$ASML

ASML

ASML Holding N.V. NY Registered Shares

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09-28
Joseph Carlson After HoursPublished 2026-09-28
“Google Has Fallen Behind”
$ASMLBullish
ASML has a strong future due to reliable install base revenue and reduced China risk (sales dropped from 50% to 14%), justifying continued holding despite high valuation.

After Amazon, we have ASML is my next largest. This one grew into a massive position. It's a $126,000 position, 93,000 of that being gains. ASML has a very, very good future. We have the install base management, which is a very reliable continual line of revenue continuing to grow as they have more machines installed.

We have the geographic mix here. Now, this looks a little crazy, but it shows something here. When we look at for example China, when we look at ASML sales in China, just China, you can see that in around 2023 and 2024, a huge portion around 50% of their total sales were in China, which led investors to believe that there's a lot of concentrated risk here.

If there's regulations that could that could concern the ESML investor, well, there has been regulations. The sales percentage in China has gone down. More of it has gone to places like the United States.

More of it has gone to South Korea. more of it has gone to Taiwan. China has made up an increasingly smaller portion of the overall mix which derisks the investment in the future because if you believe that China is risky for ASML, well, it's less risky today.

It's gone from 50% down to 14. So there's simply less exposure to it. So despite the higher valuation, I'm continuing to hold this one.

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09-27
The Motley FoolPublished 2026-09-27
“3 Incredible Stocks to Buy and Hold for Years!!”
$ASMLNo side taken
ASML holds a monopoly position with strong demand and backlog, but faces risks from semiconductor capex cycles and China export restrictions.

The first stock I will talk about today is ASML. This is not a name known to the general public. This is a Netherlands-based company that spun out of Philips in 1984.

What does ASML do? They make the machines used to manufacture the most advanced computer chips in the world. These are extreme ultraviolet lithography systems, also known as EUV systems.

It uses a wavelength of light that is extremely difficult to produce to etch circuit patterns onto silicon chips that are small enough for high-end chips. Therefore, building just one of these systems requires bombarding droplets of molten tin with a laser about 50,000 times per second, then reflecting that light through mirrors designed with extreme precision so that the largest defect in them is still smaller than a millimeter.

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