Analysis-Is chip giant ASML about to hit a ceiling, or break through it?

By Toby Sterling and Nathan Vifflin AMSTERDAM, Jan 29 (Reuters) - ASML's latest results reignited the rally that has made it Europe's most valuable company, until questions about its capacity to meet record orders sent the stock sliding - highlighting just how stretched ​expectations have become. Shares in the Dutch chip-machine maker initially hit new highs after it reported fourth-quarter earnings on Wednesday, before reversing ‌to end down 2%. The whipsaw trading underscores how the firm, whose too ...