SMCI
Super Micro Computer, Inc. Common Stock
stock NASDAQ

SMCI

Invest in SMCI, past shortseller BS is depressing the stock price, but it's likely to increase as it's a leader in data center cooling. 

Yeah. SMCI still have less than 30PE. Which is not PLTR case, it has over 300 and won't get much more up. Still if you want to get in wait. Dollar will drop more in 3 weeks and prob more crash coming when trump doesn't step down of EU tariff

It’s probably not too late, but the easy gains from AI hype might be behind us. AI is a long-term trend, like the internet in the ‘90s. If you’re worried about chasing tops, consider ETFs or second-tier plays like $SMCI or $PLTR.
Best move? Use dollar-cost averaging. That way you’re not all-in at once and can still ride the wave if it keeps going.

$SMCI

Aha so $TSSI and $SMCI were foolish investments. The only foolish thing here is your comment.

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All-in SMCI hold for 2 years

That’s fair. Airlines early made for poor long-term investments. But the parallel here is not betting on the airlines, it’s betting on the company that made the jet engines.
In the aviation boom, GE supplied engines to Boeing and others, and from 1980 to 2000 its stock went up over 40x. Airlines came and went, but GE printed money.
I see Nvidia as the GE of the initial AI boom. It’s not just using AI; it’s supplying the essential hardware and software to everyone else. This is also true for other microchip and server production. I have money in SMCI, Dell, Intel and AMD as well. If AI truly transforms the world, the companies building the infrastructure like Nvidia stand to benefit most. And I think Nvidia is the front runner for this. Obviously I’ll monitor the landscape of the tech as we continue.

Bullish on tech because I’m over leveraged. SMCI bull flag back to 45

I have calls on ACHR and SMCI haven’t followed how recent news will affect that what’s likely to happen to those tmrw morning

CHAGEE and SMCI.

Semi conductors: SOXL isn’t a bad idea.
My only gripe is it doesn’t include SMCI

Many will point to that 4 to 6-week period. In reality, it does not matter. You have to be satisfied with the premium/percentage you are collecting for the Time & Delta you are choosing. You have to decide what "ideal" is for you. Here are some of my stats with no fancy strategies.
I've only been doing this since Nov. 22nd of last year, so I am still learning. My first 2 option contracts were cash secured puts (one in Nov. & 1 in Dec....each were 4 days long). One I collected 2.85% (259% APR) and the other 4.76% (434% APR). I have three trades that were 2 days in length, collecting 8% (1493% APR), 1.18% (215% APR), and 6.35% (1159% APR). I have covered calls that are 259 days long where I collected 7.62% (10.74% APR).
The most I've collected on a contract is $764, $786 and $914 and the least I've collected is $45.32, $54.32, and $60.65. Most of my contracts I am collecting between $200 and $400.
I've bought/sold a total of 63 contracts this year. One of them was buying a Call on SMCI. I sold the contract 2 days after it hit is high (held it for 9 days). I collected $1349.25 off of paying a $147.68 in premium. That was 813% (or 32,997% APR) return! The lowest APR I've collected was a 2.75% and a 3.83%. Twelve of those APRs have been in the single digits, thirty of them have been in the double digits, 16 in the triple digits, 4 in the quadruple digits, and 1 triple digit loss (PLTR...I did not want shares called away, so I paid $687).
YTD, I've collected $18,657 in premiums (plus that SMCI call) on about a $205K portfolio. I usually never buy option contracts. Either selling CSP or CC....taking small wins. When picking expiration dates, I look at the amount of premium I am collecting and weigh that against the Delta and whether I want to keep the shares or not (with covered calls). I then look to see if an earnings release or product release will be announced within the time period. I then take a look at the Bollinger Bands. Finally, I will look at a chart to figure out what is a decent price to get into the stock (on CSPs) and whether the stock is in a downtrend or uptrend.
I hope this helps a bit...

SMCI

Honestly, CVNA has the regarded strength of TSLA, which doesn’t even half the fraud CVNA has been accused of. I will never understand how something CVNA or SMCI are still solvent companies where someone hasn’t gone to jail.