Who mentions $HIMX most on Surfaced?

@aleabitoreddit (Serenity) mentions $HIMX most — 14 mentions in the past 12 months.

When was $HIMX first mentioned on Surfaced?

The earliest tracked mention of $HIMX in the Surfaced archive was on Mar 12, 2026.

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13 FinTwit voices have mentioned $HIMX 41 times in the past 12 months.

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@jasonl_capitalJul 6, 2026 · 12:20 PM

5. $HIMX - Himax Technologies Himax, around $2.4 billion, just launched its HE Series iToF depth decoder chips on June 30, giving robots a 3D sensing solution that reads up to 640x480 at 240 frames per second and outputs synchronized 2D and 3D data. Optical module maker OFILM already built the chip into its RoboVision solution for object picking, obstacle avoidance, environment mapping, and autonomous navigation. It extends Himax's WiseEye ultralow-power AI sensing lineup, which pairs an always-on CMOS image sensor with an onboard AI processor.

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@aleabitoredditJul 3, 2026 · 7:28 AM

@blkslymn This institution literally said $LITE $HIMX and other names were overvalued. And posted misleading statements on CPO delays causing an optical sector crash. Then launched a photonics ETF… including Himax that crashed 40%+. How is this even allowed without disclosures? Regardless I’m expecting a recovery now that there’s increased institutional demand and photonics way oversold selloff imo.

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@investmentguru_Jun 30, 2026 · 1:41 AM

$HIMX — The Interface Layer Most people know Himax as a display driver chip company. What they’re missing is the transformation happening underneath. Himax’s WiseEye platform is ultralow-power always-on AI sensing — built to run vision inference directly on the endpoint at a standby draw of less than 0.001 mA, making true always-aware devices possible without destroying battery life. Their LCoS microdisplay, showcased at SID Display Week 2026 in a module weighing just 0.2 grams, delivers 720×720 resolution at up to 350,000 nits peak brightness with dynamic contrast beyond 1000:1 — the kind of optical performance that makes lightweight all-day AR glasses viable for the first time. Himax is also one of the only companies in the world that can deliver both the display and the AI sensing stack required for next-generation smart glasses simultaneously, with live demos already running alongside Vuzix waveguides at CES 2026. As Physical AI moves off screens and into the physical world through AR interfaces and ambient sensing, Himax sits at the exact intersection where the human eye meets the intelligent machine — and almost nobody in the retail space has mapped that connection yet. Not financial advice.

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@aleabitoredditMay 13, 2026 · 12:56 AM

FOCI (3363) is looks extremely compelling around now at ~$3.35B MC for CPO exposure. 1. $TSM COUPE advanced packaging director hinted that FAU supplies by FOCI be a pretty big bottleneck for mass production. 2. Leading supplier for $NVDA and $TSM expected with up to 50% market share from Morgan Stanley note. 3. $HIMX signaled record demand and that Foci should scale up capacity (meaning high medium term demand visibility) 4. FAU and optical components make a large % of CPO related BOM from Goldman Sachs research note. 5. Overarching CPO tam basically goes from near 0 to $91B in the next two years from the GS note. I’m very confident about this theme directionally over time (NFA), despite any recent market volatility. Risks include getting designed out for later generations. But over the next 1-2 years, I think it has high potential to be re-rated compared to other names but might need to be actively monitored. Just throwing out ideas over long positions I hold, for more purer play CPO exposure.

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@kaizen_investorMay 7, 2026 · 3:13 PM

My notebook has told me several times what an opportunity $HIMX was/is. Every time I asked to put companies in certain metrics/frameworks I like to use, they were always number 1. But still, I never took the time to fully investigate the opportunity. Looks like the AI was right.

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@thevalueistMay 7, 2026 · 2:58 PM

$HIMX Himax Technologies: From Display Drivers to AI, Automotive Inflection, and Investment Thesis. Here's the revised version: Himax Technologies is a Taiwan-based semiconductor company in the process of moving beyond its legacy identity as a display-driver supplier. The historical business is tied to cyclical panel markets — a structurally uninspiring foundation — but the investor thesis increasingly centers on what's being built alongside it: automotive display content, ultralow-power AI sensing, and optical infrastructure for data centers. The financial picture has improved. There's been a recent earnings inflection, and the back half of 2026 is expected to show further recovery, supported by a meaningful pipeline of design wins. The design win pipeline is the right leading indicator to watch — it's the clearest signal of whether the strategic pivot is translating into durable commercial traction. The valuation already reflects some of that optimism. A premium is being assigned to the optionality in higher-growth verticals, which means the stock is sensitive to any slippage in the conversion timeline. Customer concentration adds another layer of fragility — a small number of relationships carry an outsized portion of the revenue base. Governance is a structural concern. The founder-led setup limits transparency in ways that are difficult to fully underwrite from the outside. That's a persistent discount factor, particularly for a company asking investors to trust a multi-year technology transition narrative. The core question is execution: Himax has built specialized R&D capabilities across several high-margin verticals, but converting that into material, recurring revenue has not yet happened at scale. Until the design win pipeline produces visible and growing royalty or product revenue in automotive and AI sensing, the thesis carries more volatility than the headline numbers suggest.

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@investmentguru_May 7, 2026 · 11:05 AM

$HIMX Q1 2026 Earnings Breakdown Strong quarter and stronger forward guide. 🟢 Revenue: $199M — Only down 2% QoQ, but landed at the high end of guidance 🟢 Gross Margin: 30.4% — Held firm at the top end of guidance 🟢 EPS: $0.046 ADS — Beat company guidance (guided $0.02–$0.04) 🔥 Q2 2026 Guidance: • Revenue expected to grow 10%–13% QoQ • Gross margin guided around 32% • EPS guided $0.086–$0.103 ADS That’s a meaningful acceleration. Key takeaways: 🚗 Automotive remains the long-term growth engine A wave of new automotive projects enters mass production in 2H26, strengthening visibility. 🖥 Automotive Tcon momentum remains strong Local dimming adoption is growing and Himax has hundreds of design wins locked in. 🤖 AI + Edge Vision upside WiseEye AI and non-driver IC segments are expanding and becoming a bigger revenue contributor. 🥽 AR / AI Glasses = optionality Management expects substantial multi-year growth from smart glasses applications. $HIMX is executing well, margins are improving, guidance is strong, and multiple secular themes (auto, AI vision, AR glasses) are lining up. If they execute through 2H26, the market may start repricing growth.

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@investmentguru_Apr 24, 2026 · 1:16 AM

$HIMX is quietly becoming more than a display IC company Himax just got linked to supplying optical components for NVIDIA’s AI data center hardware AND Apple’s rumored smart glasses — that’s a potential re-rating catalyst most investors are still sleeping on. Yes, Q1 2026 is a self-admitted earnings trough with EPS of just $0.02–$0.04, but management is calling for a strong H2 rebound backed by lean inventories, accelerating automotive wins, and WiseEye AI gaining traction. Trading at $11 with a 4.2% dividend yield, a P/E below the semis industry average, — the risk/reward here is quietly compelling. Not financial advice.

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