The stock was attempting to rebound after an 8% slump Monday. as investors keep on waiting for the AI server maker's delayed earnings.

Super Micro Computer’s stock (SMCI) has been at the center of controversy in recent months due to accounting fraud allegations from a

Super Micro Computer stock has had a rough week, with shares down double digits over four straight days. The artificial intelligence server maker looks to be breaking its previous yo-yo pattern where the stock has fallen,

Super Micro Computer shares have surged 17% in the month of December. The stock has gained following the results of an internal investigation by its Special Committee.

SMCI shares have swung up and down since accounting giant Ernst & Young resigned as Super Micro Computer's auditor in October after losing confidence in its financial reporting.

Since then, the business has found a new auditor, announced sweeping changes in leadership, and SMCI stock recovered to $40.54 at press time. However, on December 10, shares of SMCI saw an 8.20% crash — and in the premarket trading session, prices went as low as $38.99, bringing the combined decrease to 11.70%.

Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ: SMCI) has been one of the most polarizing stocks to own this year. It started out as a hot artificial intelligence (AI) company with mammoth potential, but it has recently become a risky investment with questionable and potentially inflated numbers due to poor accounting controls and procedures.

Key Takeaways Major U.S. indexes were slightly lower at midday Friday as markets pulled back from the post-election rally that sent them into record territory.Super Micro Computer shares tumbled amid concerns the stock could be removed from the Nasdaq 100 Index.

Super Micro Computer Inc. has had a rough week with shares down double digits over four straight days. The artificial intelligence server maker looks to be breaking its previous yo-yo pattern where the stock has fallen,

Intel recently ousted its chief after struggling in the fast-moving chip market. Investors have piled into AI stocks because the technology promises to be revolutionary, marking history much like the development of the telephone or the Internet.