One Nvidia partner has outperformed the chip leader. An often-forgotten semiconductor equipment maker now trades for over $1,000 per share.
ASML's share price has crossed $1,000, a round number that should put it on investors' radar for a stock split. Stock splits should never be the reason you buy or sell a stock.
With so much focus on innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence, it's easy to get tunnel vision. Certainly, the usual suspects in the equities sector deserve the attention they're receiving.
ASML has recorded another impressive rally of +24.4% from our recommended entry point of $850s, with the much-needed pullback materializing by early May 2024. Despite so, we are still recommending a Buy upon the next dip to $900s, with the company reporting robust FQ1'24 numbers while raising its FY2025 guidance. Much of ASML's tailwinds are attributed to the expanded capacity in 2025/ 2026, allowing the company to fulfill its multi-year backlog as generative AI demand grows.
In the latest trading session, ASML (ASML) closed at $1,036.60, marking a -1.35% move from the previous day.
In the closing of the recent trading day, ASML (ASML) stood at $1,050.74, denoting a -1% change from the preceding trading day.
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JP Morgan (JPM) has identified ASML Holding NV (NASDAQ:ASML) as a key beneficiary of the booming data centre artificial intelligence (AI) sector, projecting substantial upgrades to the company's long-term guidance. The investment bank's analysis highlights the increasing demand for semiconductor capacity driven by AI, particularly in data centres, as a critical growth driver for ASML over the next five years.
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Nvidia has been the biggest beneficiary of AI and that should continue. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing is set to increase prices and will benefit from increased AI chip demand.