Wolfspeed stock has rallied recently on hopes for favorable bankruptcy proceedings and meme stock momentum. While the company has surged far above recent lows, it's still down roughly 98% over the ...

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Is Wolfspeed stock a buy right now? Wolfspeed's rally could continue in the near term, but the stock looks like an incredibly risky buy right now.

An activist investor acquired a stake in Wolfspeed, aiming to influence company reforms, while reports of bankruptcy and subsequent restructuring plans place creditors in control of the firm.

When it emerges from bankruptcy, Wolfspeed expects to have reduced its debt by 70% and its interest payments by 60%, giving the company some breathing room.

Wolfspeed could continue to benefit from meme-stock momentum, but the company's Chapter 11 bankruptcy and restructuring make the stock a very risky play.

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