Wolfspeed Inc (WOLF)

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WOLF Comments

$63.38 (+20%)
Amazingly bullish!
JFC
right after taking all my money last year....I meant strap up
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from -700m to 900m profit..better strap in
Here we go
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very low price should buy
is wolf speed premarket halted?
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Wolfsoeedbjustbscored a huge supply deal!
Wolfspeed just scored a huge supply deal!
It's really outrageous — that factor of 0.008352... My german broker (Flatex) has only credited me with whole shares so far, but hasn't paid me anything for the fractional remainder.
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On September 29, 2025, Wolfspeed (NYSE:WOLF) delivered one of the most spectacular—and deceptive—stock performances in recent memory, rocketing 1,726% from $1.21 to $22.10 in a single trading session before surging to $27.74 in after-hours trading. The NYSE was forced to halt trading multiple times as the stock experienced unprecedented volatility. Yet beneath this extraordinary price action lies a harsh reality: existing shareholders were virtually wiped out, receiving only 3-5% of the reorganized company while creditors claimed the remaining 95%. This dramatic restructuring story epitomizes the central paradox facing investors today: Does Wolfspeed's financial transformation create enough fundamental value to justify significant upside potential despite the most severe shareholder dilution in recent semiconductor history? The market's initial euphoria—driving the stock to levels not seen since its pre-bankruptcy peak—suggests optimism about the company's phoenix-like emergence. However, the underlying question remains whether this represents genuine value creation or merely speculative frenzy around a company that eliminated $4.6 billion in debt through a three-month bankruptcy sprint that left original equity holders devastated.
Yea, why go BK when through tricker they can legally take your stake at 99% discount. Reorganization or blatant theft?
Repiglacons rule with Evangelical blessings
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the new managers are not soo bad...could be start for next hype ( KI , ecar )
buy it high, next target 72 ...this would be 72:1 and same as last Fridays price...72:1 would be the best ratio if few milestones will be accepted (KI search of SEC doc. )
next target 40..70
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These Stocks Are Moving the Most Today: Wolfspeed, CoreWeave, Pfizer, Intel, Spotify, Firefly, Progress Software, and More -- Barrons.com +15.02% -2.74% By Joe Woelfel and Elsa Ohlen Stocks were mostly lower Tuesday with investors on edge as the deadline to avert a U.S. government shutdown neared and U.S. consumer confidence data were weaker than expected. These stocks were making moves Tuesday: Wolfspeed rose 31% to $29.02 after the chip company said it emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Wolfspeed said it has reduced its total debt by about 70%, and lowered its annual cash interest expense by roughly 60%. "In addition, the company believes that it maintains ample liquidity to continue supplying customers with leading silicon carbide solutions," Wolfspeed said in a statement.
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I see a lot of unhappy posts about where the WOLF stock came out after the BK. Use this as a lesson. In a BK (Bankruptcy) Shareholders are ALWAYS, repeat ALWAYS at the bottom of the list. Unless a company states VERY CLEARLY otherwise. (and they rarely, rarely do). This why ALL the talking heads on TV are constantly saying DO YOUR RESEARCH on EVERY STOCK. READ THE SEC filings. If your are not willing or not interested in doing your research, not interested in learning, buy an S&P index fund and go back to sleep. One of the beautiful things about the stock market is it treats everyone equally
But factor 120:1 That's a rip-off!
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whatcit woll be the price ? Very bad stock
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Is there room for objection or appeal? This is blatant theft...
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to:Hadi G The terms of the BK were published in press releases and SEC documents. Is it theft?? This called risk taking when you own stocks and you do not do your research
The shareholders are paying for the debt… great concept ;(
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You are right. That is how it ALWAYS works. Debt is a higher priority than shareholders in a BK
Is this the only way they can take your money without any consequences?
you invested in a bankrupt company, what did you expect really?
What happens with put or call options after bankruptcy?
you will get 0,008352 new WOLF stock for every WOLF old stock you had.
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$22.10 (+1726%)
SEC News: Exchange ratio 0,008352 !! ;(
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For what it is worth when I get a stock right out of BK I buy a few shares so I can track it. If I see it moving in the right direction I will add more. If not I dump it. Personally I have had great success when Hertz and U-Haul came out of BK. Those are exceptions. I am hoping the demand for their products, the new management in place who has been given grants for the new stock will drive this upward. We will see.
what is BK
I went bankrupt
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