Market Cap 262.72B
Revenue (ttm) 113.54B
Net Income (ttm) 5.94B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 31.90
Forward PE 22.78
Profit Margin 5.23%
Debt to Equity Ratio -16.82
Volume 4,853,800
Avg Vol 9,419,196
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 648.11M
Stochastic %K 48%
Beta 1.31
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
Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 3 at 1:06 AM
$SMCI $DELL Been wondering why the media targetted SMCI so much, especially even singling it out as the only named company in many of those "netlist patent infringement" articles, when in reality their just a customer of Samsung, so would DELL be "NOT NAMED AT ALL". They just wanted DELL to look better for shareholders, analysts have not even highlighted DELL's massively accruing payables. Yet they focussed on SMCI's cash, barely even mentioning that they paid their suppliers, increased inventory to have the inventory to begin on that $60B backlog. And raised cash to fast track the rest of that over the year. Must be one huge rout to get retail to purchase DELL so instos can exit.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 3 at 12:51 AM
$SMCI $DELL Just remember that this is whole company to whole company. DELL's ISG segment has even less, its most likely in the red.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 3 at 12:45 AM
$SMCI $DELL This is what the difference between SMCI and DELL is at the moment.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 3 at 12:40 AM
$DELL Lol DELL going up because of commercial PC demand, what was said not long ago about the memory allocation for this segment? I wouldnt bet on it, suppliers have switched to prioritise AI grade memory.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 3 at 12:28 AM
$SMCI $DELL I guess in terms that people who dont know what a balance sheet really is. Think of it like a bank statemment that you need to show a financier, if they look at two different customers one is higher risk than the other based on their bank statement. If SMCI has a positive $5B owed to them from balancing accounts receivables and payables, DELL has owes $10B after balancing these, both have similar amounts of cash. Who looks healthier financially, and looks like their able to pay? Have you ever tried applying for a mortgage? What did they ask you? Have you tried getting finance for a car? What did they ask you? The world works this way.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 3 at 12:08 AM
$SMCI When a supplier has to choose between 2 main companies, $DELL for instance and $SMCI. They dont just look at revenue, they look at their ability to pay. DELL has multiple segements it needs to allocate cash to, so realistically their ISG segment has less cash than SMCI, DELL only has $11B cash, SMCI now has $7-8B to focus on their version of DELLs ISG segment. DELL has massive payables around $45B and their receivables are only $34B they paid nothing off last quarter only increased it massively. Who do you think a supplier would choose if it has allocation that needs to go somewhere, a highly leveraged company or one with a clean balance sheet?
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DebbyEsther
DebbyEsther Aug. 2 at 10:26 PM
$DELL is at a key technical point. Consolidating, stagnating, or topping out? $DELL has once again bounced above the 0.618 Fibonacci extension, keeping the current structure intact and potentially setting up for another breakout attempt. The key will be whether buyers continue defending this level and momentum improves. Watch the market build before the next major move. $DELL price target: $764 For more stock insights and trade ideas, check my profile.
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TheChartHunter_
TheChartHunter_ Aug. 2 at 9:24 PM
$DELL Evercore ISI reaffirmed its Outperform rating on Dell Technologies with a $500 target price (~24% upside from $402.30). Despite customer concentration risks, Dell remains prime-positioned to capture the enterprise AI infrastructure boom. Key accounts CoreWeave, xAI, and IREN are projected to generate roughly 70% of Dell's $60B FY2027 AI server revenue. Hardware demand visibility remains solid.
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Bauerskate
Bauerskate Aug. 2 at 4:24 PM
$NVTS Chris our CEO where’s the contracts from the hyperscalers building the AI data center racks ? Billions at stake for GaN, SIC supply chain! $NVDA , $INTC , $DELL , etc.
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SuperBigBoss
SuperBigBoss Aug. 2 at 12:43 AM
$DELL bearish divergence on williams on weekly. Its in a tight range. IMO distribution is on as lot is factored in the price. Exponential growth for AI infra is done. They will have growth that will be slowing, meaning price will come down!
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 3 at 1:06 AM
$SMCI $DELL Been wondering why the media targetted SMCI so much, especially even singling it out as the only named company in many of those "netlist patent infringement" articles, when in reality their just a customer of Samsung, so would DELL be "NOT NAMED AT ALL". They just wanted DELL to look better for shareholders, analysts have not even highlighted DELL's massively accruing payables. Yet they focussed on SMCI's cash, barely even mentioning that they paid their suppliers, increased inventory to have the inventory to begin on that $60B backlog. And raised cash to fast track the rest of that over the year. Must be one huge rout to get retail to purchase DELL so instos can exit.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 3 at 12:51 AM
$SMCI $DELL Just remember that this is whole company to whole company. DELL's ISG segment has even less, its most likely in the red.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 3 at 12:45 AM
$SMCI $DELL This is what the difference between SMCI and DELL is at the moment.
0 · Reply
Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 3 at 12:40 AM
$DELL Lol DELL going up because of commercial PC demand, what was said not long ago about the memory allocation for this segment? I wouldnt bet on it, suppliers have switched to prioritise AI grade memory.
0 · Reply
Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 3 at 12:28 AM
$SMCI $DELL I guess in terms that people who dont know what a balance sheet really is. Think of it like a bank statemment that you need to show a financier, if they look at two different customers one is higher risk than the other based on their bank statement. If SMCI has a positive $5B owed to them from balancing accounts receivables and payables, DELL has owes $10B after balancing these, both have similar amounts of cash. Who looks healthier financially, and looks like their able to pay? Have you ever tried applying for a mortgage? What did they ask you? Have you tried getting finance for a car? What did they ask you? The world works this way.
