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ASML's AI-fueled EUV growth and strong outlook remain compelling, but a premium valuation, debt and rising competition argue for patience.

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Wall Street is becoming increasingly bullish with its ASML Holding (NASDAQ: ASML) stock price targets, as artificial intelligence (AI) drives an unprecedented expansion in advanced semiconductor manufacturing.

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TSMC is the largest chip foundry or manufacturer of semiconductor chips. ASML makes the machines that are used to make chips.

ASML (NASDAQ:ASML | ASML Price Prediction) currently trades at $1,740.99, while the Street-high price target from Bernstein sits at $2,623, implying roughly 50% upside from here.

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Dutch semiconductor equipment giant ASML Holding NV (ASML) is not a value stock in the strictest sense of that term, but like any other growth stock, this artificial intelligence (AI) play delivers periods in which it offers some value relative to the norm.

ASML Holding N.V. is rated Buy, with bulls encouraged to accumulate on geopolitical-led drawdowns, but hedging against Chinese WFE exposure is advised. ASML's long-term valuation is driven by AI-lithography supercycle demand, EUV/High-NA expansion, and a shift to high-margin, software-led installed base management. Risks center on the U.S. MATCH Act potentially eroding high-margin Chinese service revenue and accelerating Chinese DUV substitution, capping the rating at Buy.