Market Cap 283.55B
Revenue (ttm) 113.54B
Net Income (ttm) 5.94B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 34.62
Forward PE 24.73
Profit Margin 5.23%
Debt to Equity Ratio -16.82
Volume 4,604,100
Avg Vol 9,289,061
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 648.11M
Stochastic %K 73%
Beta 1.31
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $505.55

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
StockConsultant
StockConsultant Jul. 27 at 3:52 AM
$DELL Technologies stock, watch for a top of range breakout at https://stockconsultant.com/?DELL Breakout trade WATCH for possible breakout above 457.76 Target: 520.49, 19% Stop: 417 Loss: 4.7% P/L ratio: 4 : 1 - Excellent BULLISH [Timing] Mild bullish 3 day candlestick pattern. [Timing] breakout watch above 457.76, no resistance in area just above. BEARISH [Positioning] Short term typical rally, rally may start to slow. [Positioning] Intermediate trend possibly bearish, Uptrend turned sideways, may continue or pullback. [Positioning] at resistance
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Jul. 27 at 3:01 AM
$SMCI $NVDA $TSLA $DELL $HPE Do you really think that institutions were scaling back during these drops in $NVDA? Im sure retail was frustrated, scared, skeptical etc. The media was really lending a helping hand in sowing that fear at the time.
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Danz_Trades
Danz_Trades Jul. 27 at 2:59 AM
Market Is weak but $DELL Is holding up like a champ One of If not the strongest name In the market right now from the chips/semis sector Keep an eye out on this one If market flips bullish again THIS ONE WILL LEAD
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Jul. 27 at 2:39 AM
$SMCI This applies to all these companies $NVDA, $TSLA, $DELL, $HPE I just choose SMCI because its at the biggest discount because of issues that historically across a large variety of companies have been resolved and stock price soared? At the time it felt frustrating of course, thats just where money is made, its when traders are frustrated that investors make money.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Jul. 27 at 1:02 AM
$SMCI When SMCI finally starts taking off, your going to have $DELL investors in here trying to say that SMCI is up 100% but DELL is not, without realising DELL went for a wild ride up 300% that SMCI did not participate in. DELL is valued 14x what SMCI is, yet their ISG segment barely makes more than SMCI as it is, the majority of their other value comes from their other segments.
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RockyTSTH
RockyTSTH Jul. 27 at 12:51 AM
OPTION WATCHLIST 7/26/2026 $JPM- Stock hitting new all time highs on friday breaking above $350 resistance level. Looking for calls as long as $350 holds for a move towards $365 and higher. Puts below $345. $ORCL- Stock in a steady downtrend making a move towards the $100 support zone. Looking for puts below $115 for a move lower. Stock is weak at the indicator level. $META - Stock pulling back post failed trendline breakout. Stock has a gap to fill from $576 to $565. Looking for more downside if it moves into the gap. Calls above $600 for upside gap from $615 to $623. $VLO- Stock pulling back post new all time highs. Stock down in overnight trading hours with cease fire news coming in. looking for puts below $290 for a move towards $275 and lower. $DELL - Stock flagging on the weekly. High watch for a breakout above $450 for a move towards $475 and higher. Stock has been in the zone for sometime.
