industry that might have just gone on sale. Is now a good time to get in on the powerhouse company's stock?

AI stocks remained front and center on Greene's radar during her last round of stock purchases.

VanEck's new Fabless Semiconductor ETF (SMHX) offers a targeted approach to investing in the semiconductor space, focusing exclusively on fabless companies, and is being compared to its established counterpart, the VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH), which provides broad exposure to the entire semiconductor ecosystem.

ASML's demand is weakening, but that's a shortsighted take.

Sometimes a stock drop can be a buying opportunity for patient investors.