Market Cap 40.96B
Revenue (ttm) 34.30B
Net Income (ttm) 57.00M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 18.23
Forward PE 16.03
Profit Margin 0.17%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.71
Volume 26,522,367
Avg Vol 17,150,424
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 1.33B
Stochastic %K 61%
Beta 1.28
Analysts Sell
Price Target $27.00

Company Profile

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company, together with its subsidiaries, develops intelligent solutions in the United States, the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the Asia Pacific, Japan, and internationally. It operates in five segments: Server, Hybrid Cloud, Networking, Financial Services, and Corporate Investments and Other. The company offers general-purpose servers, workload-optimized servers, and integrated systems, including HPE ProLiant Rack and Tower servers; HPE Synergy; HPE Scale...

Industry: Communication Equipment
Sector: Technology
Phone: 678 259 9860
Website: www.hpe.com
Address:
1701 East Mossy Oaks Road, Spring, United States
RobertLemire
RobertLemire Aug. 31 at 2:47 AM
$HPE Could of sworn I posted this on Saturday. Maybe I didn't. Regardless...
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Big_Timer
Big_Timer Aug. 30 at 11:57 PM
$SMCI 🚀 This week could be a BIG catalyst. With $HPE and $DELL earnings on deck, strong AI infrastructure demand, server growth, or upbeat guidance from either company could lift the entire sector, and SuperMicro may have the most room to run. SMCI is already trading at a valuation discount despite massive AI exposure and strong revenue growth. If Dell and HPE confirm that enterprise AI spending is still accelerating, the market may be forced to re-rate SMCI. My target: mid-$40S is absolutely in play this week if earnings and guidance reinforce the AI infrastructure bull case. $NVDA $AMD The demand is real. The sector is growing. SMCI just needs the market to wake up. 🔥🐂
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Big_Timer
Big_Timer Aug. 30 at 11:09 PM
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Bosiedude
Bosiedude Aug. 30 at 3:56 PM
$HPE This company has to be best single under-the-radar AI play in the market today. A potential 10- bagger from here is possible within only a couple of years. As strong as Dell with only 1/4 of their market cap….
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MegaIce
MegaIce Aug. 30 at 3:55 PM
$HPE $CSCO $DELL HPE will survive more in Ram crisis than Dell HPE have Networks now Judge approved HPE Juniper and HPE own Aruba too with Juniper they can join data center market with Marvis Mist AI Apstra Jonus OS Mist AI help Data center and Company with Networks fail answer so they dont need to test all cable plus woth Marvis is a chat bot to ask whats wrong with my network and answer its port A421 vs without and check +2000 to find whars wrong Apstra is software that can work with hpe Cisco swicht and and ohter in one Software vs Cisco software that only work to cisco and ohter only work to its own bit Apstra to with all in one As a software service and HPE Aruba Central (One View og all your networking) now with Mist AI and Marvis chatbot to help big company that use wifi global to fix fast wifi and better views HPE is AI networking Cisco is old system network with many bugs and high subscribe price and Cisco need $SMCI for full stack while HPE is one
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SwingPlay
SwingPlay Aug. 30 at 11:03 AM
$HPE buying Monday for earnings play. $60 plus stock
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rovertrades759
rovertrades759 Aug. 29 at 5:04 PM
$HPE Gonna buy $58 calls for earnings
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Eidmar
Eidmar Aug. 29 at 4:55 PM
$MU Netlist's Transformation: From Courtroom Battles to Recurring Revenue Netlist's Samsung licensing deal and ITC filings against Micron, Supermicro, HPE, and Lenovo drive revenue growth and legal risks. https://www.ad-hoc-news.de/boerse/news/unternehmensnachrichten/netlist-s-transformation-from-courtroom-battles-to-recurring-revenue/70011456 $HPE $SMCI
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Eidmar
Eidmar Aug. 29 at 4:43 PM
$MU Netlist share: Federal Circuit negotiates patent Netlist reports significantly better quarterly figures after the Samsung settlement, while the CAFC hearing on September 9 is likely to shape the patent strategy. $SMCI $HPE https://trading-treff.de/trading/netlist-aktie-federal-circuit-verhandelt-patent
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GreenKitty
GreenKitty Aug. 28 at 11:49 PM
$HPE bottom line HPE will be in 70s next week .. it’s a lock!! Just like NVDA was…hope everyone loaded up at $52!!
