Netlist Inc (NLST)

$0.56 -0.03 (-5.05%)
Market Cap 180.08M
Revenue (ttm) 147.10M
Net Income (ttm) -53.87M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -36.62%
Debt to Equity Ratio -0.18
Volume 1,759,900
Avg Vol 1,191,152
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 307.25M
Stochastic %K 48%
Beta 1.25
Analysts Sell
Price Target $2.00

Company Profile

Netlist, Inc. designs, manufactures, and markets memory subsystems for the server, high-performance computing, and communications markets in the United States and internationally. The company portfolio of proprietary technologies and design techniques, includes planar design, alternative packaging techniques, and custom semiconductor logic to deliver memory subsystems; and sells specialty memory modules and flash-based products for use in data center and industrial applications. It resells compo...

Industry: Electronics & Computer Distribution
Sector: Technology
Phone: 949 435 0025
Fax: 949 435 0031
Address:
111 Academy, Suite 100, Irvine, United States
FrankFromYahoo
FrankFromYahoo Nov. 15 at 6:44 AM
$NLST it is rather HP or Dell, or an Asian
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FrankFromYahoo
FrankFromYahoo Nov. 15 at 6:43 AM
$NLST And you really believe that Supermicro could be one of those who test Netlist lightening, while being sued at the ITC for unfair imports and possibly facing import ban in 2026 ?
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MH2024
MH2024 Nov. 15 at 3:38 AM
$NLST I’ve watched this company for a few years now. They fad that awesome run that one time and people really cashed out like expected but mostly after that has been just stringing people along hoping for the next run.
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firefox2778
firefox2778 Nov. 15 at 12:26 AM
$NLST i can’t believe people keeps defending this CEO and company. Always an excuse, always a buying opportunity bla bla bla. Meanwhile everybody is a bagholder (stock is at 5yrs low) but still people finding reason to mock bears. Unbelievable. Looks like the old adage is real: the last thing you must lose is faith. Glta you’ll need it. Think about the guys saying that they can’t trade it anymore in Germany. That’s a red red red flag
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DarrenEmerson
DarrenEmerson Nov. 14 at 11:57 PM
$NLST Supermicro's engineering campus has repeatedly stated that it is seeking solutions for memory module overclocking and complete customisation in accordance with specific requirements, such as higher speed variations. DDR5 Lightning will be an excellent solution for eliminating system limitations.
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DarrenEmerson
DarrenEmerson Nov. 14 at 11:40 PM
$NLST Supermicro is based in San Jose, California. They are the fastest at solving problems and, as a supplier, serve both small business systems and large deployments in data centres. Supermicro also offers a complete range of liquid cooling solutions. Customers operating systems with high thermal design power (TDP) benefit from this solution's ability to support rack densities of up to 250 kW. Supermicro's speed to market, broad deployment support, and advanced cooling systems appeal to artificial intelligence developers who require the latest and best server hardware. Just so you know, their customers include Amazon Web Services (AWS), Alibaba, Intel, NASA, and NVIDIA. Also, a representative of Supermicro was seen in his car in the Netlist car park. Just look at this car park! Lol.
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Stokd
Stokd Nov. 14 at 11:22 PM
$NLST On the USPTO/PTAB petition front, just so we're all on the same page and it's clear what is pending: PETITIONS - 087 PGR & IPR - 731 IPR - 366 PGR & IPR - 035 IPR - 608 ExParteReex But first we'll get the decision from the ITC on whether they will grant/institute an investigation. Which can, if granted but even ultimately unsuccessful (worst case), at least helps with denials on the subsequent decisions of the patent petitions listed above. If nothing else from the ITC action, if it helps thwart PTAB challenges on patents, that is worth the early advantage and leverage. There is also the parallel litigation in district court that is a favoring factor for denials, among others considered. Of course I'm hopeful on ITC granting & Squires denying, but there are many ways to get "there", not just one path to our goal. These are not binary catalysts to Netlist's success, they're extra on top of an already successful litigation campaign. We take any wins we can and push forward regardless.🍻
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Stokd
Stokd Nov. 14 at 10:32 PM
$NLST Just listened to the CC, lol Chuck sounds like he’s reading from a broken teleprompter at times. I'm sure it gets old repeating the same narratives on CC after having to fight infringers endlessly. He wants us to succeed with Netlist. Amazing to listen and realize again that we already know everything Chuck is describing regarding the litigation situation, all aspects/cases…that’s pretty cool if you think about the breadth and scope of litigation. I still can’t figure out if he or Sheasby use the chart, sent a version to them few years ago, wonder if they follow updates. Some serious fighting words about the infringers when describing what he’s trying to accomplish at ITC — “committed to shutting them down” / “these guys are beyond the pale”. He knows Samsung/Google won't settle early, and I trust he knows what it will take. Obviously there will be a deal with SKHynix given Chuck’s words on good actors. I don’t think he’s just butter them up, they’re probably talking already.
