Surya Singh
228 posts




And just like that. Markets front running a stellar earnings? Regardless, still looks "cheap" for a company sitting in such a crucial bottleneck w/ a massive order book.



$TRT - TRT just got a lot more attention over the weekend, I am loading up. First, look at who is showing up in the filings. 26 hedge funds and institutions now hold positions as of Q1 2026, with 13 opening brand new positions -- a 550% jump in new money. Marshall Wace, Citadel Advisors, Renaissance Technologies, and Vanguard are all on the buyer list. When this many sophisticated funds open positions in a $140M micro cap at the same time, someone is usually positioning ahead of orders the rest of the market has not priced in yet. Now the business. Trio-Tech International is a semiconductor reliability testing and burn-in company. Singapore-based, back-end focused, 65 years operating through cycles. AI GPUs and EV chips cannot ship without rigorous reliability screening. $TRT runs the burn-in in Southeast Asia and sits exactly at that bottleneck. The numbers from the latest ER are accelerating, not just growing: Q1: +58% YoY. Q2: +82%. Q3: +124%. What caught my attention specifically: a $5.3M burn-in board order for a next-gen AI GPU platform shipping over the next 2-3 quarters, a $2.5M automotive IDM burn-in ramp through 2026, and $7.8M in confirmed orders total. Revenue run rate approaching $65M annualized. New 104K sqft facility coming online in Malaysia. Balance sheet clean -- $16.5M cash, $1M debt, debt-to-equity 0.11 on a $72M market cap. DSO dropped from 106 to 70 days during the ramp. The honest risk: gross margins compressed hard, 27% to 14% in SBS. Incremental revenue is lower-margin final testing work, so the earnings inflection has not matched the revenue inflection yet. One metric I am watching closely: SBS gross margin recovery toward 20%+. That single number determines whether this re-rates further or stalls. 237% in a year. Still early if margins follow revenue. When institutions load up, I listen. Do you? Bullish $TRT.



Here is my current gameplan after $SHT going parabolic reaching 75 SEK -> Position size -> Price target -> Profit taking -> Exit plan Everything shared in substack slarktrader.substack.com





One of my fav new finds is $POWI An Energy + Data Center company with an existing $NVDA partnership/design win for the Rubin deployment Here is what caught my attention: The new chip cycle now requires so much electricity that existing systems can barely handle the load with how much compute a GPU demands. To survive, all data centers are upgrading to a new 800V system, a massive electricity intensive buildout. $POWI is currently the ONLY company in the world that has the tech to offer 1700V GaN chips giving them a huge moat. These chips allow these 800V super racks to run smoothly requiring less copper and more space meaning lower upfront costs and more revenue per square foot for hyperscalers like $META and $GOOG One of my favorite reasons why I'm confident they can deliver is because their GaN chips have already been proven in the harshest environments on earth in automotive, so hyperscalers ( $META, $GOOG, $AMZN ) can skip the years of testing and plug POWI’s tech directly into their multi-billion dollar data centers today. The "closest" competitor is $NVTS but they have to stack multiple smaller 650V chips together to handle the new 800V data center standard, which multiplies uneccessary points of failure. POWI's GaN single chip makes their power systems 50% smaller, more reliable, and more convenient for $NVDA to build into their racks. The reason for the current mispricing is because they are at an inflection point transitioning their legacy appliance business to an AI data center infra business. Confirmed by cutting 7% of employees to reallocate capital to their growing data center business, Under the surface, you will see slowing growth, however their industrial business is growing 40% YoY which is expanding their margins and I expect this to keep revving up as a higher % of revenue as Rubin starts to deliver to customers bringing in some serious $$ that i believe will demand a complete rerating. Currently has a $2.6B MC, zero debt with $250M in cash and multiple analysts believe that they have a 313 day supply of existing chips that were meant for appliances, but are being strategically gatekept for the potential data center demand in the back half of 26'. This would be huge because they expect a lot of demand coming their way. Plus they have a 1.81% dividend so they are already cash flow positive! I started a position today with a solid weighting. NFA. DYOR.






I’m now long $NVTS Navitas is one of the more interesting power semiconductor re-ratings happening right now. Rewind to early 2025. NVTS was a sub-$2 stock. Mobile charger revenue collapsing, FY2025 revenue fell to $45.9M from $83.3M the year before. Gross margins underwater on a GAAP basis. Legacy business in secular decline. Management quietly built the pivot through 2025 and Q1 2026: 1) May 2025: NVIDIA 800V HVDC collaboration for Kyber racks and Rubin Ultra 2) Q4 2025: $237M cash on the balance sheet, minimal debt 3) March 11: New CFO from Lattice Semi, mandate to reach profitability 4) March 16: 800V to 6V GaNFast power delivery board unveiled at NVIDIA GTC 2026, eliminates the 48V IBC stage for MGX racks 5) April 13: Ex-Broadcom SVP joined the board (compensation + steering committees) 6) $450M design-win backlog NVTS is embedded in AI rack power delivery, solving the hardest efficiency problems in data center design. +55% in 5 days. Still early in the re-rate if the AI power thesis holds.





















Can anyone tell me how $SIVE grows into the current valuation? I understand it’s a bottleneck But they guided for $50m in revenue by 2027 Will they jack up the prices just like memory companies or something that I’m missing Because if there is no path of it growing into the valuation of $1.5B - it could crash badly. Just don’t know when.












