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Technology Stocks : Semi Equipment Analysis
SOXX 291.39+2.8%Nov 26 4:00 PM EST

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It turns out that ASML has been very clever in "masking" their miss in earnings and forward guidance. ASML at the moment is trading at the top of the SOXM and SOXX, probably based on the following 2 news items.

Nikon, ASML, Carl Zeiss Sign Agreement to Settle All Litigation Over Patents for Lithography Equipment and Digital Cameras
1:34 AM ET 1/23/19 | Dow Jones

ASML Holding Net Profit Rose 22% to Cap Off Record Year
1:47 AM ET 1/23/19 | Dow Jones

ASML Holding NV (ASML.AE) said Wednesday that net profit for the fourth quarter rose 22%, and proposed raising its full-year dividend by 50% following a record year of sales and profitability.

The Dutch company said profit for the three months ended Dec. 31 rose to 787.5 million euros ($894.6 million), from EUR643 million in the year-earlier period.

Fourth-quarter total net sales rose 23% to EUR3.14 billion, ASML Holding said.

On a full-year basis, profit rose 22% to EUR2.59 billion. Total net sales rose to EUR10.9 billion, from EUR9.05 billion in 2017.

The company said fourth-quarter net sales came in above expectations. Despite some uncertainty in the current market, ASML Holding said it remains confident about its sales and profit targets for 2020 and beyond.

ASML Holding proposed a full-year dividend of EUR2.10, up from EUR1.40 in 2017.

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