Just saw Ichor stock absolutely popped off today — up like 33% after hours. Crazy move for a fluid-delivery systems company, but apparently their Q4 numbers were way better than anyone expected. They actually made money (0.07 per share) when Wall Street was bracing for a loss. Revenue hit 223.6M, beat estimates by a couple million. Nothing wild on its own, but I guess the market was really pessimistic going in. The thing that got me is the forward guidance though. They're saying revenue should grow every single quarter this year. Current quarter they're targeting 240-260M, which would be like 12% year-over-year growth. Margins are supposed to expand too. So even though Q4 was down 4% year-over-year, management seems pretty confident things are turning around in both their semiconductor and commercial manufacturing segments. Not sure if I'd buy it here after a 33% rip, but the setup looks less terrible than it did a few weeks ago. Anyone else watching Ichor or is this just noise?