It's going to hit rock bottom.
Heard on the Street: Super Micro's AI Boom Gets More Scrutiny -- WSJ
Super Micro Computer wasn't priced for any trouble. A lot of trouble is going to prove costly.The maker of specialized AI servers saw its shares sink 26% early Wednesday after it announced a delay in filing its 10-K. That may seem a steep price for late paperwork, but it came just a day after a scathing report from Hindenburg Research. The famed short-selling firm claimed to have found "glaring accounting red flags, evidence of undisclosed related party transactions, sanctions and export-control failures, and customer issues.". Investors mostly shrugged off those claims initially; Super Micro's stock was down only 2.6% by Tuesday's close. However, the delayed 10-K filing seemed to confirm at least the potential for problems. "Additional time is needed for SMCI's management to complete its assessment of the design and operating effectiveness of its internal controls over financial reporting," Wednesday's statement read.
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