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MarineJumper
MarineJumper Nov. 14 at 10:11 PM
$NLST Why get emotional this time of year? Farmers harvest and so do folks locking in losses . A new crop will be ready and so will Netty.
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Sprint11c
Sprint11c Nov. 14 at 10:01 PM
$NLST I don’t hate you…but I am blocking you!
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FrankFromYahoo
FrankFromYahoo Nov. 15 at 6:44 AM
$NLST it is rather HP or Dell, or an Asian
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FrankFromYahoo
FrankFromYahoo Nov. 15 at 6:43 AM
$NLST And you really believe that Supermicro could be one of those who test Netlist lightening, while being sued at the ITC for unfair imports and possibly facing import ban in 2026 ?
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MH2024
MH2024 Nov. 15 at 3:38 AM
$NLST I’ve watched this company for a few years now. They fad that awesome run that one time and people really cashed out like expected but mostly after that has been just stringing people along hoping for the next run.
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firefox2778
firefox2778 Nov. 15 at 12:26 AM
$NLST i can’t believe people keeps defending this CEO and company. Always an excuse, always a buying opportunity bla bla bla. Meanwhile everybody is a bagholder (stock is at 5yrs low) but still people finding reason to mock bears. Unbelievable. Looks like the old adage is real: the last thing you must lose is faith. Glta you’ll need it. Think about the guys saying that they can’t trade it anymore in Germany. That’s a red red red flag
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DarrenEmerson
DarrenEmerson Nov. 14 at 11:57 PM
$NLST Supermicro's engineering campus has repeatedly stated that it is seeking solutions for memory module overclocking and complete customisation in accordance with specific requirements, such as higher speed variations. DDR5 Lightning will be an excellent solution for eliminating system limitations.
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DarrenEmerson
DarrenEmerson Nov. 14 at 11:40 PM
$NLST Supermicro is based in San Jose, California. They are the fastest at solving problems and, as a supplier, serve both small business systems and large deployments in data centres. Supermicro also offers a complete range of liquid cooling solutions. Customers operating systems with high thermal design power (TDP) benefit from this solution's ability to support rack densities of up to 250 kW. Supermicro's speed to market, broad deployment support, and advanced cooling systems appeal to artificial intelligence developers who require the latest and best server hardware. Just so you know, their customers include Amazon Web Services (AWS), Alibaba, Intel, NASA, and NVIDIA. Also, a representative of Supermicro was seen in his car in the Netlist car park. Just look at this car park! Lol.
