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On Monday, Super Micro Computer stock experienced a large surge, rising by approximately 10% to reach a close of $36.45. Much of it is a result of positive analyst coverage and anticipated upgrades to AI hardware.GuruFocus has detected 5 Warning Signs with SMCI.Super Micro Computer stock, which Lynx Equity recently reiterated its "Buy" rating, gives a price target of $60 per share in the coming year while maintaining an increase of 8.0%.As with any story promising exciting product launches this year, it's tied to the optimism surrounding NVIDIA's upcoming keynote at the Consumer Electronics Show , especially with next-generation AI processors expected to be introduced.While NVIDIA's use of GPUs in high-performance server applications is not new, Super Micro Computer specializes in such solutions and often integrates its GPUs into its advanced AI servers.The broader semiconductor sector gained as well, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index up 3.9 per cent, its highest level since

Crypto-related stocks and funds rallied on Monday after bitcoin briefly rose above $50,000 for the first time since December 2021, as demand for recently launched spot bitcoin ETFs remains robust.The largest cryptocurrency has risen 13% over the past seven days, according to CoinDesk data. It has climbed 11% so far this year, building on a more than 150% gain in 2023. However, bitcoin is still down roughly 28% from its all-time high of $68,990, reached in November 2021.Meanwhile, crypto exchange Coinbase's shares ended 3.7% higher to $147.31, while MicroStrategy's shares finished up 11% at $717.52. Crypto miner Riot Platforms's stock finished 9.4% higher at $15.92, and Marathon Digital Holdings's shares ended 14.2% higher at $27.28. Ebang International Holdings's shares rose 7.9% to $11.11.Meanwhile, some investors are also seeking bitcoin as a potential safe haven amid geopolitical uncertainty, Connors said in an interview.Connors is now eyeing a range of $60,000 to $65,000 for