Damnang2 (@damnang2) is a FinTwit voice tracked on Surfaced in the Semis category with 33.4k followers on X. Surfaced archives their cashtag mentions and plots each one on a price chart so the calls age publicly.

What stocks does @damnang2 mention most?

Over the past 12 months, @damnang2's most-mentioned tickers are $AEHR, $MRVL, $POET, $TSEM, $AAOI — $AEHR leads with 10 mentions.

When did @damnang2 first mention $AEHR?

@damnang2's first tracked mention of $AEHR was on Mar 31, 2026.

How active is @damnang2?

In the past 12 months, @damnang2 posted 91 times carrying cashtag mentions, totalling 116 mentions across 37 distinct tickers.

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About this voice

@damnang2 posted 91 times over the past 12 months, mentioning 37 distinct semiconductor and related technology tickers 116 times total. The account's most frequently discussed stocks were $AEHR and $MRVL, each appearing in 10 posts, followed by $POET and $TSEM with 7 mentions each. Recent activity shows engagement across multiple names including $LSCC, $CBRS, and $STM, with the most recent cashtag mention occurring on June 4, 2026.

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10 posts

@damnang2Jun 2, 2026 · 7:03 PM

It has almost tripled in just two months. 🚀🚀 $AEHR https://t.co/GahLmJRAlF

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@damnang2May 26, 2026 · 7:10 PM

I am still long $AEHR. I believe the burn in test moat is only starting to form, especially when you imagine the post CPO era. This is not just my imagination. It is an insight I am seeing directly in the field as a DFT engineer. https://t.co/vwvFpTm6rl

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@damnang2Apr 16, 2026 · 6:54 PM

This is what I said when $AEHR's stock briefly fell after its earnings release. "We often look at a stock that has already gone up and think, I should have bought it back then. But interestingly, when you look back, the market almost always gives us another chance." https://t.co/aa99ODaPuf

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@damnang2Apr 7, 2026 · 8:38 PM

I am still long on $AEHR We often look at a stock that has already gone up and think, I should have bought it back then. But interestingly, when you look back, the market almost always gives us another chance. I believe my CPO testing article can be very helpful in spotting that kind of opportunity. Give it a read.

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@damnang2Apr 7, 2026 · 8:40 AM

CPO Testing에 대해 아티클을 작성하였습니다. 테스트 단계별로 어떻게 진행되는지, 어떤 점이 아직 시장에서의 해결 과제인지, 각 단계별로 어떤 회사들을 주목해야 하는지 상세하게 적어보았습니다. 감사합니다. $AEHR $FORM $KEYS

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@damnang2Apr 7, 2026 · 8:15 AM

CPO is something many people talk about. But what really matters is CPO testing. In this article, I explain in the clearest and simplest way why testing is the hardest part, and which companies may have investment value in that process. $AEHR $FORM $KEYS

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@damnang2Apr 7, 2026 · 7:38 AM

When well known figures say they like names such as $FORM, $KEYS, or $AEHR, the easiest thing to do may be to buy those stocks without giving them much thought. But I believe conviction is the most important thing in investing, because it comes from understanding for yourself, at a technical level, why a company’s technology may truly be necessary. Without that foundation, it becomes much harder to hold on to your view when a correction comes. That is exactly why I take the time to write these articles carefully from the ground up. I start with the most basic concepts and try to explain them in the simplest language possible. To some people, that approach may feel a bit boring, or simply like an article written to show off technical knowledge. But without a proper technical understanding, I think it is very difficult to build real conviction of your own. This article covers everything about CPO testing. I explain why CPO testing is difficult, how the full CPO process works from beginning to end, and what kind of investment value different companies may offer at each stage. I wrote it in the clearest and simplest language I could, so if you have the time, I highly encourage you to give it a read. I truly believe it will be worth your time and genuinely helpful.

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@damnang2Apr 4, 2026 · 7:24 AM

Want to truly understand $AEHR? This article will help. Full article: https://t.co/KBZgLtOpAh https://t.co/3ep7iSDfoC

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@damnang2Apr 1, 2026 · 7:13 AM

I recently took a deep dive into $AEHR. If you are interested, please visit my Substack and read the article. (This article is exclusive to Substack.) https://t.co/Vl1XRCvZ65 Some of you may have come across this company simply as a silicon photonics beneficiary, but in my view, the best one line description of $AEHR is this: The One Thing Both AI Processors and Silicon Photonics Chips Need I also spent part of my career working as a test and yield engineer, where I saw firsthand what burn in and wafer level test actually mean in real production. Based on that experience, this article takes a deeper look at why $AEHR could matter not only for AI processors, but also for silicon photonics and advanced packaging, what kind of technical moat this company has, and what its future growth potential may look like. For reference, earnings are expected on April 7. (Not financial advice)

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@damnang2Mar 31, 2026 · 8:58 PM

My next article will be about $AEHR. https://t.co/uFwOs0uByA Ever since my time working at a foundry, one test that I have always seen up close while working on semiconductor testing, yield, and silicon debug is burn-in testing. It may not be very visible from the outside, but in reality it is a critically important process that helps determine semiconductor quality and reliability. In this article, I want to explain why $AEHR deserves another look at this point in time, based on my own experience in the field. If this sounds interesting to you, please subscribe to my Substack. I am preparing an article that I truly believe will be well worth your time.

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