A major semiconductor play just posted impressive numbers that caught analysts' attention. In less than four months, the stock surged 108%, riding the wave of exploding AI memory demand. Here's what's backing the momentum: Q1 delivered $4.78 earnings per share on $13.6 billion in revenue—solid execution. Looking ahead, guidance signals even bigger things: $18.7 billion revenue projected for Q2, with $8.42 EPS and a 68% gross margin. What's notable? Despite the massive run-up, valuation metrics like PEG ratio and EV/EBITDA still look reasonable when stacked against competitor multiples. That's the kind of setup that keeps traders watching. The AI memory tailwind isn't just hype—it's showing in the actual numbers, and the numbers keep delivering.
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MissingSats
· 4h ago
Doubling in four months? How strong must this chip stock be... The Q2 guidance numbers are no joke.
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GhostChainLoyalist
· 18h ago
Double in four months? If this wave can hold up, it would be interesting. Are the Q2 guidance numbers real, or are they just giving money to options traders again...
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TerraNeverForget
· 18h ago
Hmm... doubling in four months? That's a crazy increase, but numbers really do speak... The Q2 guidance is so aggressive, I'm afraid it will be hyped up again.
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SignatureVerifier
· 18h ago
technically speaking, those guidance numbers require... further auditing. 68% gross margin sounds statistically improbable for sustained periods—what's the actual validation chain here? 108% run in four months means either genuine tailwind or insufficient market skepticism. either way, margin compression incoming imo. trust but verify before fomo kicks in
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DustCollector
· 18h ago
Doubled in four months? The data looks really impressive. If Q2 guidance tanks, that would be a joke.
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SilentAlpha
· 18h ago
ngl, these numbers are really solid, and the Q2 guidance is so aggressive... The question is, how much more room is there for this rally?
A major semiconductor play just posted impressive numbers that caught analysts' attention. In less than four months, the stock surged 108%, riding the wave of exploding AI memory demand. Here's what's backing the momentum: Q1 delivered $4.78 earnings per share on $13.6 billion in revenue—solid execution. Looking ahead, guidance signals even bigger things: $18.7 billion revenue projected for Q2, with $8.42 EPS and a 68% gross margin. What's notable? Despite the massive run-up, valuation metrics like PEG ratio and EV/EBITDA still look reasonable when stacked against competitor multiples. That's the kind of setup that keeps traders watching. The AI memory tailwind isn't just hype—it's showing in the actual numbers, and the numbers keep delivering.