Camtek (NASDAQ:CAMT) reported first-quarter revenue of $121.7 million, slightly ahead of its guidance, as management pointed to strong demand tied to artificial intelligence, high-bandwidth memory and advanced packaging applications.
Chief Executive Officer Rafi Amit said approximately 50% of quart
Camtek just printed its strongest quarter ever, but one investor quietly took chips off the table, and the timing says a lot about how professionals think after big semiconductor rallies.
With Huntsman trading near multi-year lows, one manager appears to be betting that cash flow and restructuring matter more than near-term earnings pain.
Camtek's (NYSE: CAMT) short interest as a percent of float has risen 19.74% since its last report. According to exchange reported data, there are now 4.49 million shares sold short, which is 15.95% of all regular shares that are available for trading.
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