Rising AI equipment demand could sustain the buildout behind Micron, Nebius, Marvell, Bloom Energy and Applied Optoelectronics. ASML says customers are raising short- and medium-term forecasts, some are interested in orders for 2029 or 2030, and its currently planned 2027-28 supply may not fully meet demand. The dip in these AI stocks might be a buying opportunity. x.com 

AI demand is benefiting ASML's lithography-machine business immensely. It could be the widest-moat company ever, and analysts expect revenue to rise 50% and earnings 94% ahead of its report. x.com 

ASML is getting paid more for each tool, moving beyond proving it can build enough of them. Q3 2026 brings pricing power and an order book reaching 2030; the house view has strengthened, with high conviction. x.com 

ASML's planned 2027-28 output cannot meet customer demand, supporting a Buy rating and €1,830 target. Long-term customer down payments rose from €3.6bn to €9.3bn; customers seek 2029-30 orders that ASML has not accepted. Critical-tool price rises begin in 2027, with full effect in 2028, but are not meant to recur annually. Q3 EPS excluding a €509.7m investment gain still beat consensus. x.com  x.com  x.com  x.com  x.com 

ASML is the gatekeeper of the semiconductor industry as the only company that makes the machines that make the most advanced chips, so every AI boom, chip war and fab expansion becomes an ASML order. Nvidia, a $5 trillion company, could not exist without it, and the dependency runs only one way. Its 38.8B backlog booked into 2027, highlighted by @kunkelcapital, already holds the receipts for the next two years. x.com  x.com  x.com  x.com  x.com 

ASML's reported inability to make enough machines for the next two years is a buy signal for the whole AI stack. Its stock still sold off despite that shortage. x.com 

ASML's growing installed base generates recurring service revenue that raises its revenue floor during industry downturns. Fiscal.ai's chart shows quarterly service and field option revenue of 3,289 million in September 2026. ASML's CEO says planned supply for 2027 and 2028 will not fully meet customer demand, and the company is exploring capacity beyond the previously communicated 30% increase for 2028. x.com  x.com 

ASML remains essential even if AI capital spending slows: advanced chips cannot be made without its lithography equipment, for which there is no alternative. It belongs among the infrastructure businesses that can work through a pause in the cycle. x.com 

ASML's EUV R&D is starting to pay off through operating leverage. Q3 R&D fell as a share of sales, though one quarter is not a trend. Higher units, IBM sales and EUV/DUV prices put 2028 estimates well above the 2030 guide and ahead of consensus; shares look cheap at €1,530. Assuming 30% prepayment, liabilities imply €42-45bn of orders in 2026's first nine months, subject to invoicing lags. The proposed MATCH Act could restrict China sales; 2029-30 demand is less certain than 2028. x.com  x.com  … Show more

ASML's upgrades and parts capture the chip shortage before its long-lead-time systems do. Q3 installed-base revenue reached €3.3B versus ~€2.9B guided, a ~€0.4B beat after Q2's ~€0.3B beat. System prices are locked in years ahead; upgrades add wafers per hour to tools already running while chipmakers wait for new machines into 2028. The Elec reportedly says Samsung and SK hynix accepted a 10% parts increase from January, though that report was unconfirmed. x.com