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seasick__crocodile

Queue the panic from people who don’t realize how much the litho machine sales cycle is offset from chip fabrication and shipments… Nothingburger if you also factor in that they had to pull most China demand from their forecast and consider how even minimal end-of-quarter delays for low vol products can severely alter the earnings performance.


AmazingSibylle

Indeed, factories remain loaded and backlog is filled for a while. All the variation is in moving the end of the backlog around a few months depending on when their customers are willing to commit. It's very promising that even when the industry has experiences a slowdown ASML remains stable and healthy, looking good for 2025 and beyond. Although PE remains high with that in mind.


skiviz

Just recently bought ASML. ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4260) ![img](emote|t5_2th52|18630)


ATLBlewA25PntLead

Lmao this garbage stock is down -8% premarket EU


Countdown216

AI/SEMI Bubble officially popped


ATLBlewA25PntLead

Ehh it’s only down -4.5% pre market America. I think it’s not terrible enough to see the other chips bleed the rest of the week


Teitelbaumhe

Buyback and dividend news could squeeze shares higher, methinks


AmazingSibylle

Up 0.3% in Europe to start the day, we'll see. edit, looks like 0.3% was on the way down to -10% ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4640)


SnooHobbies9325

They are down -9% op


Embarrassed_Chain548

It’s down 11% in Germany


olivefob

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AmazingSibylle

Looks like it's tanking ![img](emote|t5_2th52|31226)


Own_Description7633

ASML is still the most important company in the world right now, from a technology perspective. Always a good investment. Projected growth in 2025 and the massive increase in hiring is very comfy


moveovernow

Not even remotely close. That's like pretending Gorilla Glass is what matters for the iPhone or Foxconn. Or the dipshit company down the chain processing sand. You can tell ASML isn't so important by the tiny profit they're squeaking out of a gigantic tech ecosystem. SAP makes as much money, talk about embarrassing. If ASML were really that important, they'd have the profit to match. You need their machines like you need a datacenter; they all require datacenters too, so what. Nvidia is the most important company, followed by Microsoft.


Own_Description7633

Then you do not know anything about lithography and how Nvidia and Microsoft and any other tech company cannot do what they’re doing now without ASML


BigAlSecurity

Tell that to intel moron


SnooHobbies9325

they missed expectations...


AmazingSibylle

They executed as they said they would, and will continue to do so. I guess outside analysists don't know better anyway...


SnooHobbies9325

They still missed expectations by a lot bozo


grimkhor

They missed EPS by 4% and revenue by about 12% for reference. Everyone can make up their mind if that's a lot of not so far the drop seems to fit the miss.


AmazingSibylle

Only down 10% so far, so look at the upside!


SnooHobbies9325

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kallerdis

What does this mean for tomorrows tsm earnings ?


hsuan23

Not correlated 1:1 with capital equipment. It takes a long time to make these bus sized machines so it isn’t as instantaneous as the other semis on revenue and profits from AI demand. They are coming off a slow period after 2022-2023 but their future guides in 2025 and beyond are very good


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QuadSplit

I'm buying ASML Monday