Market Cap 294.09B
Revenue (ttm) 113.54B
Net Income (ttm) 5.94B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 34.49
Forward PE 24.63
Profit Margin 5.23%
Debt to Equity Ratio -16.82
Volume 5,208,400
Avg Vol 9,168,021
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 648.11M
Stochastic %K 75%
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
vjtweet
vjtweet Aug. 10 at 2:51 AM
$HPE $DELL though correlated, $HPE is much cleaner chart. Has an order in place.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 10 at 2:45 AM
$SMCI $NVDA $DELL Now I did use forward estimates for everyone EXCEPT SMCI, I kept their current, so right now they are valued at 1:1 growth, if I used TTM figures SMCI looks at 1:1. DELL's closer to 3 - 4x growth, same as NVDA, however their FY26 looks like their doubling revenues so makes sense to set them at roughly that since the market USUALLY prices stocks based on forward earnings. Not SMCI though a 1:1 growth seems like the play, luckily I priced them on 44b revenues, 12% margin which is what Q4 will update FY26 at. So do I think they have upside here, 100% I do, quite literally.
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Scamfindr
Scamfindr Aug. 10 at 2:31 AM
$DELL this tip-toe walk up is obvious and pathetic.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 10 at 2:21 AM
$SMCI $NVDA $DELL Should actually incorporate dilution now too. Nvidia has been negligible 21b to 24b its not really noticeable. DELL 2.17b in 2008 to 660m now so around 30% of what they had, makes their growth in SP make more sense. SMCI had around 480m shares and lets just double it their closer to 855m after the ATM but ill set it as 960m. Readjust the growth multiples for dilution. DELL SP grew 6x on 3.7x growth since 2008. SMCI SP grew 60x on 61.8x growth. NVIDIA 320x on 160x growth. So both DELL and NVIDIA SP grew around 2x their growth rate, SMCI is closer to 1:1 so ANY growth in SMCI equates to roughly what their SP would go up by, with DELL and NVDA though expect 2x growth apparently is what the market is pricing them at, I understand NVDA but DELL is evidently under pressure by SMCI due to their product offering, theres no other way SMCI would have a $60 billion backlog id DELL had a 52b backlog and their products were superior.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 10 at 2:02 AM
$SMCI $NVDA $DELL So since 2008: DELL grew 20x in price $19 to over $400 since then on 3.7x growth SMCI grew 30x in price on 61x growth Nvidia grew 320x on 160x growth. Pick the outlier here. Nvidia and DELL both increased in SP far beyond their growth, SMCI though?
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Sergiolke
Sergiolke Aug. 10 at 1:53 AM
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 10 at 1:53 AM
$SMCI $NVDA $DELL So ive demonstrated SMCI grew around 61.8 and Nvidia grew 160x since 2008 for growth, but heres where I get confused about DELL and how the market reacts to their numbers vs SMCI. They deteriorated alot in gross margins over the years reaching a peak of 26% now sitting around 17%. 2008 they reported 61b in revenues at 19.1% gross margin. 2025 gross was around 20% Ill use that even though since then they have slipped to 17.8%. So 2008 margins of 19.1 to "current" "20%" equates to a 104% "increase" so 1.04x 2008 margins. Revenues have grown decently not really anything like SMCI or NVDA but oh well still decent. 61b in 2008 to what I expect to be 220b (yet to even do that) in FY26. Thats around a 3.6x growth. So 3.6 x 1.04 = 3.74 x growth since 2008. This is the thing with DELL I am confused with, even using better numbers than they are showing, their growth has been minimal at best, yet the market treats them great. SMCI has done much better.
