Super micro Computer wie wird die Entwicklung
Dennoch in der Summe mit 25 % in den Miesen verkauft.....
Würde ich heute noch alles haben, wäre ich mit weit über 50 % im Minus, was einem Anstieg um 100 % entsprechen müsste um auf dem selben Stand zu sein ......
@Dr. Stock Ich BIN bereits mit 56% unter Wasser mit der Position. Buchverlust jetzt bei rd. 4000 Euro. Aber ich jammere nicht - ich beobachte. Und lecke mir die Wunden, wenn`s daneben geht. :):)
Außer der CEO schraubt kurz selbst ein paar Zahlen zusammen, die schick aussehen, so wie er es möglicherweise schon die letzten Jahre gemacht hat. Wer die Aktie halten möchte, soll das gerne tun, aber man fragt sich, was bei einer Aktie passieren muss, damit man diese nicht mehr als gutes Investment ansieht, wenn das hier noch nicht reicht!
So funktioniert auch die Fetternwirtschaft mega und kann posspurieren.
Super Micro Could Get Delisted From the Nasdaq Stock Exchange, Analyst Says
By Angela Palumbo
Super Micro Computer plans a business update on Tuesday, but an analyst says Wall Street is more focused on the company’s risk of being delisted from the Nasdaq Stock Exchange.
After delaying its 10-K for the fiscal year ended June 30, Super Micro has until Nov. 16 to file or to submit a plan to the Nasdaq to regain compliance with listing rules.
“It arguably appears to be an uphill battle for SMCI to remain listed at this point,” Wedbush analyst Matt Bryson in a note on Monday. He slashed his price target on Super Micro to $32 from $62 while maintaining a Neutral rating.
Super Micro didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.
Super Micro has had its share of challenges over the past few months. On Aug, 27, short seller Hindenburg Research published a report alleging it had found “glaring accounting red flags, evidence of undisclosed related party transactions, sanctions and export control failures, and customer issues.” Super Microhas since said in a securities filing the Hindenburg report contained false or inaccurate statements.
One day after the Hindenburg report, Super Micro said it would delay filing its 10-K for the fiscal year ended June 30. On Sept. 20, the company said it received a letter from Nasdaq stating it wasn’t in compliance with a listing rule requiring timely filing of reports with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Then on Oct. 30, the company announced its accounting firm, Ernst & Young, had resigned. The firm said in the resignation letter that it was “unwilling to be associated with the financial statements prepared by management.” Super Micro said in a filing that it disagrees with this decision.
“We believe questions around EY’s [Ernst & Young] decision, SMCI’s ability to file its 10K, and a reported DOJ investigation will take precedence over SMCI’s quarterly report and guide,” Bryson wrote.