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GarysterWynn
GarysterWynn Jul. 27 at 12:28 AM
$SMCI where we are at this week: - back in May ER, $SMCI guided 8% profit margins - last week $SMCI preannounced 15-17% profit margins (companies always beat guidance by 1-3% as an icing on the cake, ie 2x+) and $60B backlog vs $DELL $52B (significance is customers are NOT scared by oversold chip diversion news, plus $SMCI recaptured its #1 spot as AI infrastructure provider with quickest to delivery, inventory, and deployment) - fundamentals= technicals ie revenue and profit margins will guide price action: fundamentals ($60+B in order backlog and 2x margins) are finally matching technical charts of a 3rd WAVE breakout after a long period of consolidation (the bigger the base, the higher the 🚀)
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Big_Timer
Big_Timer Jul. 27 at 12:24 AM
$SMCI $DELL $HPE The AI infrastructure cycle is still in its early innings, and these three companies are positioned to capture different parts of the same secular growth trend. 🔹 SMCI: Record demand, a backlog exceeding $60B in new orders received during Q4 FY2026, and preliminary gross margins expanding to 15–17% show that the product mix is improving, not deteriorating. If execution continues, the market will eventually have to price in those stronger fundamentals. 🔹 DELL: Enterprise AI adoption is accelerating, and Dell remains one of the largest providers of AI server infrastructure to enterprises and hyperscalers. Its services, storage, and financing ecosystem make it a major beneficiary of long-term AI spending. 🔹 HPE: GreenLake, networking, and AI systems give HPE another strong runway as enterprises modernize data centers. Hybrid cloud plus AI infrastructure is becoming a multi-year investment cycle, not a one-time event. The common theme? AI compute demand continues to outpace supply. Hyperscalers and enterprises are investing billions into next-generation infrastructure, and these companies are among the primary builders of that foundation. Short-term volatility creates headlines. Long-term AI adoption creates shareholder value. The winners won’t be determined by daily price action, they’ll be determined by who ships the infrastructure powering the AI revolution. Bullish on AI. Bullish on infrastructure. 🚀
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Dude2424
Dude2424 Jul. 27 at 12:16 AM
$SMCI $SMCI $SMCI $SMCI $AMD $DELL $HPE $NVDA $SMCI 40’s after the Aug 11 earnings report (assuming good to great execution during the final quarter with quality guidance) will be just the basic base setup exhibited shortly before the quick 50’s and 60’s final shorts routing occurs completing the reversal of the company self inflicted major downward trend initiated 2+ years ago. Following which the stock should settle into the 70’s to 80’s range with an institutional short price appreciation leash from there for past transgressions. 😎
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Jul. 27 at 12:13 AM
$SMCI $NVDA $AMD $DELL $HPE What do you think happens when institutions have accumulated all they can in this stock. Do they just keep pricing it as low margin, despite being in a market where higher margin products are in demand? SMCI can only issue 1b shares in total, after the recent raise, and accounting for the convertible notes earlier in the year that allowed them to scale into the enterprise market and increase margins to 10%, do you think that theres even much headroom for any further dilution if these notes are converted, they do need to restrict dilution to ensure that those notes can be converted, they cannot be until $50 regardless, so where do you think this heads next? This is another thing that makes SMCI attractive here, dilution is at its peak. Instituions have evidently been accumulating this stock with portfolio allocation up over 50% MRQ.
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StockConsultant
StockConsultant Jul. 27 at 3:52 AM
$DELL Technologies stock, watch for a top of range breakout at https://stockconsultant.com/?DELL Breakout trade WATCH for possible breakout above 457.76 Target: 520.49, 19% Stop: 417 Loss: 4.7% P/L ratio: 4 : 1 - Excellent BULLISH [Timing] Mild bullish 3 day candlestick pattern. [Timing] breakout watch above 457.76, no resistance in area just above. BEARISH [Positioning] Short term typical rally, rally may start to slow. [Positioning] Intermediate trend possibly bearish, Uptrend turned sideways, may continue or pullback. [Positioning] at resistance
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Jul. 27 at 3:01 AM
$SMCI $NVDA $TSLA $DELL $HPE Do you really think that institutions were scaling back during these drops in $NVDA? Im sure retail was frustrated, scared, skeptical etc. The media was really lending a helping hand in sowing that fear at the time.
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Danz_Trades
Danz_Trades Jul. 27 at 2:59 AM
Market Is weak but $DELL Is holding up like a champ One of If not the strongest name In the market right now from the chips/semis sector Keep an eye out on this one If market flips bullish again THIS ONE WILL LEAD
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Jul. 27 at 2:39 AM
$SMCI This applies to all these companies $NVDA, $TSLA, $DELL, $HPE I just choose SMCI because its at the biggest discount because of issues that historically across a large variety of companies have been resolved and stock price soared? At the time it felt frustrating of course, thats just where money is made, its when traders are frustrated that investors make money.
0 · Reply
Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Jul. 27 at 1:02 AM
$SMCI When SMCI finally starts taking off, your going to have $DELL investors in here trying to say that SMCI is up 100% but DELL is not, without realising DELL went for a wild ride up 300% that SMCI did not participate in. DELL is valued 14x what SMCI is, yet their ISG segment barely makes more than SMCI as it is, the majority of their other value comes from their other segments.