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Hitoneout
Hitoneout Aug. 10 at 1:15 AM
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Big_Timer
Big_Timer Aug. 10 at 12:34 AM
$SMCI 🚀 The valuation disconnect is getting ridiculous heading into Aug. 11. 🔥 Forward P/E: 10.97x vs tech sector 23x 🔥 PEG: 0.38 vs industry 1.28 🔥 Revenue estimate: $11.5B — ~100% YoY growth 🔥 EPS estimate: $0.96 vs $0.41 🔥 Short interest: ~15% Meanwhile, $DELL trades around 24x earnings, $HPE 16x, $LNVGY 18x. SMCI is being priced like a broken company while operating in one of the biggest AI infrastructure buildouts in history. The technical trigger? Break and hold ~$33 and the bearish setup gets invalidated. Add strong earnings + guidance + 15% short interest and things could get VERY interesting. 👀🔥 August 11 could expose just how undervalued SMCI really is. 🐂 🚀
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Matrix1989
Matrix1989 Aug. 9 at 11:38 PM
$DELL 👇👇👇
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vjtweet
vjtweet Aug. 10 at 2:51 AM
$HPE $DELL though correlated, $HPE is much cleaner chart. Has an order in place.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 10 at 2:45 AM
$SMCI $NVDA $DELL Now I did use forward estimates for everyone EXCEPT SMCI, I kept their current, so right now they are valued at 1:1 growth, if I used TTM figures SMCI looks at 1:1. DELL's closer to 3 - 4x growth, same as NVDA, however their FY26 looks like their doubling revenues so makes sense to set them at roughly that since the market USUALLY prices stocks based on forward earnings. Not SMCI though a 1:1 growth seems like the play, luckily I priced them on 44b revenues, 12% margin which is what Q4 will update FY26 at. So do I think they have upside here, 100% I do, quite literally.
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Scamfindr
Scamfindr Aug. 10 at 2:31 AM
$DELL this tip-toe walk up is obvious and pathetic.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 10 at 2:21 AM
$SMCI $NVDA $DELL Should actually incorporate dilution now too. Nvidia has been negligible 21b to 24b its not really noticeable. DELL 2.17b in 2008 to 660m now so around 30% of what they had, makes their growth in SP make more sense. SMCI had around 480m shares and lets just double it their closer to 855m after the ATM but ill set it as 960m. Readjust the growth multiples for dilution. DELL SP grew 6x on 3.7x growth since 2008. SMCI SP grew 60x on 61.8x growth. NVIDIA 320x on 160x growth. So both DELL and NVIDIA SP grew around 2x their growth rate, SMCI is closer to 1:1 so ANY growth in SMCI equates to roughly what their SP would go up by, with DELL and NVDA though expect 2x growth apparently is what the market is pricing them at, I understand NVDA but DELL is evidently under pressure by SMCI due to their product offering, theres no other way SMCI would have a $60 billion backlog id DELL had a 52b backlog and their products were superior.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 10 at 2:02 AM
$SMCI $NVDA $DELL So since 2008: DELL grew 20x in price $19 to over $400 since then on 3.7x growth SMCI grew 30x in price on 61x growth Nvidia grew 320x on 160x growth. Pick the outlier here. Nvidia and DELL both increased in SP far beyond their growth, SMCI though?
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Sergiolke
Sergiolke Aug. 10 at 1:53 AM
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 10 at 1:53 AM
$SMCI $NVDA $DELL So ive demonstrated SMCI grew around 61.8 and Nvidia grew 160x since 2008 for growth, but heres where I get confused about DELL and how the market reacts to their numbers vs SMCI. They deteriorated alot in gross margins over the years reaching a peak of 26% now sitting around 17%. 2008 they reported 61b in revenues at 19.1% gross margin. 2025 gross was around 20% Ill use that even though since then they have slipped to 17.8%. So 2008 margins of 19.1 to "current" "20%" equates to a 104% "increase" so 1.04x 2008 margins. Revenues have grown decently not really anything like SMCI or NVDA but oh well still decent. 61b in 2008 to what I expect to be 220b (yet to even do that) in FY26. Thats around a 3.6x growth. So 3.6 x 1.04 = 3.74 x growth since 2008. This is the thing with DELL I am confused with, even using better numbers than they are showing, their growth has been minimal at best, yet the market treats them great. SMCI has done much better.
