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
Tomleeks
Tomleeks Jun. 24 at 1:15 AM
$HPE pretty goof action in hpe
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KryptonResearch
KryptonResearch Jun. 23 at 10:13 PM
Krypton Research has developed a strategy that has returned us 70% YTD without chasing hot stocks, despite our thematic investing focus. Here’s an example, and our 100%+ pick: Networking. Networking is a massive theme that has been sweeping markets. Most will match this with names like $COHR $LITE and $AAOI that are considered in the “optics” theme and are part of the networking umbrella at the gpu, cluster, and rack scale. We viewed it from one step higher, connections at the industrial level that carry the power of AI to physical machinery and human facing endpoints. Validation for this theme has come from names like $CSCO and $HPE so far with their WiFi-7 figures and overall industrial connectivity orders booming. We invested and covered a mid cap in this exact space that is an also leader in those mentioned categories, yet instead of trading at networking multiples, the market gives it industrial. 100% upside. https://kryptonresearch.substack.com/p/connecting-the-future
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RunnerSignals
RunnerSignals Jun. 23 at 8:24 PM
today comeback kings ​$LAES $BFLY $WULF $HPE $NCLH reclaimed lows with buyers defending tape. consensus sees noise, smart money is testing which rebounds hold into next session
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jmoonstocks
jmoonstocks Jun. 23 at 8:03 PM
$HPE Nope couldn't do it 49.70 and took a sh$T at the end. That on a bull day for Dell and Ibm.
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Rookiee_Trader
Rookiee_Trader Jun. 23 at 7:38 PM
$HPE $50 is the real resistance on this gem. If we don’t break today, we will be red tomorrow and give away all the gains
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Jun. 23 at 5:54 PM
Morgan Stanley raised its total addressable market (TAM) forecast for the server industry to $809 billion in 2026, implying 82% year-over-year growth, as enterprise demand for computing remains stronger than expected despite significant price increases. The bank said Wall Street may be underestimating earnings potential for computing-related companies in 2026 and 2027, driven by constrained compute capacity, server refresh cycles, and growing AI infrastructure needs. Analyst Erik Woodring increased EPS forecasts by 3%-5% on average for enterprise computing firms including CDW, Dell Technologies, HPE, IBM, Ingram Micro, and TD Synnex. Morgan Stanley upgraded CDW to Overweight from Equal Weight and raised its price target to $170 from $142. The bank also increased targets for TD Synnex to $341 from $271, Dell to $477 from $448, and IBM to $267 from $225. $CDW $DELL $HPE $MS
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DailyWatcher_
DailyWatcher_ Jun. 23 at 5:31 PM
Infrastructure Flow $DELL continues to reward patience, while $HPE is starting to join the move. Both are benefiting from ongoing AI infrastructure and enterprise spending themes. Trend remains strong. Let price do the talking.
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jmoonstocks
jmoonstocks Jun. 23 at 5:24 PM
$HPE what wait could it crack the 50 egg today?
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JHndz
JHndz Jun. 23 at 5:14 PM
$SPCX : $163.96. The tape doesn't care about your bear theories 🐻💀 $SPCX "The scoreboard is officially in, and it is absolutely devastating for the overnight shorts. While you guys spent the morning writing emotional essays calling this a 'con' and begging for $80, smart money was quietly absorbing the float. Now $SPCX is smashing new highs at $163.96 and $HPE is vertical at $49.14. Every single bear who tried to short the morning dip is now official retail exit liquidity. You can fight the tape all you want with internet talking points, but institutional math wins every single time. Thanks for the cheap shares at the bottom. Class is dismissed. 🍿🚀"
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1maverick
1maverick Jun. 23 at 4:58 PM
$HPE these are the best selling opportunities - on modestly green days - this is going below 40.....
