ASML
ASML Holding N.V.XAMS
Owned · Accumulate on pullbacks
€612.4010 Aug close
Recent price range · last 90 trading days
Low €584.10High €897.20
Why this was surfaced
Price is in the pullback range. Recent downward movement has started to ease.
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Choose the stocks. Set your plan for each one. InvestAssist checks them every day and only surfaces changes relevant to that plan.
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Pullback
✓
Nothing else needs attention.
Nine assets were evaluated with no condition to surface.
The problem
Owning stocks creates a monitoring job.
You may already know which companies you want to own. The burden comes afterwards: prices move, markets change, earnings happen — and you're left deciding whether any of it actually matters.
Most investing tools
Help you find what to buy.
Research · screeners · rankings · recommendations
InvestAssist
Helps you look after what you've already chosen.
Checks every day · filters routine noise · surfaces what deserves attention
Investing matters. But it shouldn't become a second job.
How it works
Set your plan for each stock. InvestAssist monitors what matters.
The same market move can matter for one investor and be irrelevant to another. Your plan tells InvestAssist what's worth surfacing.
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Add your stocks and set your plan for each one
Bring the stocks and ETFs you've already chosen — InvestAssist doesn't pick them for you.
Accumulate on pullbacks
I want opportunities to add when conditions become attractive.
Hold and manage
I want to keep the position long term, adding or trimming when conditions justify it.
Hold while conditions remain supportive
I want to stay invested while conditions remain supportive, and review if they materially weaken.
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InvestAssist monitors them every day
Price, trend, momentum and wider market conditions are checked consistently against the plan you've chosen for each stock.
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Only relevant changes surface. You decide what to do.
Buy, trim, hold, wait or do nothing — the decision remains yours.
ASMLPullback
Price is in the pullback range. Recent downward movement has started to ease.
10 stocks checked.
Nothing else needs attention.
Nothing else needs attention.
Your plan determines relevance. You still determine the action.
Designed to stay quiet
Built for less attention.
Most investing tools give you more to do — more charts, more feeds, more alerts, more reasons to check again. InvestAssist is designed to do the opposite.
The goal: under one minute on routine days.
A design target we hold ourselves to — not a measured result.
✓
Nothing else needs attention.
No other relevant conditions surfaced today.
Your stocks have been checked.
Only show what matters. You shouldn't have to scan your whole list to find the one stock that deserves attention.
Don't interrupt calm days. If nothing relevant changed, nothing demands your attention.
Make doing nothing feel complete. A quiet day is a finished check, not a reason to keep searching.
Less checking. Less reacting. More structure when you decide.
Start freeHow the monitoring works
A consistent framework, applied every day.
InvestAssist doesn't replace the research behind why a stock belongs on your list. Its job is to monitor what you've already chosen and surface when conditions deserve another look.
It currently uses rule-based technical analysis — price, trend, momentum and wider market conditions — applied consistently every day. It doesn't try to predict tomorrow's price or assess the full investment thesis.
Pullback
Price is in the pullback range. Recent downward movement has started to ease.
Upper range · weakening
Price is near the upper end of its recent range. Recent upward movement has started to weaken.
Technical analysis is the starting point. We're building toward broader monitoring that can incorporate fundamentals, valuation, earnings, sector and market context where they improve the assessment of whether a long-term holding deserves attention.
Pricing
€5/month
Including VAT
Up to 5 stocks or ETFs
€10/month
Including VAT
Up to 10 stocks or ETFs
Both plans are free for 45 days. No card required to start.
Both plans include everything InvestAssist does — they differ only in how many stocks or ETFs you track. Ten days before your trial ends we'll email you. You are only charged if you actively choose to subscribe and add payment details.
You choose the stocks·You set the plan·You make the decision·Your broker stays separate
Designed for mid-to-long-term investors. Not for day trading or intraday speculation.
Get started
Spend less time watching your investments.
Add the stocks you own or follow, set your plan for each one, and let InvestAssist handle the daily monitoring.
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Questions
Fair things to ask.
What does it cost, and what happens after the free trial?
There are two plans: €5 per month including VAT for up to 5 stocks or ETFs, and €10 per month including VAT for up to 10. That is the whole price list — no add-ons, no annual lock-in.
