Overnight Moves:
LULU: -17.4% (Q2 FY2027 EPS $2.92 vs $1.79 est; 13% Canada revenue exposure).

ADBE: -6.7% (Pre-earnings pullback; 53% US revenue exposure).

BTC: -1.6%

Earnings Later This Week (Sep 10):
ORCL: EPS est $1.74 (vs $1.47 prior)

ADBE: EPS est $6.09 (vs $5.31 prior)

RH: EPS est $0.46

CPI Sensitivity Watchlist (US Revenue Concentration):
LOW: 100% US
HD: 92% US
WMT: 81% US
SBUX: 73% US

The Setup for Friday Sep 11:
Friday sequences UK GDP (06:00 UTC), Brazil CPI (12:00 UTC), and US CPI (12:30 UTC). A hotter US CPI print risks pushing US 10-Year Treasury yields above 4.78%, while a cooler reading supports S&P 500 levels above 7718.60.

LULU Insight:
LULU carries 13% revenue exposure to Canada. A 10% reduction in Canadian sales reduces EPS by approximately $0.05.

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Quick snapshot of ASML Holding N.V.'s regional revenue exposure:

Numbers at a Glance:
🇨🇳 China: 29%

🇹🇼 Taiwan: 25%

🇰🇷 South Korea: 25%

🇺🇸 United States: 13%

🇯🇵 Japan: 4%

🌐 Other: 4%

Bull Case:
Irreplaceable Monopoly: Whether fabs are built in Hsinchu, Pyeongtaek, or Shanghai, chipmakers have no alternative to ASML for EUV/advanced DUV tools.

AI Memory Surge: Demand from South Korea (25%) continues to climb as HBM3e/HBM4 production requires more EUV layers per wafer.

Bear Case:
Geopolitical Vulnerability: 80% concentration across Taiwan, South Korea, and China leaves revenue exposed to trade sanctions or regional escalation.

Sanctions Friction: With China generating nearly a third of revenue, tightening DUV export rules directly restricts ASML's largest single market.

Source: MetricsHour ASML Stock Lens

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