I followed this all the way down, shorting at 45, then got squeezed at 50 before re-shorting at 47.50. The last short has been easier to hold, and I considered adding more before yesterday’s close but held off. And as of this morning, this is the third successful short on the way down with SMCI trading 30% down at $33 .
It’s no secret—when a company is caught twice cooking the books, confidence is gone. I’m sure there are long-term, buy-and-hold investors clinging on, hoping this next accounting scandal at SMCI is just a bear raid. But with having Ernst & Young resign, I’m getting a strong feeling we might be looking at another ‘WorldCom’ situation. Let’s wait and see…