Derf, >> SMCI <<
The stock has had a big rebound, and traders have some nice gains, so an interim period of profit taking and consolidation wouldn't be too surprising. The new accounting firm will presumably see the same bookeeping shenanigans that made Ernst + Young quit, so the new firm might quit also (?) But more likely, SMCI will need to re-state numerous years of numbers. Staying invested in a shady company has it's risks, but plenty of other fish in the sea.
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