Super Micro Faces Nasdaq 100 Uncertainty Amid Investor Concerns
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Super Micro Computer Inc. is at risk of being removed from the Nasdaq 100 Index due to a significant drop in market cap following an auditing scandal. Despite this, CEO Charles Liang remains optimistic, citing strong relationships with clients like xAI and Nvidia as stabilizing factors. While short-term stock performance shows selling pressure, medium-term indicators offer some hope. JPMorgan notes robust orders and no major customer churn, suggesting potential stability. The company's future on the Nasdaq 100 will be decided soon, with competition from firms like Palantir and MicroStrategy.
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