ASML
Dimension floors met. See the full admission gate and evidence packet.
The sPEG Index identifies listed companies with evidence-supported capacity to retain economic benefits from constrained alternatives over a three-to-five-year horizon. Every decision exposes its mechanism, five-part ordinal score, evidence confidence, counterevidence, and next falsifier.
Dimension floors met. See the full admission gate and evidence packet.
Dimension floors met. See the full admission gate and evidence packet.
Dimension floors met. See the full admission gate and evidence packet.
Dimension floors met. See the full admission gate and evidence packet.
Dimension floors met. See the full admission gate and evidence packet.
Below floor: Constraint: 2/3
Below floor: Constraint: 2/3; Persistence: 2/3
Below floor: Persistence: 2/3
Below floor: Substitution resistance: 2/3; Persistence: 2/3
Below floor: Constraint: 2/3; Substitution resistance: 2/3; Persistence: 2/3
Every outcome comes from the published sPEG Index evidence object. The interface does not recalculate SDS, change membership or estimate investment returns.
SDS 17/20 · 4 / 4 / 3 / 3 / 3 · manufacturing_qualification · Method speg-index-scarcity-v1.0.0
Evidence sources: A2 (ASML) · A3 (Intel and ASML) · A5 (Reuters) · A1 (ASML) · A4 (ASML)
Historical research snapshot; score is ordinal and not a valuation or current trading signal.
SDS is the integer sum of Constraint, Substitution resistance, Economic capture, Persistence, and Cost of defense only when all five are known. It is ordinal: 16 is not twice 8, and 15 is not 75% confidence. Admission requires C/S/E/P of at least 3, D of at least 2, adequate company materiality, at least Moderate decisive confidence, a complete evidence packet, a current review, and no unresolved material eligibility event.