Grabbed $AXTI at $18 on the dip yesterday. The pullback looks like pure retail fear—Q4 revenue shifting into Q1 due to permit holdups. What's really driving this? InP substrate supply is incredibly constrained right now. Spot market pricing climbed 15% just since the new year kicked off. And here's the thing: $AXTI sits at the exact chokepoint in that supply chain. You've got institutional buyers watching this closely, but retail got spooked by the timing delays. Classic market psychology when bottleneck situations hit.

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LiquidatedThricevip
· 15h ago
Damn, the license delay scared off retail investors. I'm a bottom-fishing fanatic this time.
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDovip
· 15h ago
ngl this wave of permit delays really scared retail investors, while institutions are quietly laying low... it's a bit ironic
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GasFeeBeggarvip
· 15h ago
Let me help you analyze this. The permit extension caused Q4 revenue to be pushed into Q1, and retail investors saw the delay and started to sell off, a typical panic reaction. But the InP substrate is really a bottleneck, with spot prices rising by 15%. $AXTI is right at a critical point, institutions are watching, retail investors are selling, isn't this the best entry point?
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GhostChainLoyalistvip
· 15h ago
Retailers are indeed easily scared, but supply chain bottlenecks are no joke. The InP issue should have been taken seriously long ago.
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