Super Micro Computer Is Well Positioned In The 'Mother of All Cycles,' Says Analyst

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Shares of Super Micro Computer Inc SMCI climbed in early trading on Wednesday, even after unusual activity in the options market.

Super Micro Computer is a perfect fit in the global “secular AI-driven cycle we call the Mother of All Cycles or MOAC,” according to Rosenblatt Securities.

The Super Micro Computer Analyst: Hans Mosesmann initiated coverage of Super Micro Computer with a Buy rating and price targets of $300.

The Super Micro Computer Thesis: The stock has gained this year from a focus on the significance of generative AI, “as investors have started to appreciate the company’s inherent innovation, design, deployment, and manufacturing scale capabilities,” Mosesmann said in the initiation note.

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AI revenues now account for almost 30% of Super Micro Computer’s sales and are “accelerating and increasing visibility to 1-2 years,” the analyst stated. The company has a “formidable business model” that is aligned with “the critical factors for success in an AI driven world,” he added.

“The company’s TAM is expected to exceed $178 billion by 2027 supporting a sales CAGR of over 20%,” Mosesmann further wrote.

SMCI Price Action: Shares of Super Micro Computer had risen by 2.34% to $238.60 at the time of publishing Wednesday.

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