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Tomleeks
Tomleeks Jun. 24 at 1:15 AM
$HPE pretty goof action in hpe
0 · Reply
KryptonResearch
KryptonResearch Jun. 23 at 10:13 PM
Krypton Research has developed a strategy that has returned us 70% YTD without chasing hot stocks, despite our thematic investing focus. Here’s an example, and our 100%+ pick: Networking. Networking is a massive theme that has been sweeping markets. Most will match this with names like $COHR $LITE and $AAOI that are considered in the “optics” theme and are part of the networking umbrella at the gpu, cluster, and rack scale. We viewed it from one step higher, connections at the industrial level that carry the power of AI to physical machinery and human facing endpoints. Validation for this theme has come from names like $CSCO and $HPE so far with their WiFi-7 figures and overall industrial connectivity orders booming. We invested and covered a mid cap in this exact space that is an also leader in those mentioned categories, yet instead of trading at networking multiples, the market gives it industrial. 100% upside. https://kryptonresearch.substack.com/p/connecting-the-future
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RunnerSignals
RunnerSignals Jun. 23 at 8:24 PM
today comeback kings ​$LAES $BFLY $WULF $HPE $NCLH reclaimed lows with buyers defending tape. consensus sees noise, smart money is testing which rebounds hold into next session
0 · Reply
jmoonstocks
jmoonstocks Jun. 23 at 8:03 PM
$HPE Nope couldn't do it 49.70 and took a sh$T at the end. That on a bull day for Dell and Ibm.
0 · Reply
Rookiee_Trader
Rookiee_Trader Jun. 23 at 7:38 PM
$HPE $50 is the real resistance on this gem. If we don’t break today, we will be red tomorrow and give away all the gains
0 · Reply
topstockalerts
topstockalerts Jun. 23 at 5:54 PM
Morgan Stanley raised its total addressable market (TAM) forecast for the server industry to $809 billion in 2026, implying 82% year-over-year growth, as enterprise demand for computing remains stronger than expected despite significant price increases. The bank said Wall Street may be underestimating earnings potential for computing-related companies in 2026 and 2027, driven by constrained compute capacity, server refresh cycles, and growing AI infrastructure needs. Analyst Erik Woodring increased EPS forecasts by 3%-5% on average for enterprise computing firms including CDW, Dell Technologies, HPE, IBM, Ingram Micro, and TD Synnex. Morgan Stanley upgraded CDW to Overweight from Equal Weight and raised its price target to $170 from $142. The bank also increased targets for TD Synnex to $341 from $271, Dell to $477 from $448, and IBM to $267 from $225. $CDW $DELL $HPE $MS
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DailyWatcher_
DailyWatcher_ Jun. 23 at 5:31 PM
Infrastructure Flow $DELL continues to reward patience, while $HPE is starting to join the move. Both are benefiting from ongoing AI infrastructure and enterprise spending themes. Trend remains strong. Let price do the talking.
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jmoonstocks
jmoonstocks Jun. 23 at 5:24 PM
$HPE what wait could it crack the 50 egg today?
0 · Reply
JHndz
JHndz Jun. 23 at 5:14 PM
$SPCX : $163.96. The tape doesn't care about your bear theories 🐻💀 $SPCX "The scoreboard is officially in, and it is absolutely devastating for the overnight shorts. While you guys spent the morning writing emotional essays calling this a 'con' and begging for $80, smart money was quietly absorbing the float. Now $SPCX is smashing new highs at $163.96 and $HPE is vertical at $49.14. Every single bear who tried to short the morning dip is now official retail exit liquidity. You can fight the tape all you want with internet talking points, but institutional math wins every single time. Thanks for the cheap shares at the bottom. Class is dismissed. 🍿🚀"
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1maverick
1maverick Jun. 23 at 4:58 PM
$HPE these are the best selling opportunities - on modestly green days - this is going below 40.....
