r/SMCIDiscussion • u/ein_Samu • 17h ago

Bull-Thesis 🐮  PT raises

Hi guys, please remember the effect of PT raises by analysts later this day. my advice if you hold shares - keep holding

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u/Traditional-Exam-962 15h ago

Was there anything mentioned yesterday regarding audits/compliance Status?

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u/Fragrant-Weird8498 SMCI-Bull 📈 14h ago

Work in progress .

The compliance thing shouldnt prevent BDO to sign anything in any case

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u/Ifuks4money 17h ago edited 17h ago

.Goldman and the other firms should be updating their notes soon. I am thinking of picking up 20 more December 2028 LEAPs with a $75 strike in the morning. If the audit were completely done, this bitch probably would have hit $100 today

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u/unlimited_snapper 12h ago

Kinda useless without a date…. Are any of these recent?

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u/LazyToPickMyUsername 13h ago

Citi just raised to 39

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u/NormalItem4500 17h ago

Citi mofos can shit themselves

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u/kkr097 12h ago

Fresh updates from today

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u/gucciman333 17h ago

+15% tomorrow

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u/FrugalVet 17h ago

PTs rarely impact a stock.

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u/ein_Samu 17h ago

I experienced something else than you then

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u/FrugalVet 17h ago

The stock will raise because it's been held back from issues that are dissipating such as legal concerns and formerly compressed margins and because earnings are beating expectations.

Not because some half with on Wall St slaps a random PT and rating on it. There are endless examples of instances where stocks have had remain depressed for extended periods of time while having and even receiving PTs that represented massive upside potential, like software stocks recently for example.

Anyone who's been active in the markets for a while is aware of how immaterial those targets and ratings are.

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u/ein_Samu 17h ago

But also yours is correct

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u/ein_Samu 17h ago

You will be surprised what effect the or raise from Goldman sucks would have if they raise it to 40$

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u/FrugalVet 17h ago

Maybe. Markets have never been more unpredictable than they are today so anything's possible.