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Emily Flippen

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Investors Get Cold Feet in a Hot Stock Market

They just keep issuing tons and tons of share buybacks.

Motley Fool Money
Investors Get Cold Feet in a Hot Stock Market

And that's been good over the short term, but I actually don't know if management

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Investors Get Cold Feet in a Hot Stock Market

is doing valuation on their stock so much as they are putting their hands up and saying, we don't know where else to spend this capital.

Motley Fool Money
Investors Get Cold Feet in a Hot Stock Market

So we're just going to try to return it to shareholders in the interim.

Motley Fool Money
Investors Get Cold Feet in a Hot Stock Market

And to me, that shows a lack of long-term vision, which when you are experiencing potentially an existential threat from AI, it's like, okay, well, maybe stop sitting on your hands and do something about it.

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Investors Get Cold Feet in a Hot Stock Market

I really appreciate that.

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Investors Get Cold Feet in a Hot Stock Market

You have me second-guessing myself, Lou, because you're right, there's a lot of uncertainty with this business.

Motley Fool Money
Investors Get Cold Feet in a Hot Stock Market

The reason I think I'm maybe more willing to hug this bear here is because there is a fair bit of visibility into AI spend and data center spend, which is ultimately what's driving Supermicrocomputer over the course of the next year or so.

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Investors Get Cold Feet in a Hot Stock Market

massively missed revenue guidance last quarter.

Motley Fool Money
Investors Get Cold Feet in a Hot Stock Market

I think they came in around $5 billion versus prior guidance $6 to $7 billion, all because of, for the most part, delivery delays.

Motley Fool Money
Investors Get Cold Feet in a Hot Stock Market

But they still have a pretty big runway of $12 billion north of secured business that's coming into the market over the next

Motley Fool Money
Investors Get Cold Feet in a Hot Stock Market

couple of quarters.

Motley Fool Money
Investors Get Cold Feet in a Hot Stock Market

Unless leadership is actively lying to us, which to your point, Lou, maybe that's what's happening.

Motley Fool Money
Investors Get Cold Feet in a Hot Stock Market

I mean, that's virtually contracted sales there.

Motley Fool Money
Investors Get Cold Feet in a Hot Stock Market

So there's a lot of visibility into at least over the next 12 months or so for this company that make me think that any pessimism, short interest is maybe a bit overblown.

Motley Fool Money
Investors Get Cold Feet in a Hot Stock Market

I am hugging this bear.

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Investors Get Cold Feet in a Hot Stock Market

Now, granted, like I said previously, I was hugging the Lululemon bear all through the course of the past year.

Motley Fool Money
Investors Get Cold Feet in a Hot Stock Market

Every single month, week, quarter, whatever time frame you chose, you could say the same thing about Lululemon, which was it was a once in a decade plus valuation getting cheaper and cheaper and cheaper.

Motley Fool Money
Investors Get Cold Feet in a Hot Stock Market

Now, it's once in a lifetime valuation.

Motley Fool Money
Investors Get Cold Feet in a Hot Stock Market

It's entirely possible that Chipotle continues to fall from here.