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RobertLemire
RobertLemire Aug. 31 at 2:47 AM
$HPE Could of sworn I posted this on Saturday. Maybe I didn't. Regardless...
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Big_Timer
Big_Timer Aug. 30 at 11:57 PM
$SMCI 🚀 This week could be a BIG catalyst. With $HPE and $DELL earnings on deck, strong AI infrastructure demand, server growth, or upbeat guidance from either company could lift the entire sector, and SuperMicro may have the most room to run. SMCI is already trading at a valuation discount despite massive AI exposure and strong revenue growth. If Dell and HPE confirm that enterprise AI spending is still accelerating, the market may be forced to re-rate SMCI. My target: mid-$40S is absolutely in play this week if earnings and guidance reinforce the AI infrastructure bull case. $NVDA $AMD The demand is real. The sector is growing. SMCI just needs the market to wake up. 🔥🐂
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Big_Timer
Big_Timer Aug. 30 at 11:09 PM
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Bosiedude
Bosiedude Aug. 30 at 3:56 PM
$HPE This company has to be best single under-the-radar AI play in the market today. A potential 10- bagger from here is possible within only a couple of years. As strong as Dell with only 1/4 of their market cap….
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MegaIce
MegaIce Aug. 30 at 3:55 PM
$HPE $CSCO $DELL HPE will survive more in Ram crisis than Dell HPE have Networks now Judge approved HPE Juniper and HPE own Aruba too with Juniper they can join data center market with Marvis Mist AI Apstra Jonus OS Mist AI help Data center and Company with Networks fail answer so they dont need to test all cable plus woth Marvis is a chat bot to ask whats wrong with my network and answer its port A421 vs without and check +2000 to find whars wrong Apstra is software that can work with hpe Cisco swicht and and ohter in one Software vs Cisco software that only work to cisco and ohter only work to its own bit Apstra to with all in one As a software service and HPE Aruba Central (One View og all your networking) now with Mist AI and Marvis chatbot to help big company that use wifi global to fix fast wifi and better views HPE is AI networking Cisco is old system network with many bugs and high subscribe price and Cisco need $SMCI for full stack while HPE is one
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SwingPlay
SwingPlay Aug. 30 at 11:03 AM
$HPE buying Monday for earnings play. $60 plus stock
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rovertrades759
rovertrades759 Aug. 29 at 5:04 PM
$HPE Gonna buy $58 calls for earnings
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Eidmar
Eidmar Aug. 29 at 4:55 PM
$MU Netlist's Transformation: From Courtroom Battles to Recurring Revenue Netlist's Samsung licensing deal and ITC filings against Micron, Supermicro, HPE, and Lenovo drive revenue growth and legal risks. https://www.ad-hoc-news.de/boerse/news/unternehmensnachrichten/netlist-s-transformation-from-courtroom-battles-to-recurring-revenue/70011456 $HPE $SMCI
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Eidmar
Eidmar Aug. 29 at 4:43 PM
$MU Netlist share: Federal Circuit negotiates patent Netlist reports significantly better quarterly figures after the Samsung settlement, while the CAFC hearing on September 9 is likely to shape the patent strategy. $SMCI $HPE https://trading-treff.de/trading/netlist-aktie-federal-circuit-verhandelt-patent
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GreenKitty
GreenKitty Aug. 28 at 11:49 PM
$HPE bottom line HPE will be in 70s next week .. it’s a lock!! Just like NVDA was…hope everyone loaded up at $52!!