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RockyTSTH
RockyTSTH Jul. 27 at 12:51 AM
OPTION WATCHLIST 7/26/2026 $JPM- Stock hitting new all time highs on friday breaking above $350 resistance level. Looking for calls as long as $350 holds for a move towards $365 and higher. Puts below $345. $ORCL- Stock in a steady downtrend making a move towards the $100 support zone. Looking for puts below $115 for a move lower. Stock is weak at the indicator level. $META - Stock pulling back post failed trendline breakout. Stock has a gap to fill from $576 to $565. Looking for more downside if it moves into the gap. Calls above $600 for upside gap from $615 to $623. $VLO- Stock pulling back post new all time highs. Stock down in overnight trading hours with cease fire news coming in. looking for puts below $290 for a move towards $275 and lower. $DELL - Stock flagging on the weekly. High watch for a breakout above $450 for a move towards $475 and higher. Stock has been in the zone for sometime.
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GarysterWynn
GarysterWynn Jul. 27 at 12:28 AM
$SMCI where we are at this week: - back in May ER, $SMCI guided 8% profit margins - last week $SMCI preannounced 15-17% profit margins (companies always beat guidance by 1-3% as an icing on the cake, ie 2x+) and $60B backlog vs $DELL $52B (significance is customers are NOT scared by oversold chip diversion news, plus $SMCI recaptured its #1 spot as AI infrastructure provider with quickest to delivery, inventory, and deployment) - fundamentals= technicals ie revenue and profit margins will guide price action: fundamentals ($60+B in order backlog and 2x margins) are finally matching technical charts of a 3rd WAVE breakout after a long period of consolidation (the bigger the base, the higher the 🚀)
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Big_Timer
Big_Timer Jul. 27 at 12:24 AM
$SMCI $DELL $HPE The AI infrastructure cycle is still in its early innings, and these three companies are positioned to capture different parts of the same secular growth trend. 🔹 SMCI: Record demand, a backlog exceeding $60B in new orders received during Q4 FY2026, and preliminary gross margins expanding to 15–17% show that the product mix is improving, not deteriorating. If execution continues, the market will eventually have to price in those stronger fundamentals. 🔹 DELL: Enterprise AI adoption is accelerating, and Dell remains one of the largest providers of AI server infrastructure to enterprises and hyperscalers. Its services, storage, and financing ecosystem make it a major beneficiary of long-term AI spending. 🔹 HPE: GreenLake, networking, and AI systems give HPE another strong runway as enterprises modernize data centers. Hybrid cloud plus AI infrastructure is becoming a multi-year investment cycle, not a one-time event. The common theme? AI compute demand continues to outpace supply. Hyperscalers and enterprises are investing billions into next-generation infrastructure, and these companies are among the primary builders of that foundation. Short-term volatility creates headlines. Long-term AI adoption creates shareholder value. The winners won’t be determined by daily price action, they’ll be determined by who ships the infrastructure powering the AI revolution. Bullish on AI. Bullish on infrastructure. 🚀
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Dude2424
Dude2424 Jul. 27 at 12:16 AM
$SMCI $SMCI $SMCI $SMCI $AMD $DELL $HPE $NVDA $SMCI 40’s after the Aug 11 earnings report (assuming good to great execution during the final quarter with quality guidance) will be just the basic base setup exhibited shortly before the quick 50’s and 60’s final shorts routing occurs completing the reversal of the company self inflicted major downward trend initiated 2+ years ago. Following which the stock should settle into the 70’s to 80’s range with an institutional short price appreciation leash from there for past transgressions. 😎
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Jul. 27 at 12:13 AM
$SMCI $NVDA $AMD $DELL $HPE What do you think happens when institutions have accumulated all they can in this stock. Do they just keep pricing it as low margin, despite being in a market where higher margin products are in demand? SMCI can only issue 1b shares in total, after the recent raise, and accounting for the convertible notes earlier in the year that allowed them to scale into the enterprise market and increase margins to 10%, do you think that theres even much headroom for any further dilution if these notes are converted, they do need to restrict dilution to ensure that those notes can be converted, they cannot be until $50 regardless, so where do you think this heads next? This is another thing that makes SMCI attractive here, dilution is at its peak. Instituions have evidently been accumulating this stock with portfolio allocation up over 50% MRQ.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Jul. 26 at 11:57 PM
