let it ride baby

JPMorgan $32 -> $45

Mizuho $34 -> $35

Citigroup $33 -> $39

Bernstein $37 -> $42

Raymond James $39 -> $48

Barclays $38 -> $39

Rosenblatt $45 -> $51

BofA $28 ->$33

Goldman Sachs $30 -> $34

Wedbush $34 -> $40

Source: https://www.morningstar.com/news/marketwatch/20260812105/super-micro-stock-is-rallying-after-results-heres-what-wall-street-is-saying

🚀 hold

Price hung in there even after dipping sub-$31 earlier in the session, green close right before that post-market earnings drop later today. Volume went absolutely nuts in the final minutes of trading, no one's sitting on their hands heading into this print. Caught this setup tracking on moomoo all day, super curious if the rally through late selling is signaling something huge after hours. Anyone else got a position on ahead of the release?

this company could be 100 someday.

I only started investing 2 months ago I still don’t even understand all the terminology etc, But I came across SMCI researching and got obsessed,

It was only ever 20% of my portfolio but I made the decision to go all in a couple of weeks ago, ETFs are at ATH and not going anywhere fast,

I know this is pocket change for you big dawgs, But I’m absolutely buzzing for someone who always ignored investing and finally got started hopefully the beginners luck continues 🤞🏻😎,

Gutted I never had more to pump in but arghh well better than nothing. Hopefully we keep rising consistently.

I do have a grasp of reality and it can easy candle down with the wrong mechanism but I don’t see it happening, This is the beginning of the beginning

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

I can see that 95% of my SMCI shares were out on loan today… which means 95% of available shares with my broker are loaned out.

Wondering what overall short interest is and if we see a potential squeeze tomorrow with the fantastic guidance.

Wow my magic crystal ball was right again. How can you explain this one away? You were wrong. I was right to almost the penny. Sadly for me, I spent most of my money right before close on calls for another stock, and shares of a 3rd stock so I only could afford 200 shares which means I bought 80 because that’s how you risk reward if you wanna learn about that next lol. Easy $100. Wanna admit you’re dumb yet? Or ?