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by Bernardo Garcia Finanzas Personales | 06/05/2025 12:59 PM | SMCI
📉 Super Micro reported a significant drop in Q1 sales to $4.6 billion from $5.6 billion in the previous quarter, with margins also contracting from 11.8% (and 15.5% prior) to 9.6%.
👎 The company attributed the sales decline to some consumers delaying platform decisions, but the market reacted negatively to the results, described by the analyst as a 'disaster'.
💩 Despite a positive Q2 sales guidance ($5.6-$6.4 billion), Super Micro slashed its full-year 2025 revenue guidance from $23.5-$25 billion to a new range of $21.8-$22 billion, a roughly 10% reduction, signaling significant headwinds.
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by Bernardo Garcia Finanzas Personales | 06/05/2025 12:59 PM | AMD
📈 AMD reported Q1 revenues of $4.0 billion, marking a 36% year-over-year increase, with a net income of $709 million (10% margin) and EPS of $0.44, though revenues fell 3% sequentially.
💻 The Data Center segment revenue grew an impressive 57% year-over-year, although it experienced a 5% sequential decline. Client and Gaming segments also showed annual growth but were less dynamic.
🔮 AMD guided Q2 revenues flat at around $7.4 billion, with non-GAAP gross margins estimated at 43% (or 54% excluding inventory charges), raising questions about its high valuation (98x future P/E vs. a potential 36x).
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by Bernardo Garcia Finanzas Personales | 06/05/2025 12:59 PM | RIVN
📉 Rivian reported Q1 revenues of $1.24 billion, beating estimates, but issued a disastrously low delivery guidance of 40,000-46,000 vehicles for 2025, a major concern after years of similar underperformance.
💸 The company achieved a positive gross profit of $206 million, yet this doesn't translate to net profit. Capex is guided at $1.8-$1.9 billion, with tariffs expected to impact each vehicle by about $3,000.
🛠️ Despite over $22,600 in cost savings per vehicle delivered in Q1 YoY, Rivian is still building inventory, and its overall outlook remains challenging, prompting a negative market reaction and analyst sentiment.
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by Bernardo Garcia Finanzas Personales | 06/05/2025 04:00 AM | HIMS
🚀 Hims & Hers Health reported exceptionally positive Q1 results, with revenue soaring over 110% to more than $586 million and achieving a net income of nearly $50 million.
📈 The company raised its 2025 adjusted EBITDA forecast to between $295 million and $335 million, while maintaining its revenue guidance of $2.3 to $2.4 billion.
⚠️ Despite strong growth, Hims experienced a slight contraction in margins, and its Q2 adjusted EBITDA guidance ($60-70 million) indicates a sequential decrease, which appeared to concern the market.
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by Bernardo Garcia Finanzas Personales | 06/05/2025 04:00 AM | PLTR
📈 Palantir reported strong results and increased its 2025 revenue forecast to approximately $3.9 billion, citing a 'voracious whirlwind' of demand for AI software.
⚠️ Despite positive news, Palantir's shares fell about 8% pre-market, suggesting the stock was already priced for perfection after a significant AI-driven rally.
💰 The company trades at over 200 times estimated earnings, making it the most expensive stock in the Nasdaq by that metric, which raises concerns for some investors about its current valuation.
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