After two straight days of selling, Super Micro stock is wavering in Thursday morning trading. Shares might look cheap enough to draw in some buyers despite a pair of issues weighing on the stock. The stock might avoid being delisted from the Nasdaq stock exchange—but it looks destined to be removed from the Nasdaq 100 index.

Key Takeaways Super Micro Computer reported that the Nasdaq said the struggling server maker won't face a potential delisting until Feb. 25.The company has been threatened with the delisting because questions about its accounting practices led to Supermicro to delay filing its annual report,

Shares of Super Micro Computer, Inc. ($SMCI) fell sharply on Wednesday, defying the broader market strength and the buoyancy seen in the tech space. Super Micro was down for a second straight session after starting the week on a modestly positive note.

Super Micro Computer stock was falling Wednesday, down for the second day in a row. The stock was down 5.4% to $38.34 in Wednesday trading. It closed down 8.2% on Tuesday. There are a couple of concerns swirling around the company’s stock.