On July 8, Super Micro Computer rose 5.01% in regular trading, trading at approximately $27.57/share, with turnover of $710 million. The rebound was driven by easing concerns over the Taiwan chip smuggling investigation and bullish positioning in the options market.

The company had previously issued a clear statement confirming it is not a target of the Taiwanese authorities' investigation into alleged illegal exports of Nvidia AI chips to China. While two employees remain detained and four were placed on administrative leave, the company stated that operations remain unaffected. Market panic surrounding the event has gradually dissipated.

In the options market, a notable $642,000 bullish call order emerged, with buyers accumulating 2,000 contracts at the $27.0 strike expiring August 21. The Call/Put volume ratio reached 2.59, indicating a clear tilt toward bullish positioning. Institutional flows showed one-sided bullish characteristics, suggesting expectations of further upside.

Within the Technology Hardware, Storage and Peripherals sector, the broader group recovered in tandem. SanDisk rose 3.26%, Dell Technologies gained 2.72%, and Apple added 1.07%, providing supportive backdrop for the rebound.

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