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🇳🇱 Buying the Dip – First Steps into ASML as a Proud Dutch Investor

Hey everyone! 👋

Just made my first investment in ASML, and I couldn’t be prouder as a Dutch investor 🇳🇱. Despite the recent dip, I believe this is a great entry point, not because I expect quick wins, but because I see massive potential over the next decade.

After the latest quarterly results, some investors panicked… I saw opportunity. ASML remains a global leader in semiconductors with a near-monopoly in EUV technology. Their role in powering future AI, chip innovation, and digital infrastructure is unmatched.

📉 If the stock drops further? I’m ready to buy more.

📈 I’m thinking long-term — 10+ years of compounding in a world-class company.

Now I’m curious:

- Are you buying ASML at these levels or waiting for more downside?

- What’s your highest-conviction stock for the next 10 years?

25.07

ASML

Bought x1 at €603.00

€603.00

10 Comments

Revenant@Revenant3

1Wk

Not sure they stay Dutch for long. 😅 For the same money I bought 150 $KPN with 4% dvd a year.

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K@TechNav

1Wk

@Revenant3 the chart from 2010 looks bad.

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Revenant@Revenant3

1Wk

@TechNav I always look ahead, the past is history.

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K@TechNav

1Wk

@Revenant3 those who forget the past are condemned to repeat it…

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Revenant@Revenant3

1Wk

@TechNav life is circular, create and erase

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Beavis Bilderpoop@KnifeCatcher

1Wk

Ive done the same thing over the last couple of weeks, 4x 1 share. If it goes up again (sold before at nearly 1k) ill leave them, otherwise ill buy one a month or so and wait it out

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X Nguyen@ngoog

1Wk

Amazing Buy-In price! I will also add some $ASML to lower my current buy in.

Highest conviction stocks imo are $NVDA & $CRWD

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Tobi@Tobiwankenobi500

1Wk

happy for my neighbor, good company and all the best :)

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Compusmurf@Compusmurf

1Wk

"I’m thinking long-term — 10+ years of compounding in a world-class company."

That said, ASML carries long-term risk. They currently hold a near-monopoly, but that advantage could vanish quickly if a viable alternative emerges. Their high-NA EUV technology is incredibly hard to replicate, but the moment a cheaper or better solution hits the market, the stock could plummet.

As a small investor, it’s tough to stay on top of such developments — and if you miss the turning point, years of compounding could be wiped out.

That’s why I think it's smarter to spread that risk with a semiconductor ETF like $SMH or something similar. It gives exposure to the sector while reducing single-company risk.

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Harris K.@Kiakotos81

1Wk

I have a long time $ASML and now I’m in red… I will buy sometime to get a better position but I don’t know when…. I’m waiting to see where it stops and starts going up first and then

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