$SMCI At the same revenues for SMCI, since their margins are low but revenues are high and grow quickly. A 1% increase in margins are equivalent to a 10% increase in profitability. Compare this to companies that already have high margins, they are likely unable to increase profitability the same without increasing revenues. This is what makes SMCI so attractive, its priced for low margins in an environment where higher margin products are now in demand due to enterprise scaling up. If $DELL increased their margins by 1% this would result in around 5% increase in profitability, if $NVDA increased margins by 1% thats not even worth calculating, better to just look at revenues. Same thing with $AMD and $HPE. SMCI doubling its margins, while already bouncing from its peak low of 6% to go to 10% and now 15-17% shows increasing strength in enterprise adoption, and profitability. More profits reduce the chance of future dilution, possibly even resulting in eventual dividends.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Jul. 26 at 11:37 PM
$SMCI $NVDA $AMD $DELL $HPE This is very evident in SMCI's case. They initially had high margins during their $120 peak, these subdued and went to as low as 6% gross as they focussed on hyperscalers, primarly to soldify their position in the industry and to increase AI adoption rates. Now that enterprise is heating up their able to tap into a market that previously would have been difficult to enter as their products were not as thoroughly adopted and used by customers as they are today. Since compute will likely continue to scale, so too will infrastructure as is evident already, if you doubt this, then likely you doubted it 3 years ago too. volume is king in this environment, if you can produce more then you have greater profitability. SMCI has managed to maintain the same profits it did at 17% margins on much lower revenue during its peak, even though margins slipped to 6% at the peak decline of its margins due to hyperscaler concentration. Enterprise is now adopting AI faster.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Jul. 26 at 11:18 PM
$SMCI $NVDA $AMD $DELL $HPE AI is still expensive to use for creating products, services and content because compute remains constrained and priced accordingly. As more chips, data centres, power and networking capacity come online, the cost per unit of compute should fall. That will make AI accessible to more businesses and users, while also making previously uneconomical applications viable. Lower compute prices do not necessarily mean lower industry revenue. If usage grows faster than prices fall, total spending on compute will continue rising. The cycle is simple: More infrastructure → more compute capacity → lower unit costs → more users and applications → greater total compute consumption → more infrastructure demand. Although the initial buildout requires enormous capital, wider adoption can improve utilisation and increase the profitability of compute providers. Infrastructure manufacturers can also benefit through higher volumes, even if margins per unit gradually decline. *AI used
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anamkm
anamkm Jul. 26 at 3:35 AM
$DELL Atvk Promising stock
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Srinivas111
Srinivas111 Jul. 26 at 2:07 AM
$HPE $DELL They grab lunch from smci
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FlowAnomaly
FlowAnomaly Jul. 25 at 8:16 PM
$META this is printing hard $AVGO $DELL $GOOGL
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empatheicdawg
empatheicdawg Jul. 25 at 6:04 PM
$ONDS Right after this it tanked. now im telling you where to move and its. $DELL
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empatheicdawg
empatheicdawg Jul. 25 at 5:59 PM
$ONDS No. I’m not touching this stock until it shows me it’s here to play with the big boys. Made some profit on $PENG and now going to all in $DELL if it shows me what it keeps showing me next week. DELL is the unicorn stock that I think is ready to be the next $NVDA level rise. It’s already had a year but now? It’s showing its next level. It wants to be drafted into the league. ONDS needs to get outa elementary school first.
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kindness123
kindness123 Jul. 25 at 5:42 PM
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AshHydrogen
AshHydrogen Jul. 25 at 5:11 PM
$PLTR replacing $MSFT at Coles and $SPY $DELL is just the start$$$!!! $QQQ reason below ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ 3 years ago… https://sih-st-charts.stocktwits-cdn.com/fit-in/300x0/filters:quality(75)/production/original_554815550.png
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Realoscarramos
Realoscarramos Jul. 25 at 3:04 PM
both $DELL and $HPE look well worth the wait. each has built at least a 7-week base within a weekly high tight flag. extremely compelling technical structure in this environment when 1-month RS for all indexes are at 0 on yesterday's close
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Judah731
Judah731 Jul. 25 at 2:38 PM
$TSSI $DELL When your # 1 client is Dell, that is not a bad thing!!!
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