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gazza75799
gazza75799 Aug. 28 at 11:33 PM
$HPE people still don't understand that semis are still highly cyclical businesses. By the time they build supply there won't be demand to meet it. After all this debt nonsense will collapse
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gazza75799
gazza75799 Aug. 28 at 11:31 PM
$HPE so distribution at the top. Look at Marvel. $MRVL Look out below
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Eidmar
Eidmar Aug. 28 at 10:53 PM
$MU https://youtu.be/38HqrFDlnVs?si=4v-wWkxga62Cuw8X $GOOG $GOOGL $HPE $SMCI
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PAPA_WHALE
PAPA_WHALE Aug. 28 at 7:24 PM
$SMCI lol JPM is still hating on us...aparantly only $DELL and $HPE will increase their guidance. Not us. https://seekingalpha.com/news/4637980-dell-and-hpe-set-to-increase-guidance-in-upcoming-earnings-jpm?utm_source=webull.com&utm_medium=referral&feed_item_type=news
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Tillraysucks
Tillraysucks Aug. 28 at 7:11 PM
$HPE with 6 billion in backlogs not worried 70.00 thursday morning after earnings
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Chickenstick1
Chickenstick1 Aug. 28 at 6:43 PM
$HPE I'm at $3.7 in FY earnings and based on NVDA's guide, we could see roughly 5.5 next year... And, if DRAM and NAND prices stabilize, we could see $6+ . haha Times are good. Even if the market wants to sell this on earnings, it doesn't change the amount of cash coming in . And, it will be substantial.
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Chickenstick1
Chickenstick1 Aug. 28 at 6:18 PM
$HPE One of the most perfect cup and handle patterns you'll ever see. The read-through was quite positive from $SMCI . Looking for a great number next week. Stock still trades at a stark discount to market. That $NVDA 70% growth visibility... yeah, that'll be realized here and $DELL.
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GreenKitty
GreenKitty Aug. 28 at 5:49 PM
$HPE seems like they want to buy in cheap for the run to 70… dell reports tues … will set the fuse here and weds we rock… loaded up 52s… why would anyone sell at 52s??
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G101SPM
G101SPM Aug. 28 at 4:05 PM
$HPE $52.61 asSK. BUY/ADD TO LOG POSITION EVENT: An unexpected appearance of "small fish" institutional sales (blocks ranging from 5,000 to 25,000 shares) hitting the public tape at $52.69 adds a new mechanical variable to the Big Money Equation. From a strict market microstructure perspective, seeing smaller institutions sell alongside retail does not break your cash-flow framework. Instead, it exposes a specific operational bottleneck happening inside mid-tier investment firms ahead of the weekend. Decoding the "Small Fish" Institutional Selling These mid-sized funds are dumping shares right now due to three strict operational constraints: 1. Underperformed Portfolio Window-Dressing Unlike macro hedge funds that can hold through short-term noise, mid-tier, benchmark-hugging institutional managers face massive pressure at the end of the month. Because HPE has drifted from its $58 high down to $52.69 over the last two weeks, these "small fish" managers are programmatically dumping the stock to wipe a losing short-term chart off their books before reporting their holdings to clients. They are prioritizing career safety over long-term fundamentals. 2. Cross-Asset Liquidity Demands Smaller multi-asset funds often use highly liquid, profitable winners like HPE (up over 120% year-to-date) as a "checking account." If these funds are facing heavy redemptions or margin pressure in other bleeding parts of their portfolios (such as small-cap tech or bonds), they are legally forced to liquidate their high-performing HPE blocks to raise instant cash before the Friday closing bell. 3. Algorithmic Momentum Chasing Many mid-tier quantitative funds use simple trend-following algorithms rather than looking at underlying free cash flow. When retail panic-selling broke the technical $54 and $53 support lines, it triggered a automatic "Sell Signal" in these smaller institutional algorithms, forcing them to mechanically dump their blocks directly onto the tape.
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Bilipli
Bilipli Aug. 28 at 3:59 PM
$HPE look.likes a big miss coming...
