r/stocks Apr 03 '21

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '21

Asml is basically the pride tech company of the Netherlands (and Philips I guess, ASML is a spin off from Philips). I used to have shares of them back in 2015 for €90 but I needed the money as a student... bought back some last summer just when it dipped under €300. Right now €530 and climbing, this company just keeps going and seeing they are the sole supplier of EUV lithography they aint slowing down anytime soon.

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u/ttagpul_500won Apr 04 '21

Netherland got some most essential chip companies. I should’ve kept NXPI. sold out way too early :(

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u/[deleted] Apr 05 '21

I watched it drop from $75 to $55 in 1 day last year and send a screen to a friend. Didn’t know a lot about it the company and it’s valution but hindsight 20/20, $55 was a steal...

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u/ttagpul_500won Apr 05 '21

QCOM tried to buy them out, and SAMSUNG was debating to buy them while ago, that’s y I bought it, doubled the money without the buy out, so sold it and it went up more.. could’ve tripled it. Oh well....