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Hitoneout
Hitoneout Aug. 10 at 1:15 AM
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Big_Timer
Big_Timer Aug. 10 at 12:34 AM
$SMCI 🚀 The valuation disconnect is getting ridiculous heading into Aug. 11. 🔥 Forward P/E: 10.97x vs tech sector 23x 🔥 PEG: 0.38 vs industry 1.28 🔥 Revenue estimate: $11.5B — ~100% YoY growth 🔥 EPS estimate: $0.96 vs $0.41 🔥 Short interest: ~15% Meanwhile, $DELL trades around 24x earnings, $HPE 16x, $LNVGY 18x. SMCI is being priced like a broken company while operating in one of the biggest AI infrastructure buildouts in history. The technical trigger? Break and hold ~$33 and the bearish setup gets invalidated. Add strong earnings + guidance + 15% short interest and things could get VERY interesting. 👀🔥 August 11 could expose just how undervalued SMCI really is. 🐂 🚀
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Matrix1989
Matrix1989 Aug. 9 at 11:38 PM
$DELL 👇👇👇
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 9 at 11:37 PM
$SMCI $DELL $QQQ $NDX $SPX The ONLY time I have ever seen stocks trading well below their actual growth, is during ONE of TWO scenarios. A buyout, or bankruptcy. I dont see SMCI going bankrupt, so a buyout is on the cards here UNLESS share price has coiled and is about to go up MASSIVELY.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 9 at 11:30 PM
$SMCI $DELL Simply put SMCI is massively undervalued in 2008 we had total equity of $25M and total share count was around 300m, even at MAX sharecount according to the charter which is 1b shares. That represents roughly 3.3x the share count. After this diltion our total equity will be around $14B thats around 560x growth in total equity. IF you factor in the max share count of 1b from a 300m sharecount from the beginning of that growth. Thats around a 169x growth (560/3.3 = 169) Since we were trading at $1 in 2008, thats equivalent pricing of $170 per share. Theres many ways to value a stock, ALL of them value this stock significantly higher. Try doing ANY types of calculations for DELL, what do you get?
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TeamSetupAlpha
TeamSetupAlpha Aug. 9 at 11:26 PM
My 8/10 Focus List - this week could get volatile. CPI → WED | PPI → THURS Three setups I’m watching closely: $HPE Weekly continuation setup -$64+ is the upside target. $DELL Daily hammer forming at a key pivot. Watching for confirmation. $GM Low-volume pullback = potential compression. Breakout could trigger the next move. Macro catalysts + clean technical setups. This week is going to be interesting. Turn post notifications on to get an early entry i do not need to charge you because i actually make money trading
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MarketPulsee
MarketPulsee Aug. 9 at 10:54 PM
TOP 10 BEST-PERFORMING S&P 500 STOCKS IN 2026: $SNDK +410.66% $DELL +260.48% $MU +207.48% $STX +195.13% $INTC +175.47% Look at the pattern. Memory. Semiconductors. Networking. Data centers. AI infrastructure. This isn’t just a random list of winners. It shows where capital has been flowing throughout the AI buildout. The market may rotate between different parts of the ecosystem, but the underlying demand for compute, memory, networking and infrastructure remains one of the biggest secular trends. The next question: Which AI infrastructure names are still early in their move? Follow my profile for more AI, semiconductor, and next-generation infrastructure opportunities. NFA. DYOR.
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StockNavigator_
StockNavigator_ Aug. 9 at 10:48 PM
$DELL is starting to look really interesting here. The base has been building for a while, and I like that price keeps coming back to test the same area instead of immediately breaking down. That kind of repeated test can be constructive if buyers keep defending it. I’m watching $450 closely. If that level holds as support, I could see $DELL making another push toward $500, with $525 as the bigger stretch target. The broader hardware group is worth watching too $ARM, $SMCI and $HPE are all on my radar. If the sector catches another rotation, a 10–20% move wouldn’t surprise me. Not chasing it here. I want to see the levels confirm first. I share my process because trading is about preparation, not predictions. Follow along as I track new setups.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 9 at 10:44 PM
$SMCI $DELL Actually should revise this statement with an additional around $1B cash from operations, plus the raise of 6.25b from Q4, and considering I already factored in dilution to 855m shares, then we had a 100% increase in sharecount over 10 years, while total equity increased by around 2500% over that time, as 2026 will show roughly 14b in total equity. Yes partly dilution based, thats fine as they have been expanding production facilities this entire time, now the just need the working capital to use them at max utilisation.
