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Super Micro Computer Inc.

Ticker: SMCI | Market Cap: $26.1B | Catalyst: Nvidia Blackwell Shipments Kick Off

Super Micro is back in the spotlight with confirmation that its high-volume Nvidia Blackwell Ultra systems are now shipping globally. The company’s HGX B300 servers and GB300 NVL72 racks are built for training AI and running real-time inference. In short, exactly what hyperscalers and enterprises are chasing right now.

Shares have already rallied more than 44% this year, and the after-hours reaction to shipment news added another bump. We have learned to expect volatility with SMCI, but institutional demand remains strong. The company sits at the sweet spot of AI infrastructure. Faster deployment than legacy OEMs, but a more tailored offering than low-cost assemblers.

The question is less about demand and more about execution. Can Super Micro scale manufacturing and maintain margins while competing head-on with giants like Dell and HPE? If it can, this stock’s multiple may look cheap in hindsight. Near-term momentum looks solid into year-end.

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RH

Ticker: RH | Total Assets: $4.3B | Catalyst: Guidance Miss and Investor Reset

Luxury retailer RH delivered revenue in line with expectations at $899 million, but earnings per share missed at $2.93 versus $3.22 estimates. Guidance for next quarter also fell short, with sales projected at $884.8 million versus the Street’s $902.6 million. The stock sold off more than 6% after hours, extending its painful slide this year.

Management points to new stores and product lines as the path forward, but same-store sales have been stagnant, and analysts question whether consumers are willing to pay up for high-end furniture in a softer spending environment. Operating margins at 14.3% are better than last year’s 11.6%, showing cost control, but not enough to excite Wall Street.

At under $5 billion in market cap, RH is far from the juggernaut it once aspired to be. That said, specialty retail often moves in cycles, and the company’s loyal customer base could fuel a turnaround if new offerings gain traction. For now, it’s a wait-and-see name, but value hunters may want it on the radar.

Lululemon Athletica Inc.

Ticker: LULU | Market Cap: $19.7B | Catalyst: Tariff Headwinds and Lowered Outlook

Lululemon’s stock plunged 20% after management cut its full-year outlook, citing a $240 million hit from tariffs and the removal of the de minimis exception on imports. Earnings per share for Q2 came in at $3.10 versus $2.88 expected, but revenue missed slightly at $2.53 billion.

CEO Calvin McDonald acknowledged that the company has become too predictable in its casual lines, particularly in lounge and social apparel, and needs to accelerate innovation. To fix that, Lululemon plans to increase its share of new products from 23% of assortment today to 35% next spring. It’s also revamping fast-track design to shorten product cycles.

At 55% off its highs and trading near long-term support, some may see a contrarian setup here. The brand still has global recognition and growth in international markets, but execution has to improve quickly. If management can reset product lifecycles and navigate tariffs, this could become one of the bigger rebound stories in retail.

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Micron Technology Inc.

Ticker: MU | Market Cap: $168.5B | Catalyst: Citi Price Target Hike and DRAM Demand

Micron was one of the best performers in the S&P 500 this week, rallying nearly 8% after Citigroup raised its price target to $175 from $150 and reiterated a Buy rating. Analysts cited stronger-than-expected demand for DRAM and NAND chips, particularly from data centers, and pointed to Micron’s positioning in AI-driven memory.

Shares are already up more than 70% this year, and the company reports earnings on September 23. Citi expects EPS of $2.62 on $11.2 billion in revenue, but more importantly, it forecasts guidance will come in above expectations thanks to higher pricing and limited production across the industry.

Micron has often been considered a cyclical play, but the AI shift is creating more structural demand for memory. If guidance confirms another leg higher in DRAM and NAND sales, the stock could extend its rally into Q4. At these levels, you will want to watch whether earnings momentum can match the optimism already priced in.

Adobe Inc.

Ticker: ADBE | Market Cap: $148.7B | Catalyst: Raised Revenue and Profit Guidance

Adobe’s latest quarter shows why it still matters in a crowded creative-tech space. Revenue came in above expectations at $5.99 billion, and management raised full-year guidance again, now projecting as much as $23.7 billion in revenue and EPS between $20.80 and $20.85. That’s a meaningful jump from the prior range.

The kicker is Firefly, its AI-powered design tool, which is now embedded across Photoshop, Illustrator, and Acrobat. Analysts are split on how fast adoption will scale, but CFO Dan Durn stressed that subscriber growth remains steady and new customers are driving momentum.

The stock is still down more than 20% year to date, which tells you investor sentiment hasn’t caught up with the numbers. Trading under both the 50-day and 200-day moving averages keeps near-term charts heavy, but that also sets up a potential reversal if adoption headlines accelerate. Long-term holders may view this stretch as the point where patience gets rewarded.

This week’s watchlist spans creative software, AI infrastructure, retail resets, and a semiconductor leader with tailwinds.

The common thread is change, whether it’s Adobe raising forecasts, Super Micro riding new shipments, or Lululemon scrambling to reset its product mix. 

These shifts create opportunity, but also require discipline. Staying early and staying sharp is what separates catching the breakout from chasing it later.

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