Following an eye-watering rally earlier this year, the SMCI stock has now flipped to YTD declines as it faces continued implications of ongoing accounting woes. In the latest turn of events, SMCI's auditor, Ernst & Young, has resigned from the engagement. This casts further uncertainties on when investors can expect SMCI's delayed 10-K filing. In the meantime, SMCI bulls continue to believe that the company's accounting problems and delayed 10-K filing are isolated issues from its technological advantage in capturing AI opportunities. However, SMCI's delayed 10-K filing alone (even if without material misstatements) has adverse cascading effects on its operations, which are fast approaching yet remain underappreciated by the market at current levels. JHVEPhoto The Super Micro Computer