Silicon Motion Techn ADR SIMO

$284.96 +2.51 (0.89%)

Valuation

Market cap
9,511,194,000
Revenue TTM
$885,630,000
Net income TTM
$122,640,000
PE ratio
32.27
Forward PE
25.54
Profit margin
13.85%
Debt to equity
0.00

Trading

Volume
1,073,042
Avg volume
1,007,610
Day's range
$281.51 – $294.98
Shares out
33,908,000
Stochastic %K
73%
Beta
1.69
Analysts
Strong Sell
Price target
$365.00

Price

Company profile

Silicon Motion Technology Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, designs, develops, and markets NAND flash controllers for solid-state storage devices and related devices in China, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, Korea, the United States, and internationally. It offers controllers for computing-grade solid state drives (SSDs), which are used in PCs and other client devices; enterprise-grade SSDs used in enterprise an...

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Silicon Motion Technology Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, designs, develops, and markets NAND flash controllers for solid-state storage devices and related devices in China, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, Korea, the United States, and internationally. It offers controllers for computing-grade solid state drives (SSDs), which are used in PCs and other client devices; enterprise-grade SSDs used in enterprise and hyperscale data centers; eMMC and UFS mobile embedded storage for use in smartphones and IoT devices; flash memory cards and flash drives for use in expandable storage; and specialized SSDs that are used in industrial, commercial, and automotive applications. The company markets its controllers under the SMI brand; and single-chip SSDs under the FerriSSD, Ferri-eMMC, and Ferri-UFS brands. It markets and sells its products through direct sales personnel and independent electronics distributors to NAND flash makers, module makers, hyperscalers, and OEMs. Silicon Motion Technology Corporation was founded in 1995 and is based in Hong Kong, Hong Kong.

Industry
Semiconductors
Sector
Technology
Phone
852 2307 4768
Website
https://www.siliconmotion.com
Address
Wing Cheong Commercial Building, Flat C 19th Floor Nos 19-25 Jervois Street, Hong Kong, Hong Kong

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Johnnyf22 Oct 6, 4:59 PM
$SIMO the market makers are trying everything in their power to keep the stock breaking out. Must be option issues or something. Lots of phantom orders on the level two order books also. The Hallmark of market maker suppression of a stock ….
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Johnnyf22 Oct 6, 4:57 PM
$SIMO if SIMO closes above 295 we should see new highs by end of October if not sooner. Their earnings runway is outstanding. It has a good looking base. Not well discovered yet which is a great advantage as well. Good luck longs.
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JoeB07 Oct 6, 2:47 PM
$SIMO 6k October calls traded today. Wayyyy more than normal. Let’s blow it up. $BAC $GS $JPM $SPY
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Albino_Trader123 Oct 6, 2:18 PM
$MXL $SIMO $PENG Trio working good since alert several weeks back. $PENG earnings tonight so best to trim some imo
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DonCorleone77 Oct 5, 2:22 PM
$SIMO Added some this morning (attached).
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JoeB07 Oct 5, 1:57 PM
$SIMO crank up the volume. Let’s do this. $GS $BAC $JPM $SPY
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InvestorWisdom Oct 5, 6:02 AM
$SIMO getting really tight, squeezing between the downtrend line and 10ema + semiconductor is a leading theme…
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Big_Timer Oct 4, 10:44 PM
$MU 🔥 AI DATACENTERS DON’T RUN ON GPUs ALONE — THEY RUN ON MEMORY + STORAGE. My top 5 AI memory/storage plays: MU — The purest U.S. AI memory play. HBM + DRAM demand keeps exploding as AI servers require more bandwidth and capacity. $SNDK — NAND is becoming a critical layer for AI inference, KV cache and massive datasets. Flash demand should keep rising as AI workloads scale. $WDC — AI generates mountains of data that have to live somewhere. Training datasets, inference logs, embeddings and outputs create recurring storage demand long after the GPU is installed. $STX — HAMR + hyperscale storage demand could be a monster combination. AI datacenters are driving enormous long-term storage requirements. $SIMO — The sleeper. Enterprise SSD controllers are becoming increasingly important for AI infrastructure, KV-cache offload and near-GPU storage. Everybody chases the GPU. I’m watching the companies feeding those GPUs with HBM, DRAM, NAND and massive amounts of storage. AI compute keeps scaling → memory per server rises → inference explodes → stored data compounds. That’s a MULTI-YEAR infrastructure cycle.
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