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TrendStalker_
TrendStalker_ Aug. 9 at 10:38 PM
$DELL You don’t see many charts this strong while staying this tight... $DELL is consolidating after recently tagging a new 52-week high, and the pullback has been relatively controlled. Volume has cooled off significantly, with Friday’s volume well below the 50-day average. That’s exactly the kind of action I want to see after a big move. If buyers step back in and the recent highs break, this could get very interesting in the coming days.
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AlphaResearchHQ
AlphaResearchHQ Aug. 9 at 10:19 PM
Pretty bullish on $DELL here. What I like is how little selling pressure we’ve seen despite the move. If this were actually topping out, I’d expect sellers to be showing up a lot more aggressively by now. Instead, the chart is still holding up and buyers keep stepping in. That doesn’t mean $500 is guaranteed, obviously. But if momentum stays intact and the stock can keep making higher lows, I wouldn’t be surprised to see it make a run toward $500+. For now, I’m watching the price action more than trying to predict the exact top. Recap time. What's your biggest takeaway? See you tomorrow.
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EquityResearch6
EquityResearch6 Aug. 9 at 10:04 PM
These 4 stocks are at the top of my watchlist: $CRDO $ALAB Leaders that have already broken out in a big way. $DELL Near highs and building a bull flag. $INTC Buyers stepped in around $82, and price has reclaimed the weekly 21 EMA. I’d rather pick a few great setups than chase dozens of names. Nail the entries. Manage risk. Let the winners run. Leaving this here so I can come back when these are blooming. Which one is your favorite? Follow my profile for more high-conviction setups, market trends, and stocks I’m watching before they become obvious. NFA. DYOR.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 9 at 9:43 PM
$SMCI I think the easiest way to see if value was added is look at total equity from Q2 to Q3. This number is quite literally derived from everything about the company, loans, short term debt, payables, receivables etc, the whole shebang. If total equity was positive they added to their topline, if negative they lost money. The lost money could be explained by an investment into an income generating asset that still has yet to come online, but essentially its a quick snap of if they gained or lost anything, from there you can explain the rest going forward. SMCI in Q2 had total equity of $6.99B in Q3 they had $7.58B. So the business DID NOT lose anything, not the way bears are making it sound like. If you look at peers like $DELL what have they done in the past 10 years? They reduced total equity from $19B in 2016 to a negative figure in 2025, could be explainable by investments etc, but their payables actually provide alot of this explanation.
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MarketScoutTrades
MarketScoutTrades Aug. 9 at 9:38 PM
FOCUS — Tomorrow’s Watch 👀 (Part 1) Names I’m watching, not calling. Charts only. Primary: $DELL — coiled range, hammer printed. Watching whether it holds. $HPE — nearly identical structure to DELL. Same watch, same conditions. $AEHR — photonics group tone has improved. Tracking group behavior first, name second. $AMZN — tight days following the gap. Watching whether the tightness holds or gives. No predictions here. Just levels, structure and price action I want to see play out. The next market update is coming. Turn on notifications if you want to follow the moves in real time.
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MarlonJohn
MarlonJohn Aug. 9 at 9:32 PM
Pretty bullish on $DELL here. If this were actually topping out, I’d expect sellers to have shown up by now. Price structure is still holding up, and I wouldn’t be surprised to see a run toward $500+ if key support continues to hold. I’m watching volume, prior highs, and key moving averages. A volume-backed breakout strengthens the trend; losing support changes the setup. Check my profile for more market analysis. Charts tell the story before headlines do.
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