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Sanmina came out swinging
Sanmina's fiscal Q2 results didn’t just beat expectations — they apparently crushed them, which is Wall Street’s favorite way of saying “we did not see that coming.” The stock is soaring today as investors pile in on a classic earnings surprise.
Why the market is cheering
When a company beats the Street by a mile, it can do two things: remind everyone the business is healthier than the skeptics thought, and give traders a reason to chase the shares before the crowd gets there. That’s the vibe here.
What investors should watch next
The big question is whether this was a one-quarter flex or the start of a more durable turnaround. After a move like this, the market usually wants to know:
- Was the beat driven by better demand, margins, or just timing?
- Did management raise the bar for the rest of the year?
- Is this momentum enough to keep the rally alive after the opening bell adrenaline wears off?
Big picture: earnings beats are nice, but earnings beats with follow-through are what actually change a stock's story.