You start with 45 days free and no card details. Ten days before the trial ends we email you. If you want to continue, you choose to subscribe and add payment details then. If you do nothing, you are not charged: paid product access simply ends, while your account and saved data remain. We will never convert a free account into a paid one on your behalf.
How many stocks can I add, and do ETFs count?
Five or ten, depending on the plan you choose — and yes, ETFs work exactly like individual stocks and count towards the same limit.
Both limits are deliberate: a review you can read in a minute is the point of the product, and that stops being true somewhere past ten. If you regularly follow more than that, tell us at hello@invest-assist.com. What early users need shapes what we build next.
Can I move between the two plans later?
Yes, in either direction. Moving up takes effect immediately. Moving down to the smaller plan is only possible once you are tracking 5 assets or fewer — we will never remove an asset for you to make a plan change fit, so you choose which ones to drop first.
Is InvestAssist financial advice?
No. InvestAssist is decision-support software. You choose the stocks, set your plan for each one, and make every final decision yourself. It surfaces conditions that may be relevant to that plan; it doesn't tell you what to do, and it doesn't manage money.
Do I need to connect my broker?
No, and you never will. There's no brokerage connection, no custody of your money, and no trade execution. You act — or don't — through your own broker, on your own terms.
What does setting a plan for a stock do?
Your plan determines which conditions are relevant enough to surface. There are currently three options: accumulate on pullbacks, hold and manage, and hold while conditions remain supportive. The same market move can matter under one plan and be routine noise under another. In the product, this setting is called your intent.
How is InvestAssist different from a price alert?
A price alert watches for one thing: whether a stock crosses a threshold you set. You still have to decide what that move means and whether it matters.
InvestAssist does the interpretation for you. It checks multiple conditions — including price, trend, momentum and wider market context — against the plan you've chosen for that stock. It filters out routine movement, surfaces conditions that deserve attention, and explains why.
Alerts tell you something happened. InvestAssist tells you whether it matters.
How can I see why InvestAssist surfaced a stock?
InvestAssist doesn't ask you to trust a score. When a stock is surfaced, it explains which conditions changed and why they are relevant to the plan you set for that stock.
The monitoring is rule-based and applied consistently across stocks and days. The aim is to make the reasoning understandable and checkable — without turning InvestAssist into another dashboard you have to analyse.
Which markets does InvestAssist support?
InvestAssist can support stocks and ETFs from the following markets:
North America
United States: NYSE, Nasdaq and other major US exchanges · Mexico: Mexican Stock Exchange
Europe
Netherlands: Euronext Amsterdam · United Kingdom: London Stock Exchange, AIM · Ireland: Euronext Dublin, Euronext Growth Dublin, Irish Stock Exchange – All Market · France: Euronext Paris · Belgium: Euronext Brussels · Portugal: Euronext Lisbon · Spain: Bolsa de Madrid · Germany: Frankfurt, Xetra, Stuttgart, Berlin, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Hannover, Munich · Switzerland: SIX Swiss Exchange · Greece: Athens Stock Exchange · Czech Republic: Prague Stock Exchange · Russia: Moscow Exchange · Turkey: Borsa İstanbul
Middle East
Israel: Tel Aviv Stock Exchange · Saudi Arabia: Saudi Exchange · Qatar: Qatar Stock Exchange · United Arab Emirates: Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange
Asia
India: Bombay Stock Exchange, National Stock Exchange · China: Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges · Taiwan: Taiwan Stock Exchange, Taipei Exchange · South Korea: Korea Stock Exchange, KOSDAQ, Korea New Exchange · Indonesia: Indonesia Stock Exchange · Pakistan: Pakistan Stock Exchange
Latin America
Brazil: B3 Bovespa · Argentina: Bolsas y Mercados Argentinos · Peru: Bolsa de Valores de Lima · Venezuela: Caracas Stock Exchange
InvestAssist can support stocks and ETFs from these markets. Availability of an individual listing depends on the current InvestAssist catalogue.
Is InvestAssist for traders?
No. It's designed for mid-to-long-term investors. It works on daily conditions and longer horizons, not intraday moves — so day trading, options trading and short-term speculation are explicitly out of scope.
Does InvestAssist only use technical analysis?
InvestAssist currently starts with technical analysis — price, trend, momentum and market context — because those can be monitored consistently every day. The planned methodology is broader: fundamentals, valuation, earnings, sector and wider market conditions, where they improve long-term monitoring. Technical analysis is the starting point, not the final methodology.