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Stokd
Stokd Nov. 14 at 11:22 PM
$NLST On the USPTO/PTAB petition front, just so we're all on the same page and it's clear what is pending: PETITIONS - 087 PGR & IPR - 731 IPR - 366 PGR & IPR - 035 IPR - 608 ExParteReex But first we'll get the decision from the ITC on whether they will grant/institute an investigation. Which can, if granted but even ultimately unsuccessful (worst case), at least helps with denials on the subsequent decisions of the patent petitions listed above. If nothing else from the ITC action, if it helps thwart PTAB challenges on patents, that is worth the early advantage and leverage. There is also the parallel litigation in district court that is a favoring factor for denials, among others considered. Of course I'm hopeful on ITC granting & Squires denying, but there are many ways to get "there", not just one path to our goal. These are not binary catalysts to Netlist's success, they're extra on top of an already successful litigation campaign. We take any wins we can and push forward regardless.🍻
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Stokd
Stokd Nov. 14 at 10:32 PM
$NLST Just listened to the CC, lol Chuck sounds like he’s reading from a broken teleprompter at times. I'm sure it gets old repeating the same narratives on CC after having to fight infringers endlessly. He wants us to succeed with Netlist. Amazing to listen and realize again that we already know everything Chuck is describing regarding the litigation situation, all aspects/cases…that’s pretty cool if you think about the breadth and scope of litigation. I still can’t figure out if he or Sheasby use the chart, sent a version to them few years ago, wonder if they follow updates. Some serious fighting words about the infringers when describing what he’s trying to accomplish at ITC — “committed to shutting them down” / “these guys are beyond the pale”. He knows Samsung/Google won't settle early, and I trust he knows what it will take. Obviously there will be a deal with SKHynix given Chuck’s words on good actors. I don’t think he’s just butter them up, they’re probably talking already.
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MarineJumper
MarineJumper Nov. 14 at 10:11 PM
$NLST Why get emotional this time of year? Farmers harvest and so do folks locking in losses . A new crop will be ready and so will Netty.
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Sprint11c
Sprint11c Nov. 14 at 10:01 PM
$NLST I don’t hate you…but I am blocking you!
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welcome2themachine
welcome2themachine Nov. 14 at 9:02 PM
$NLST tax harvesting up next.🫣
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gianni123x2
gianni123x2 Nov. 14 at 8:59 PM
$NLST welcome back!
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HiAvgFakeLawyer
HiAvgFakeLawyer Nov. 14 at 8:57 PM
$NLST The torch has been passed Bolliver took the cult to $10———> Stokky took it to $0.60 ———> now where will frankky take it ?????(Hint -he already had a bad first day)
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Stokd
Stokd Nov. 14 at 8:56 PM
$NLST https://news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law/lawyer-for-patent-owner-suing-valve-apologizes-for-ai-errors
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davoid57
davoid57 Nov. 14 at 8:52 PM
$NLST This is getting silly stupid. Very technical I know.
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ValorStocks
ValorStocks Nov. 14 at 8:13 PM
$NLST The pain will end. if it goes down to my 2020 average i will buy once more even though i stopped years ago
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Hawk57
Hawk57 Nov. 14 at 7:41 PM
$NLST where the trade channel flipper boyz? .53-.66? Or ya gonna take it lower?
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ThisWi11hurt
ThisWi11hurt Nov. 14 at 7:23 PM
$NLST never get why some people hate-block me for posting things like: “next support down .55 if .61 breaks” “Millions of short share borrows made available when rest of market is risk-off and drawing down” “We are under blue 7-year trend line on my chart, could go much lower but I’m still buying slowly because it will return” These have all been provident comments. I don’t control the direction of the stock, I’m just trying to position myself just like anyone else. My name is thiswillhurt for a reason. I like to know when the pain is coming. I’m also plainly calling out bullish reversals too So is it bc they want to just play patty cake in here and pretend the stock can only go up? Or that charts don’t exist? I thought we wanted to learn and make money
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Hawk57
Hawk57 Nov. 14 at 7:20 PM
$NLST the story about the great diluter and the Notso great Sheasby neither could bring home the bacon
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unrealeh123
unrealeh123 Nov. 14 at 7:00 PM
$NLST i first bought above 5.00 and bought at above 7.00. Today my average is .88 .Never sold a share. Im seing this to the end. Im buying all i can below my average.
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WayneSmith
WayneSmith Nov. 14 at 7:00 PM
$NLST $SLS Market sentiment is completely dominated by the bulls.
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Hawk57
Hawk57 Nov. 14 at 6:58 PM
$NLST it’s all about the thousands of flippers here.. they know the rules and prices.. then they lie lie lie.. I don’t believe anyone here.. almost all have no moral compass
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