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ASML is an incredible company, but you shouldn't expect a rapidly expanding empire from a fortress with an already established moat. Invest in ASML for moderate-alpha defensiveness along cyclical dynamics. Elite growth investors should look elsewhere. Q2 results are coming up and will likely show continued resilience, but there are points of constraint to monitor in the earnings call, including China and high-NA EUV adoption progress.

I reiterate my Buy rating on ASML Holding N.V., expecting another earnings beat driven by strong AI demand and the company's monopoly in EUV lithography. Sustained, robust demand across the AI ecosystem ensures continued need for ASML's monopoly-like EUV technology, signaling strong future orders and a positive management outlook. ASML's seemingly high valuation is justified by its competitive moat, superior growth, and record margins, while still trading at a discount to historical averages.

It is hard to describe most artificial intelligence (AI) stocks as cheap or undervalued right now. Alphabet (GOOG 0.49%) and ASML (ASML 0.26%) are two of the exceptions, trading at cheap prices compared to their long-term growth prospects.

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Strong demand for DUV lithography systems is driving sales in China, but export curbs and trade tensions threaten future momentum.

If it wasn't already clear to investors, the demand for data centers will be a catalyst for semiconductor stocks for years, if not decades. It's why investors continue to buy into the growth of chip makers like NVIDIA Corp. NASDAQ: NVDA.

ASML Holding N.V. ASML will release earnings results for the second quarter, before the opening bell on Wednesday, July 16.

ASML (ASML) is scheduled to report quarterly financial results on July 16, which could have implications for shareholders.

The stock market has gained impressive momentum of late following a difficult start to the year, with the tech-laden Nasdaq Composite index rising an impressive 32% in the space of just three months.

Dividends feel good regardless of the stock, but it's always better to receive cash flow from a stock that continues to gain value in the long run.