ASML (NASDAQ:ASML), the prominent Dutch semiconductor equipment manufacturer, has experienced a stock drop of nearly 5% over the past week, remaining down by 11% in the last month due to trade ...

ASML is undervalued due to temporary market uncertainties, trading below its historical PE multiple, with strong future growth prospects driven by AI and robust competitive advantages. Q1 2025 results ...

ASML's fundamentals are robust, with strong revenue and EPS growth, expanding margins, and a fortress balance sheet supporting my continued Buy rating. AI-driven semiconductor demand and massive ...

BERLIN, GERMANY - SEPTEMBER 18: The logo of ASML hangs over an office building the company occupies near its production campus, where it inaugurated the expansion of ASML wafer production components ...

ASML is the only company using extreme ultraviolet (EUV) systems to make components for semiconductors. The technology gives ASML a huge advantage over its competitors. Analysts are very bullish on ...

ASML’s Market Position: ASML’s recent 10% decline is attributed to uncertainty regarding growth projections for 2026, primarily due to geopolitical tensions and trade restrictions. NVIDIA’s Impact: ...

J.P. Morgan says a buying opportunity may have opened up Shares of ASML Holding tumbled Wednesday after the Dutch semiconductor-equipment group reported disappointing orders for the first quarter and ...

Stock splits do not alter a company's overall value, but can make shares more accessible to retail investors. ASML has split its stock four times, with one being a reverse split. ASML stock is up 90% ...

ASML trades at over $1,000 per share, which may appear expensive to new investors. A stock split could help expand the chip foundry’s retail investor base. A technological edge and multi-year growth ...

ASML's share price is over $1,000 at the moment, making it ripe for a stock split. Other semiconductor and semicap peers have split their stocks in recent years. Should ASML do the same? 10 stocks we ...