$CRDO

Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd

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CRDO Stock Has Surged 46% In The Past 5 Days — Does It Have Room For More Upside?

Credo Technology Group Holding (CRDO) shares surged 46% in 5 days following its acquisition of DustPhotonics. Analysts raised price targets, with Jefferies at $225, Goldman Sachs at $170, and Bank of America at $210. The company expects $500M in optics revenue by FY27, driven by AI demand. 16 of 17 analysts rate CRDO a 'Buy' or higher, with an average target of $204.59.

Wednesday's Hottest Stocks: Credo, Dell Technologies, and More

Credo Technologies (CRDO) fell 10% after-hours despite strong Q1 results, with revenue up 114.7% Y/Y to $479M and EPS $1.20. Dell (DELL) saw Q2 revenue rise 57.6% Y/Y to $46.97B, with EPS $7.04. Palo Alto (PANW) reported Q2 revenue up 34.3% Y/Y to $3.41B, with EPS $1.02.

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CRDO Stock Has Surged 46% In The Past 5 Days — Does It Have Room For More Upside?

Credo Technology Group Holding (CRDO) shares surged 46% in 5 days following its acquisition of DustPhotonics. Analysts raised price targets, with Jefferies at $225, Goldman Sachs at $170, and Bank of America at $210. The company expects $500M in optics revenue by FY27, driven by AI demand. 16 of 17 analysts rate CRDO a 'Buy' or higher, with an average target of $204.59.

3 AI Stocks to Buy (and 2 to Skip) as the AI Buildout Hits a New Gear

Microsoft, Google, and Dell reported strong earnings and growth. Dell's revenue grew 58% YoY, with AI server backlog at $60.9B. Credo Technology Group saw 115% revenue growth but faced stock decline due to margin concerns. Fervo Energy secured a major geothermal deal with Google. FuelCell Energy and Eos Energy Enterprises also reported updates. The article discusses AI and energy sector trends, highlighting liquidity issues and strong fundamentals.

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Stocks Settle Higher as Bond Yields Stabilize

US stocks closed higher as bond yields stabilized. The Fed's Beige Book reported modest economic growth. Q2 earnings for the S&P 500 are tracking at 32% growth, driven by AI spending. Nvidia, Dell, and airlines rose, while Palo Alto Networks and MongoDB fell. Crude oil prices climbed due to geopolitical tensions. Overseas markets closed lower.

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Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd Q1 2027 Earnings Call Summary

Credo Technology reported Q1 2027 revenue of $479M, up 100% YoY, driven by AI infrastructure demand. The company targets $600M in optical revenue for 2027 and expects 85% YoY growth. Q2 2027 guidance is $525M-$535M. Credo is expanding into optics and new AI architectures, with acquisitions and R&D investments supporting growth. Customer concentration remains high, but diversification is progressing.

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CRDO Stock at $165: Buy, Sell, or Hold?

Credo (CRDO) fell 20% despite an earnings beat, with 18 of 19 analysts rating it a Buy. Q1 FY2027 revenue was $479M, up 115% YoY, and Q2 guidance is $525M-$535M. The stock trades at a forward PE of 41, with an average price target of $283.23. The company's top two customers account for 61% of revenue, posing concentration risk.

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Why Credo Technology's $8B Post-Earnings Sell-Off Is A Massive Overreaction (NASDAQ:CRDO)

Credo Technology (CRDO) reported Q1 revenue growth of 115% YoY, beating estimates, but shares fell 20% due to a 2.9 PP GAAP gross margin decline. The company attributes this to product mix changes and expects margin expansion in Q2. The analyst views the sell-off as overdone, citing strong AI infrastructure demand and a strategic shift to higher-value products.

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