Supermicro, a repeat offender of scandals, valuation is not justified and unsustanable, no worth for long-term holding

Supermicro has absolutely no autonomy in its business, no moat, ultra-low profit margins, and has been involved in negative scandals “repeatedly”. Competitors are too powerful—it is not recommended to hold it.

How does Applied Materials, lord of semiconductor equipment, make money?

Applied Materials’ main products are wafer manufacturing related products, such as atomic layer deposition, physical vapor deposition, chemical vapor deposition, electroplating, etching, ion implantation, rapid heat treatment, chemical mechanical polishing, metrology and silicon wafer inspection, etc., and include supporting software, Quality inspection services are provided to operating customers, such as various semiconductor manufacturers in wafer fabs and screen factories.

How did three listed companies make money after GE spinoff? What are the prospects?

GE was founded in 1878 by Thomas Alva Edison, who invented the electric light and many other commodities. It is one of the few companies in the U.S. stock market that has been listed for more than a century. It can be said to be the pride of American industry and a symbol of comprehensive national strength.

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