Market Cap 299.88B
Revenue (ttm) 113.54B
Net Income (ttm) 5.94B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 36.82
Forward PE 26.30
Profit Margin 5.23%
Debt to Equity Ratio -16.82
Volume 6,094,400
Avg Vol 9,229,098
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 648.11M
Stochastic %K 62%
Beta 1.33
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $506.86

Company Profile

Dell Technologies Inc. designs, develops, manufactures, markets, sells, and supports various comprehensive and integrated solutions, products, and services in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and internationally. The company operates through Infrastructure Solutions Group (ISG) and Client Solutions Group (CSG) segments. The ISG segment provides modern and traditional storage solutions, including all-flash, purpose-built, hyper-converged infrastructure, software-defined storage, and g...

Industry: Computer Hardware
Sector: Technology
Phone: 800 289 3355
Address:
One Dell Way, Round Rock, United States
Mipel
Mipel Aug. 7 at 6:10 AM
$DELL -.Asian stocks were mixed on Friday, with South Korea and Japan leading regional declines as another wave of selling in semiconductor stocks continued to weigh on technology stocks, as investors awaited a crucial U.S. jobs report later in the day.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 7 at 3:40 AM
$SMCI I mean $DELL's racks were found in China and Russia so their not completely innocent, however the media just barely touches them. Seems like journos just dont want to report that DELL can ever be at fault, thats my main gripe with this whole situation. https://www.business-humanrights.org/en/latest-news/indian-pharm-co-exports-dell-technologies-servers-to-russia-despite-intl-restrictions-bloomberg-investigation-shows-incl-co-non-response/ https://www.reuters.com/world/china/china-acquired-recently-banned-nvidia-chips-super-micro-dell-servers-tenders-2024-04-23/ These are old but tied to the exisiting investigation, theres some people still involved that are "not named", a nvidia employee recently was but what about the others, surely if they have the details of these they also have the details of the others. Thats the issue I have with the media.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 7 at 2:34 AM
$SMCI $DELL With DELL i expect a max revenue of $220B for the year, they wont really outprice the 17% gross area, and their OPEX is pretty consistent at that gross margin it may come down a tad with higher revenues so around 8% net margins seems pretty realistic. So 220b x 8% net = $17.6B net for FY27, however they also have a negative net trade balance of around 25% payables to receivables they need to manage and will likely need to pay suppliers so reported net income will likely be around the $10B area. This will make their net trade balance more manageable. 10b/660m shares= EPS of $15.15 $15.15 x 15 PE = $227 per share $15.15 x 20 PE = $303 per share. Once you find that mid point thats likely a buy zone, anything under that you load up. Right now its priced at around a 20 PE on $220B if you do not include any debt repayments.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 7 at 2:06 AM
$SMCI $DELL You never sell on the over reaction to the downside, you sell at the overreation to the upside, yeah sure in the future it could be worth more than that overreaction, thas fine, itll likely go towards its near term value for the next FY (the forseeable future). Hence buy under $36 sell over $72 if your valuing based on PE of 15, if you think 20 is more suitable then this is a massive steal.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 7 at 1:49 AM
$SMCI $DELL With SMCI even at 4% net margins on $60B , 1b shares equates to EPS of $2.8 at 15 PE thats around $36 . So even at $30 its undervalued if FY27 retreats back to 4% net margins at 1b shares issued. Q3 they had around 650m shares (around the same as DELLS Class A,B and C "660m shares), the dilution adds around 200m shares, so 1b is if theres even further dilution. Thats why I believe this was all just a MASSIVE overreaction. Thats where money is made.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 7 at 1:38 AM
$SMCI $DELL Not trying to destroy DELL just hate seeing retail get taken for a ride, yeah sure could go up from here who really knows. Im just looking at fundamentals and historical price action during similar events. For all I know this could go to $800 near term, but fundamentals say otherwise. With SMCI fundamentals point up, nonetheless it could go to $18 for all i know, im not a psychic. What I do know is that at 8% net margin, on 1b shares, 60b revenue @ a 15x PE ratio this is undervalued. Their pretty realistic figures, not pulling them out of a hat or exaggerating anything, I am pricing in the dilution at the maxiumum, itll likely be closer to 850m shares.
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BullTheory
BullTheory Aug. 7 at 1:32 AM
A note on hindsight and “Monday morning quarterbacking”: I bought $HPE yesterday after seeing strength in $DELL and $AVGO. The market pulled back, so I followed my plan and stopped out. Then the stock bounced and moved higher for a short period. It’s easy to look back and think: “Why did I sell?” But then the market rolled over again. This morning, $HPE was crushed and could have turned into a much larger loss. The lesson: Risk management happens in real time. Your job is not to predict every move after you exit. Your job is to follow your process, protect capital, and manage risk according to your plan. Everything after the decision is just hindsight noise. Trade the setup. Respect the risk. NFA. DYOR.
