When I think about stocks with millionaire-maker potential, I typically envision fast-growing companies with small valuations -- two characteristics Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ: SMCI) has in spades.

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Super Micro Computer has some of the best technology in its industry. Allegations of accounting fraud have harmed the company's stock. The stock is priced at a dirt cheap level. That's quite the ...

Rapid growth and a low valuation are key ingredients in the formula for explosive returns. Concerns about accounting practices and possible fraud could weigh on the stock's performance. Supermicro's ...