0 · Reply
Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Aug. 3 at 12:08 AM
$SMCI When a supplier has to choose between 2 main companies, $DELL for instance and $SMCI. They dont just look at revenue, they look at their ability to pay. DELL has multiple segements it needs to allocate cash to, so realistically their ISG segment has less cash than SMCI, DELL only has $11B cash, SMCI now has $7-8B to focus on their version of DELLs ISG segment. DELL has massive payables around $45B and their receivables are only $34B they paid nothing off last quarter only increased it massively. Who do you think a supplier would choose if it has allocation that needs to go somewhere, a highly leveraged company or one with a clean balance sheet?
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DebbyEsther
DebbyEsther Aug. 2 at 10:26 PM
$DELL is at a key technical point. Consolidating, stagnating, or topping out? $DELL has once again bounced above the 0.618 Fibonacci extension, keeping the current structure intact and potentially setting up for another breakout attempt. The key will be whether buyers continue defending this level and momentum improves. Watch the market build before the next major move. $DELL price target: $764 For more stock insights and trade ideas, check my profile.
0 · Reply
TheChartHunter_
TheChartHunter_ Aug. 2 at 9:24 PM
$DELL Evercore ISI reaffirmed its Outperform rating on Dell Technologies with a $500 target price (~24% upside from $402.30). Despite customer concentration risks, Dell remains prime-positioned to capture the enterprise AI infrastructure boom. Key accounts CoreWeave, xAI, and IREN are projected to generate roughly 70% of Dell's $60B FY2027 AI server revenue. Hardware demand visibility remains solid.
0 · Reply
Bauerskate
Bauerskate Aug. 2 at 4:24 PM
$NVTS Chris our CEO where’s the contracts from the hyperscalers building the AI data center racks ? Billions at stake for GaN, SIC supply chain! $NVDA , $INTC , $DELL , etc.
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SuperBigBoss
SuperBigBoss Aug. 2 at 12:43 AM
$DELL bearish divergence on williams on weekly. Its in a tight range. IMO distribution is on as lot is factored in the price. Exponential growth for AI infra is done. They will have growth that will be slowing, meaning price will come down!
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TheProphetOfProfit
TheProphetOfProfit Aug. 2 at 12:02 AM
$DELL is now going on 2 months of trading within this $356.48-$468.70 box range on the daily. Buying volume has slowed down as of late, and there’s a gap to fill in the $320’s before a potential move higher imo. Although it’s held up well, I see a pullback coming here in the not too distant future.
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MichaelBurn
MichaelBurn Aug. 1 at 4:23 PM
$BBY Get in bed with $DELL and you both can have happy ending for data center play.
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Honeystocks
Honeystocks Aug. 1 at 1:07 PM
THE AUGUST OUTLOOK - TIME TO BUY THE DIP? What are the charts signalling for the market going into August and which stocks are setting up for a move? $DELL $WULF $AMAT $NTNX and targets for $MSFT all fully assessed plus another 20 top trade ideas for your watchlists. 👇 https://www.honeystocks.com/analysis
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GlobalMarketBulletin
GlobalMarketBulletin Aug. 1 at 2:19 AM
$DELL Dell Technologies Inc. (NYSE: DELL) is turning the artificial intelligence boom into billions of dollars in real orders and revenue. See why DELL stock is becoming one of Wall Street’s most closely watched AI infrastructure plays. https://globalmarketbulletin.com/is-dell-technologies-dell-an-underrated-artificial-intelligence-stock/
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SuperBigBoss
SuperBigBoss Aug. 1 at 1:52 AM
$MU $SKHY $DELL $AMD $SOXX Today many of the AI Infra names gave up much of the gains and some went red as well. My thinking is that the liquidation of a highly leveraged AI Tech fund may have made other leveraged traders more cautious. Instead of waiting to be forced out, they likely reduced leverage, booked profits, with crowded high-beta AI infrastructure names getting sold first. At the same time, money rotated into lower-beta names that showed strong cloud growth and clear AI returns, along with expectations that AI infrastructure capex growth could start to slow.
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PayDayTay
PayDayTay Jul. 31 at 11:08 PM
$DELL should change the ticker symbol to SELL :)
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LeonardoBonacci
LeonardoBonacci Jul. 31 at 11:01 PM
$DELL 🤔
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MarketMan805
MarketMan805 Jul. 31 at 9:23 PM
$DELL looking to short here again depending on how things look Monday
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howardlindzon
howardlindzon Jul. 31 at 8:47 PM
Just trolling Michael Dell on Twitter https://x.com/howardlindzon/status/2083293200605749728 $DELL
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stockWare
stockWare Jul. 31 at 8:31 PM
$AAPL Now that Tim Cook is gone Trump does not have to give him that favor for the Gold Statue...the favor was letting them use Chinese RAM chips in their computers (which is antithetical to the Trump anti-chinese agenda). when it is announced Apple cannot use Chinese DDR RAM---this $AAPL stock will crater. $DJT $AMZN $DELL
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jmoonstocks
jmoonstocks Jul. 31 at 6:35 PM
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Big_Timer
Big_Timer Jul. 31 at 5:32 PM
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