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Forget Super Micro? These 2 AI Stocks Could Make You a Millionaire

Eli GrantSunday, Nov 24, 2024 3:20 pm ET
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In the rapidly growing world of artificial intelligence (AI), investors are constantly on the lookout for the next big thing. While Super Micro Computer (SMCI) has been a popular choice for AI enthusiasts, two other AI stocks have emerged as potential millionaire-makers: Symbotic (SYM) and Serve Robotics (SERV). Let's delve into the reasons why these two companies could potentially outshine Super Micro.



Symbotic: The Warehouse Automation Pioneer
Symbotic is a trailblazer in warehouse automation, specializing in fully autonomous robots for processing pallets. With a dominant customer base, including Walmart, Target, and Albertsons, Symbotic has a strong foothold in the market. Its revenue jumped 55% in fiscal 2024, and analysts expect it to maintain a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 32% over the next two years. Symbotic is poised to become profitable on a generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) basis in 2025, making it an attractive investment opportunity.

Serve Robotics: The Autonomous Delivery Revolution
Serve Robotics is a leader in the autonomous sidewalk delivery robot market. Backed by Uber, Serve Robotics plans to deploy up to 2,000 robots across the L.A. and Dallas-Fort Worth metro areas in 2025. Although its business model is still untested and revenue is currently low, analysts expect its revenue to grow significantly, reaching nearly $60 million by 2026. While Serve Robotics is highly speculative, its potential for growth and the increasing demand for autonomous delivery solutions make it an exciting investment prospect.

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Super Micro vs. Symbotic and Serve Robotics
Super Micro Computer, while a strong player in the AI hardware market, may not offer the same growth potential as Symbotic and Serve Robotics. SMCI's revenue growth has decelerated in recent years, with a CAGR of 35% from 2021 to 2023. In comparison, Symbotic and Serve Robotics have higher growth prospects, with Symbotic expected to grow at a CAGR of 32% and Serve Robotics set to experience explosive growth.



Conclusion
While Super Micro Computer remains a strong contender in the AI hardware market, investors seeking millionaire-making gains should consider Symbotic and Serve Robotics. Both companies have impressive growth prospects, driven by the increasing demand for warehouse automation and autonomous delivery solutions. As the AI market continues to grow, these two companies could emerge as the next big winners, making them attractive investments for savvy investors.

In the ever-evolving world of AI, it's essential to stay informed about the latest trends and invest in companies with strong growth potential. Symbotic and Serve Robotics have demonstrated their potential as millionaire-makers, making them worthy of consideration for your investment portfolio.
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11/25
$SMCI Right now, we're at $35-$36. If we hold this level and receive the necessary approvals, we could see a 30% increase, putting us at $48, which is where this journey started.
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Michael Roberts
11/25
$SMCI Short sellers are laughing out loud! Better start covering your shorts before it's too late.
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k_ristovski
11/25
$SMCI No matter how many shares you own, the minimum you can buy is $300, which serves as your Christmas gift.
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TheLastMemeLeft
11/25
$SMCI says thanks to everyone here! I navigated through the FUD from investment media today. I purchased pre-Hindenburg and experienced the rapid decline, but held on. The EY drama caused more declines, but I stayed put. I believed in the long-term opportunity and wasn't afraid of volatility. Eventually, as a major bagholder down 70%, I made the classic capitulation and sold around 22. After a few days of considering other investments, I quickly realized that many investments were overpriced. The best value play was actually SMCI, so I bought back in at 20. Luckily, I was able to increase my shares by 13%. Thanks for your patience with me!
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sobfreak
11/25
$SMCI jumps 10% in just 8 minutes, a pace of 1.25% per minute. With 800 minutes remaining until the open, this implies a potential 1000% increase, or a price tag of $330.
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zack1567
11/25
$SMCI Hey folks, it looks like we have sellers at 36/35. While I'd like to hold out till we hit 100, it’s ultimately up to you all. Do what’s best for you and your portfolio. 🤷‍♂️ #SMCI #SellingAt36 #35 #HoldingTill100
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A_Moron_In-Existence
11/25
$SMCI call it in
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Ok_Secret4642
11/25
What are the odds of a short squeeze happening tomorrow for $SMCI at a $50 target?
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MustiXV
11/25
$SMCI For those of you who were here at $17.77 during those long, sleepless nights, am I the only one noticing an influx of interest now that SMCI is on the rise?
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Holiday_Context5033
11/25
$SMCI Futures are on the rise! What a great day to catch a squeeze on Monday! 😀😀
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George Bennett
11/25
$SMCI looking to add more shares tomorrow before a likely rise? Count me in 🙋‍♂️
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West-Bodybuilder-867
11/24
$SMCI $45 in Germany - Insane!
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Intelligent-Snow-930
11/24
$SMCI Shorts are frantically trying to cover their positions 🤡 😤
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THenrich
11/24
$SMCI is gearing up for a major expansion to secure a Nasdaq listing... aiming for 80?
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stydolph
11/24
I'm watching $SMCI, and I really hope it doesn't spike to $35 before the market opens. I'm trying to get back in at a reasonable price.
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