Super Micro Computer (SMCI) stock deserves a place on your watchlist. Here's why – it is presently trading within the support zone ($45.52 – $50.32), price points from which it has significantly ...

Super Micro Computer's co-founder was indicted by the United States. The case alleges that the co-founder took Super Micro Computer equipment and illegally sold it to China. Shares of the stock look ...

Revenue growth isn't always a reason to invest in a company. While it can be impressive, it's important for investors to focus on other numbers beyond just the top line. A fast-growing business can ...

Super Micro Computer meets most criteria to be qualified as a "Value Play" according to Peter Lynch's principles of value investing. However, there is more to the story than mere financial metrics.

Super Micro Computer's revenue may barely grow this quarter. The company's profits are beginning to fall as AI spending slows down. The stock's price-to-earnings ratio looks cheap, but this is a risky ...

Super Micro Computer sank in December, along with other skittishness in the AI datacenter market. The company has strong guidance for growth in 2026, but is facing risks of a downturn in AI spending.

Super Micro Computer (SMCI) shares bounced 5% Monday toward the $22 level after a brutal 33% drop last week. Federal charges against a co-founder for export control violations are triggering a broader ...

My last coverage on Super Micro Computer, Inc. (SMCI) was published on July 18 with an article titled “Super Micro Computer: Liquid Cooling Can Become Commoditized (Rating Downgrade).” The article ...

Super Micro Computer has benefited from strong demand for its AI servers. Its margins, however, are incredibly low and have been declining. The stock's valuation may be a bit high given the question ...