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Diane King Hall discusses the biggest earnings movers this morning, including Novo Nordisk (NVO), which saw a 85% year-over-year increase in Wegovy sales but still trimmed guidance. Supermicro (SMCI) "missed across the board" in its earnings and trimmed guidance.

Super Micro's Q3 revenue dip to $4.6B, attributed to customer pause before Blackwell GPU adoption, masks strong underlying AI demand and sets the stage for a rebound. Despite inventory write-downs hitting Q3 EPS ($0.31), strategic clearing for Blackwell and new AMD solutions position SMCI for future margin recovery and growth. Innovative DCBBS and advanced DLC-2 liquid cooling are key differentiators, promising significant TCO savings for customers and a strong competitive moat for SMCI.

Super Micro's guidance fell short of expectations. Last week, the server maker issued preliminary results that were far shy of Wall Street's estimates.

One of the most volatile stocks over the past year or so, Super Micro Computer (SMCI 2.87%) continued its habit of making big moves after its shares tumbled following the company's pre-announcement of poor fiscal Q3 earnings results. The stock has lost about two-thirds of its value over the past year.

Don't overreact to Super Micro Computer, Inc.'s Q3 miss. It's mainly a temporary setback due to GPU rollout delays. The volatility is a chance to buy into the longer-term AI growth story. Be aware of Super Micro's reliance on Nvidia GPUs. It's a significant risk, but also know they're diversifying supply chains to reduce geopolitical exposure and make future quarters smoother. Short-term macro worries and recession talk might pressure SMCI stock in the near term, but keep perspective. Upcoming Fed rate cuts and ongoing AI expansion strongly favor holding through turbulence.

Shares of Super Micro Computer (SMCI 5.40%) are rising on Thursday. The company's stock gained 4.9% as of 2:11 p.m.

Investors are nervous about what Super Micro's profit warning and inventory trends could mean for the entire AI infrastructure market.

Super Micro Computer (SMCI -14.61%) has had a turbulent year. After facing accounting questions, replacing its auditor, and avoiding the de-listing of its shares, the maker of high-end, liquid-cooled artificial intelligence (AI) servers seemed to be back on track this year.

U.S. stock futures were mixed this morning, with the Dow futures gaining around 0.1% on Wednesday.

I reiterate a 'Buy' rating on Super Micro Computer with a one-year price target of $50 per share, despite recent guidance cuts. Super Micro Computer's revenue growth has decelerated due to factors like purchase delays by Hyperscalers and tariff uncertainties impacting supplier costs. The company continues to invest in AI server technology, launching new platforms powered by NVIDIA's Blackwell Ultra, which could boost market share.