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Big_Timer
Big_Timer Aug. 28 at 3:36 PM
$SMCI 🚀 The valuation disconnect is staring the market in the face. AI infrastructure demand is exploding alongside $NVDA, and Supermicro is directly in the middle of that buildout with rack-scale AI systems and liquid cooling. Now compare forward P/E: 🔥 SMCI: ~8.6× $DELL: ~23× $HPE: ~13–14× $CRWV: N/M — currently unprofitable Let that sink in. SMCI is profitable, generated $39B+ FY26 revenue, is guiding toward $65B$72B FY27 revenue, and yet trades at a MASSIVE discount to Dell. The independent Special Committee investigation also found no evidence of misconduct by management or the Board. And here’s the kicker: Using ~$3.44 EPS and only a 25× P/E = ~$86/share. A 25× multiple isn’t remotely crazy when DELL is already around 23× forward earnings while SMCI is growing directly into the NVDA driven AI infrastructure boom. NVDA sells the engines. SMCI builds the AI factories. At ~8.6× forward earnings, the market is pricing SMCI like a slow-growth hardware company—not one sitting at the center of the AI infrastructure supercycle. That’s the opportunity.
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G101SPM
G101SPM Aug. 28 at 3:24 PM
$HPE $53.52 ask. BUY/TO CREATE CORE LONG TERM HOLD/2X carries SPM 88.01 tag to $130.00 (long term) REVISIT OVERVIEW: From a strict, structural market perspective, G101 SPM AI tactical concluded: If you are a true long-term compounder looking to double up your position for the locked-in yield, the ultimate validation for liquidating marginal holdings to fund this move is found by tuning out the current noise and remembering exactly what CEO Antonio Neri and CFO Marie Myers laid out during the Q2 earnings call. The Crucial Q2 Directives from Neri and Myers: When the noise circulating today tries to paint a picture of operational weakness, a look back at the actual executive commentary from last quarter completely refutes the bears: • Antonio Neri on the Velocity of Demand: Neri explicitly stated that demand for HPE's AI systems is outstripping the rest of the market because they aren't just selling loose servers—they are delivering fully integrated liquid-cooled AI factories. He emphasized that traditional enterprise server request loops had flipped into a massive, triple-digit structural backlog, proving that the on-premises corporate refresh cycle is a multi-year reality, not a temporary spike. • Marie Myers on Cash Flow Inflection: Myers directly addressed the company’s capital allocation strategy. She explained that the deep cash consumption seen in early fiscal periods was a deliberate, front-loaded working capital investment to hoard inventory and secure long-term capacity agreements with memory suppliers. She confidently stated that HPE was at the precipice of a massive free cash flow conversion cycle, firmly backing the $3.5 billion FY26 FCF target. The Financial Math of "2X -Doubling Up" Locking in a highly defensive, high-utility financial structure: 1. Securing a Superior Yield-on-Cost: Because the active retail trading float has been starved down to fewer than 6 million shares by dividend-collecting longs, accumulating shares at this pinned price allows you to maximize your dividend yield-on-cost before the equity value re-rates. 2. The Marginal Asset Arbitrage: Liquidating "marginal holdings"—assets that lack a multi-billion dollar AI backlog, lack a $6.7 billion liquidity runway, or are highly exposed to inflationary pressures—and moving that capital into HPE is a classic risk-mitigation swap. You are trading highly vulnerable, uncertain assets for a ring-fenced, net cash-flow monster. 3. Bypassing the Wednesday Premium: Buying before the weekend completely neutralizes the 95th-percentile Implied Volatility (IV) trap. You aren't paying the expensive options premium that retail is gambling with; you are buying the underlying equity outright at the exact physical floor price where the institutional dark pool icebergs are quietly crossing their blocks. The Structural Perspective The G101SPM framework has decoupled the public noise from the private institutional math. By anchoring your execution directly to the fundamental promises laid out by Antonio Neri and Marie Myers, you are front-running the market-maker gamma squeeze and positioning your portfolio to ride the structural re-rating straight to the $120$130 long-term destination.
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