Super Micro Computer Inc.’s stock tumbled 7% Friday to lead S&P 500 decliners in the holiday-shortened session, capping a turbulent November for the stock.

Super Micro Computer shares have gone on a blistering rally the last two weeks, nearly doubling from 52-week lows. See why I'm reiterating a sell on SMCI stock.

After scoring a record rally last week, the server maker’s stock was rallying toward a third straight double-digit percentage gain for the first time ever.

The stock now trades at $35 per share, up about 2x from recent lows seen around mid-November, when investors were concerned about the company’s potential delisting

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There were various positive developments for Super Micro this week, beyond the news that the company has a new auditor.

Shares of Super Micro Computer rose 78% this week, rebounding from a downturn caused by fears it would be [delisted](

Here's what the server maker has in common with discount store Dollar Tree, chemical manufacturer Albemarle, and four other stocks.

Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ: SMCI) stock has been on a roller-coaster ride in recent months. The tech stock has quickly gone from a hot artificial intelligence (AI) play to becoming a risky investment that may not only get the boot from the S&P 500,