Why Super Micro Computer stock is sliding: Goldman starts SMCI at Sell with $26 target
New York, Jan 13, 2026, 14:44 EST Shares of Super Micro Computer (SMCI) dropped 6.3% to $28.22 Tuesday afternoon following Goldman Sachs analyst Katherine Murphy’s initiation of coverage with a Sell rating. She set a $26 price target, pointing to “limited visibility into improving profitability.” (Benzinga) The warning comes as investors, once eager for artificial intelligence (AI) hardware, start focusing more on profit margins than just top-line growth. Super Micro’s shares have plunged almost 45% in the last three months, according to a Yahoo Finance report. (Yahoo Finance) Goldman isn’t challenging Super Micro’s role in AI servers. Barron’s noted the