0 · Reply
JHndz
JHndz Jun. 23 at 4:25 PM
$SPCX Peak capitulation turned into a masterpiece. $162.23 and climbing. 🚀 $SPCX "To every single bear who was screaming 'failed AI assets,' 'HVAC company,' and predicting a collapse to $100 this morning: thank you for the absolute masterclass in retail exit liquidity. The tape is officially in, and you got completely run over by institutional accumulation. $SPCX just smashed through $162.23, obliterating the morning panic and triggering a massive squeeze on the overnight shorts. While you were emotional trading and staring at 5-minute candles, smart money locked up the float at the $150 floor. Even $HPE flipped vertical into a bright green $48.94 to confirm the broader tech reversal. This is exactly why you don't trade with your stomach. Enjoy buying back the top at $170+ when the FOMO hits you later today. Class is officially dismissed. 🍿📈"
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jmoonstocks
jmoonstocks Jun. 23 at 4:24 PM
$HPE Zacks can write all the positive articles it wants nothing happens unless and until it can reak 50 then people ay buy here. $DELL is the top dog.
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FibonacciTrader_
FibonacciTrader_ Jun. 23 at 4:16 PM
AI is running white-hot. In July, U.S. stocks could enter the liquid-cooling era. $VRT - Buy at $325$340 $MOD -Buy at $265$280 $ETN -Buy at $410$425 $DELL - Buy at $395$410 $HPE -Buy at $45$47 Instead of traditional cooling towers. Liquid cooling is rapidly taking over data centers. Water usage could drop from ~2.6M gallons per MW per year to near zero - even though data centers only account for ~0.2% of daily U.S. water use
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JHndz
JHndz Jun. 23 at 2:49 PM
$SPCX 1 hour check-in: The data has spoken. Bears, go home. 📈 $SPCX "It’s been over an hour since the opening bell and the theoretical debate is officially over. The tape doesn't lie. While the feed was filled with emotional panic predicting a collapse to $100, the institutional floor at $150 didn't just hold—it launched. $SPCX is holding rock-solid at $157.37, completely freezing out anyone who sold the morning dip or shorted the bottom. And for the bears claiming the rest of the tech and macro landscape would drag this down: look at the broader tape. High-conviction tech and semiconductors are stabilizing right here, with $AVGO at $385.42, $HPE at $47.14, and $VOO proving macro strength at $679.59. The morning shakeout is complete. The weak hands were forced out, the options premium was crushed, and structural long-term accumulation won the day. Thanks for the massive volume and the cheap shares. Class is dismissed. 🚀🍿"
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JOEYBUYDEN
JOEYBUYDEN Jun. 23 at 2:32 PM
$ORCL you can’t keep us down $NOW $CRWV $HPE #EnoughIsEnough 🇺🇸
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jmoonstocks
jmoonstocks Jun. 23 at 2:06 PM
$HPE could get some help from.$IBM today up 5%. But still needs to crack 50 or nothing burger.
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RoughRiceEater
RoughRiceEater Jun. 23 at 1:58 PM
2x $HPE = $HPEL
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JOEYBUYDEN
JOEYBUYDEN Jun. 23 at 1:37 PM
$HPE AI and Software ain’t going nowhere. I ain’t going anywhere $NOW $ORCL #FuckOff
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BDipNRip
BDipNRip Jun. 23 at 1:31 PM
$DELL $$IBM $HPE wtf DeLL down? So much? Easy buy.
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Chickenstick1
Chickenstick1 Jun. 23 at 10:52 AM
$QQQ No, haha the AI rally isnt done; it's done when companies stop sending money on AI. I'm not selling anything. In fact, it's still a buy in front of $MU earnings. $SOXL. If you have cold feet, wet 'em with an warming agent like $HPE or $DELL.
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ShakeThatMoneyMaker
ShakeThatMoneyMaker Jun. 23 at 5:31 AM
$HPE all tiny gains from the last 2 weeks vaporized in one failed pump to 50 today and its already back in the 46s. Pathetic stock
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jmoonstocks
jmoonstocks Jun. 23 at 5:11 AM
$HPE 45 tomorrow.
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