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SuperBigBoss
SuperBigBoss Aug. 7 at 1:24 AM
$MU $SNDK $SOXX when will memory bulls give up! Kospi going red again! Add to the mix $DELL and $AMD
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 7 at 1:13 AM
$SMCI It happens to every company, for example DELL during FY22 they paid off a decent chunk of acounts payable, their receivables stayed elevated and their share price only really started growing again after they had gotten to a point where they had paid off a decent chunk. It started going down around february 2022 just before they reported a miss, they kept paying suppliers off that year and the stock price halved during that period. This is why I was bearish on $DELL, of course they gained afterwards, not saying they go down forever its just that their financials indicate its about to happen again. so around $260 seems to be a good buying area for them, ill probably load there too.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 6 at 10:57 PM
$SMCI Notice the difference, $DELL's options tell a different story here, likely due to them having a negative trade balance, priced on hype rather than facts. DELL's option chain looks like a decline going forward, again I warned they are about to have a net loss when they pay back those payables they need to pay.
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Mipel
Mipel Aug. 7 at 6:10 AM
$DELL -.Asian stocks were mixed on Friday, with South Korea and Japan leading regional declines as another wave of selling in semiconductor stocks continued to weigh on technology stocks, as investors awaited a crucial U.S. jobs report later in the day.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 7 at 3:40 AM
$SMCI I mean $DELL's racks were found in China and Russia so their not completely innocent, however the media just barely touches them. Seems like journos just dont want to report that DELL can ever be at fault, thats my main gripe with this whole situation. https://www.business-humanrights.org/en/latest-news/indian-pharm-co-exports-dell-technologies-servers-to-russia-despite-intl-restrictions-bloomberg-investigation-shows-incl-co-non-response/ https://www.reuters.com/world/china/china-acquired-recently-banned-nvidia-chips-super-micro-dell-servers-tenders-2024-04-23/ These are old but tied to the exisiting investigation, theres some people still involved that are "not named", a nvidia employee recently was but what about the others, surely if they have the details of these they also have the details of the others. Thats the issue I have with the media.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 7 at 2:34 AM
$SMCI $DELL With DELL i expect a max revenue of $220B for the year, they wont really outprice the 17% gross area, and their OPEX is pretty consistent at that gross margin it may come down a tad with higher revenues so around 8% net margins seems pretty realistic. So 220b x 8% net = $17.6B net for FY27, however they also have a negative net trade balance of around 25% payables to receivables they need to manage and will likely need to pay suppliers so reported net income will likely be around the $10B area. This will make their net trade balance more manageable. 10b/660m shares= EPS of $15.15 $15.15 x 15 PE = $227 per share $15.15 x 20 PE = $303 per share. Once you find that mid point thats likely a buy zone, anything under that you load up. Right now its priced at around a 20 PE on $220B if you do not include any debt repayments.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 7 at 2:06 AM
$SMCI $DELL You never sell on the over reaction to the downside, you sell at the overreation to the upside, yeah sure in the future it could be worth more than that overreaction, thas fine, itll likely go towards its near term value for the next FY (the forseeable future). Hence buy under $36 sell over $72 if your valuing based on PE of 15, if you think 20 is more suitable then this is a massive steal.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 7 at 1:49 AM
$SMCI $DELL With SMCI even at 4% net margins on $60B , 1b shares equates to EPS of $2.8 at 15 PE thats around $36 . So even at $30 its undervalued if FY27 retreats back to 4% net margins at 1b shares issued. Q3 they had around 650m shares (around the same as DELLS Class A,B and C "660m shares), the dilution adds around 200m shares, so 1b is if theres even further dilution. Thats why I believe this was all just a MASSIVE overreaction. Thats where money is made.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 7 at 1:38 AM
$SMCI $DELL Not trying to destroy DELL just hate seeing retail get taken for a ride, yeah sure could go up from here who really knows. Im just looking at fundamentals and historical price action during similar events. For all I know this could go to $800 near term, but fundamentals say otherwise. With SMCI fundamentals point up, nonetheless it could go to $18 for all i know, im not a psychic. What I do know is that at 8% net margin, on 1b shares, 60b revenue @ a 15x PE ratio this is undervalued. Their pretty realistic figures, not pulling them out of a hat or exaggerating anything, I am pricing in the dilution at the maxiumum, itll likely be closer to 850m shares.
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BullTheory
BullTheory Aug. 7 at 1:32 AM
A note on hindsight and “Monday morning quarterbacking”: I bought $HPE yesterday after seeing strength in $DELL and $AVGO. The market pulled back, so I followed my plan and stopped out. Then the stock bounced and moved higher for a short period. It’s easy to look back and think: “Why did I sell?” But then the market rolled over again. This morning, $HPE was crushed and could have turned into a much larger loss. The lesson: Risk management happens in real time. Your job is not to predict every move after you exit. Your job is to follow your process, protect capital, and manage risk according to your plan. Everything after the decision is just hindsight noise. Trade the setup. Respect the risk. NFA. DYOR.
