Super Micro Computer stock surged 24% due to positive catalysts, such as full production of servers based on Nvidia's technology
From Nasdaq: 2025-02-07 15:58:00
Shares of Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ: SMCI) surged by 29.6% this week, with the stock still up by 24.4% as of Friday afternoon. Investor sentiment for the AI hardware specialist rose due to positive catalysts. The company announced full production for its rack-scale servers based on Nvidia’s Blackwell AI technology, reassuring investors of business growth.
Supermicro’s rollercoaster ride saw a record high before facing challenges like a short-seller report and delayed filings. Recent developments, including full production of servers and an upcoming business update call, have boosted the stock. The company has an extension until Feb. 25 to file required reports, potentially removing a key uncertainty for investors.
Investors eagerly await news on Supermicro’s delayed filings, which could impact the stock. The company’s future hinges on meeting the filing deadline, with potential for significant stock movement based on the outcome. Despite uncertainties, the stock is currently trading at 15 times earnings, offering a binary investment opportunity for buyers.
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Author Danny Vena discloses positions in Nvidia and Super Micro Computer, while The Motley Fool positions and recommends Nvidia. The article’s views and opinions are solely those of the author and do not reflect Nasdaq, Inc.’s views. Investors are encouraged to consider the disclosed information before making investment decisions.
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