Super Micro Computer WKN: A40MRM ISIN: US86800U3023 Kürzel: MS51 Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Ja genau. Das meine ich.

Dreht wieder

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Super Micro hat immer noch nicht die Kapitalbeschaffung kommentiert

Super Micro Computer, Inc. (SMCI) has recently shown a notable pullback, presenting what I believe to be a massive opportunity. Despite the stock’s short-term volatility, SMCI remains a sleeping monster with huge upside potential in my view. The recent decline toward the $35 mark (down from $50 earlier this week) can be largely attributed to two factors: Delisting from the NASDAQ100: This fueled a wave of shorting, as traders capitalized on the news—something we’ve seen happen with this stock in the past. Profit-Taking: Let’s not forget SMCI delivered a 180% revenue increase in just 24 days. A retracement following such explosive moves is not only expected but healthy for future growth. Please also keep in mind that the weight of SMCI on the NASDAQ100 was only 0.13% of the entire index. This means that by buying one contract of NASDAQ100, only 0.13% of your capital was allocated to SMCI. In simple terms, the delisting is practically irrelevant, as its small weight doesn’t have a significant impact on the stock’s true value or long-term potential. While many are cautious, I remain extremely bullish on SMCI’s long-term prospects. In the short term, I will take a conservative approach, expecting the stock to reach $54, which represents an impressive 54% increase from the current price. Looking further ahead, my longer-term target is $75, as I believe this undervalued stock still has plenty of room to run. If history has taught us anything, it’s that SMCI has a habit of bouncing back stronger after periods of uncertainty—and this recent dip is no different. The upside potential is massive. Let the traders short, let the market shake weak hands—opportunity is knocking for those with patience and vision!! This is not financial advice, just my personal view!!

QQQ IST ein ETF

Die haben etf

Invesco QQQ zum Beispiel beinhaltet nur Nasdaq-100 Aktien

So eine Regel kenne ich nicht

Deshalb frage ich. Ok alle ist vielleicht übertrieben aber einige vielleicht, weil sie nur Aktien haben dürfen, die in Nasdaq-100 enthalten sind.

Wieso sollten die verkaufen?

Aktuell halten 84,06% der Aktien Institutionelle Anleger. Werden sie jetzt alle um 15:30 Uhr verkaufen müssen? Kann man unter "Company ownership" sehen: https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/NASDAQ/SMCI/

Jep

Hab letzte woche als die Aktie bei 38€ stand schon mehrfach gesagt die 25$ kommen sollte keine gute Nachricht reinhauen und aktuell sieht es sehr danach aus…

Die Aktie hat in einer Woche 30% verloren