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SuperBigBoss
SuperBigBoss Aug. 7 at 1:24 AM
$MU $SNDK $SOXX when will memory bulls give up! Kospi going red again! Add to the mix $DELL and $AMD
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 7 at 1:13 AM
$SMCI It happens to every company, for example DELL during FY22 they paid off a decent chunk of acounts payable, their receivables stayed elevated and their share price only really started growing again after they had gotten to a point where they had paid off a decent chunk. It started going down around february 2022 just before they reported a miss, they kept paying suppliers off that year and the stock price halved during that period. This is why I was bearish on $DELL, of course they gained afterwards, not saying they go down forever its just that their financials indicate its about to happen again. so around $260 seems to be a good buying area for them, ill probably load there too.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 6 at 10:57 PM
$SMCI Notice the difference, $DELL's options tell a different story here, likely due to them having a negative trade balance, priced on hype rather than facts. DELL's option chain looks like a decline going forward, again I warned they are about to have a net loss when they pay back those payables they need to pay.
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EquityBlueprint
EquityBlueprint Aug. 6 at 9:57 PM
Daily market review: Today was a stress test, but most market leaders and $QQQ managed to recover from the lows. I’m watching for healthier consolidation and new pivot setups rather than chasing every move. Recent momentum was strong across many stocks and indexes, so some digestion could be constructive if support holds. I trimmed some HPE and $DELL adds, limiting total account impact to 0.64%, then rebuilt positions near the open after the bounce. Patience remains important. The best setups usually appear when the market proves strength again. Check my profile for more real-time market observations and trade ideas.
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NebulaNexus
NebulaNexus Aug. 6 at 8:57 PM
$DELL technicals flashing warning. Overbought on the daily. MACD turned but momentum fading. AI server backlog is real. But the chart needs a breather.
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Big_Timer
Big_Timer Aug. 6 at 8:10 PM
$SMCI 🚀 The market keeps lumping SMCI, DELL, and HPE together, but they’re not the same story. SMCI: ✅ AI-first infrastructure company ✅ Record $60B+ in new orders disclosed for Q4 FY26 ✅ Gross margin guided to 15–17% vs. prior expectations around 8% ✅ Built around liquid cooling, rack-scale AI systems, and rapid deployment for hyperscalers DELL: ✔ Strong execution and enterprise footprint ✔ More diversified across PCs, storage, and services ➡️ AI is important, but it’s only one part of the business. HPE: ✔ Solid enterprise networking and GreenLake offerings ➡️ AI is growing, but legacy businesses still weigh on overall growth. If AI infrastructure spending continues to accelerate, the company with the most direct exposure has the most leverage to that growth. That’s why so many eyes are on SMCI’s August 11 earnings. Bears keep recycling the same talking points while the AI infrastructure buildout keeps expanding. The numbers—not the noise, will decide who’s right. #AI $NVDA $AMD $DELL $HPE 📈
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Undone_ai
Undone_ai Aug. 6 at 8:05 PM
$DELL Come to daddy under the $100😂💯
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ChiefStockTraderJr
ChiefStockTraderJr Aug. 6 at 8:05 PM
$DELL My DELL Smells.
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Big_Timer
Big_Timer Aug. 6 at 7:59 PM
$SMCI To every bull who’s frustrated: I get it. Watching a stock lag while others run isn’t easy. But investing isn’t about who wins this week, it’s about who the market eventually recognizes. Remember what we know: ✅ $60B+ in new orders ✅ Expected gross margins of 15–17% ✅ AI infrastructure demand remains robust across the industry ✅ A valuation that’s still well below many AI peers on several metrics High short interest and negative sentiment can create turbulence, but they don’t determine a company’s intrinsic value. If SMCI continues to execute, delivers strong earnings, and converts its backlog into revenue, the market has a history of eventually rewarding that. Some of the best investments feel the hardest to hold before they work. Stay disciplined. Stay objective. Let the fundamentals, not the emotions, guide your decisions. Patience isn’t always rewarded, but strong businesses executing over time often are. 🚀📈 $SMCI $NVDA $AMD $DELL
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ManosDePapel
ManosDePapel Aug. 6 at 7:09 PM
$DELL other mem and hardware stocks got chopped and this is still nearing all time highs!? Let me call my buddy.
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lovetoworkout
lovetoworkout Aug. 6 at 6:42 PM
$DELL this is a good time to do put credit spreads here. And never overlap earnings. The 8/21 expiry is good
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Mipel
Mipel Aug. 6 at 6:40 PM
$DELL 👇
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gpaisa
gpaisa Aug. 6 at 6:02 PM
$DELL that's a cute gap fill @ArtOfTrends identified yesterday on the podcast.
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nastynate1
nastynate1 Aug. 6 at 5:56 PM
$DELL close gap today. Wick low. Leader and has a nice base. Eyes on it!
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MarketPulsee
MarketPulsee Aug. 6 at 5:33 PM
Don’t turn bearish yet. Until QQQ breaks below last Thursday’s lows, the focus should remain on strength. Look for names that are: • Breaking out from strong bases • Forming power earnings gap candles • Showing relative strength Watchlist: $FIVN $ANET $HPE $DELL $NBIS The market rewards leaders. Instead of trying to predict every pullback, focus on companies showing strong price action, earnings momentum, and institutional demand. Follow my profile for more growth stocks, AI infrastructure, and market setups.
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