We're talking burritos and chips, but you might not want them both on your dish together.

Motley Full Money starts now. I'm going to. I'm Dylan Lewis and I'm joined over the airways by Motley Fool analyst Tim Byers.

Tim, thanks for joining me.

Thanks, Dylan.

Fully caffeinated, ready to go.

Love it.

We've got a look at the entertainment world and big results and big reactions

from company earnings and that's where we're going to kick things off with ASML.

Tim, the lynchpin of the chip industry and Europe's largest tech company posted 9% bottom line growth

and 30% top line growth for the quarter, sent shares up 10% this week after earnings.

Seems like it's a pretty good time to be in the semiconductor business.

Well, let's not say that.

I wouldn't go that far, but I would say it's a better time.

And it does look like things are turning, turning for the better.

So let's just point out that ASML did have some really good results in the business that

really will drive results for the longest period of time, which is the

EUV business. This is the more advanced chipmaking business. So when we're talking

about lithography, which is what ASML does, and they are the provider of

EUV, which is the most advanced form of lithography for making the smallest and most advanced chips.

So this is where we're talking about doing really advanced chip manufacturing here.

So in that part of the business, the EUV lithography was up 30% to 9.1 billion

euro sold or I guess I should say recognize revenue on 53 systems so a a big deal, but they also shipped, and this is

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