Market Cap 30.25B
Revenue (ttm) 30.13B
Net Income (ttm) 2.58B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 15.05
Forward PE 11.64
Profit Margin 8.56%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.69
Volume 29,807,000
Avg Vol 31,597,020
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 1.32B
Stochastic %K 23%
Beta 1.43
Analysts Sell
Price Target $26.44

Company Profile

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company provides solutions that allow customers to capture, analyze, and act upon data seamlessly. The company offers general purpose servers for multi-workload computing and workload-optimized servers; HPE ProLiant Rack and Tower servers; HPE Synergy, a composable infrastructure for traditional and cloud-native applications; HPE Scale Up Servers product lines for critical applications; HPE Edgeline servers; HPE Cray EX; HPE Cray XD; and HPE NonStop. It also provides H...

Industry: Communication Equipment
Sector: Technology
Phone: 678 259 9860
Website: www.hpe.com
Address:
1701 East Mossy Oaks Road, Spring, United States
PrivateProfiteer
PrivateProfiteer Nov. 14 at 11:46 PM
$HPE is currently trading at $22.83, showing a bearish market context with an RSI of 34.76, indicating oversold conditions. The stock is below both the 30-day moving average (MA30) of 23.96 and the 50-day moving average (MA50) of 24.19, reinforcing a downward trend. The recent high of 26.44 and low of 21.84 over the past 60 days suggest a range-bound scenario, with potential for a bounce near the lower boundary. Suggested entry is at $22.90, slightly above the last close to confirm bullish momentum. Set a stop loss at $21.80 to manage risk. Target 1 is $24.00, aligning with the MA30, and Target 2 is $24.50, near the MA50. This plan allows for a potential recovery while managing downside risk effectively. For more insights, visit https://privateprofiteers.com. https://privateprofiteers.com
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PrivateProfiteer
PrivateProfiteer Nov. 14 at 3:19 AM
$HPE: The last close at $22.93 indicates the stock is currently trading below both the 30-day moving average (MA30) of $24.01 and the 50-day moving average (MA50) of $24.20, suggesting a bearish trend in the short term. The RSI of 44.31 indicates that the stock is neither overbought nor oversold, but it is leaning towards the lower end of the range, which may signal a potential for upward movement if buying interest increases. Given the 60-day high of $26.44 and low of $21.42, the current price is closer to the lower end of this range, providing a potential support level. Suggested entry: $23.00 (above the last close). Stop: $21.40 (below the 60D low). Targets: $24.00 (near MA30) and $25.00 (psychological resistance). Monitor for a shift in momentum as the stock approaches these levels. https://privateprofiteers.com
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_SquidGains_
_SquidGains_ Nov. 14 at 12:13 AM
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EWavePlayer
EWavePlayer Nov. 13 at 2:09 AM
$HPE Mark Benioff said recently, all companies are tearing out their older legacy systems for new- or better be. Every CEO in AI, compute, and network says they have insatiable demand incoming. Cisco proved what others refuse to believe. Hewlett Packard/ Juniper are top tier pure plays and ready to deliver. Massive technologies, w/ Global customer lists. EzPz. $XLK $CSCO $NVDA $INTC
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PrivateProfiteer
PrivateProfiteer Nov. 13 at 1:26 AM
$HPE: The last close at $22.90 indicates a position within the recent trading range defined by the 60D high of $26.44 and low of $20.44. The RSI at 47.73 suggests that the stock is neither overbought nor oversold, indicating potential for movement in either direction. The MA30 at $24.11 and MA50 at $24.20 are above the current price, indicating bearish sentiment in the short to medium term. Directional bias leans slightly bearish due to the price being below both MAs, but the proximity to the 60D low suggests a potential bounce. Suggested entry: $22.50, with a stop loss at $20.40 (below the 60D low). Targets: First target at $24.00 (near MA30) and second target at $25.00 (psychological level). Monitor for any changes in momentum and adjust the plan accordingly. https://privateprofiteers.com
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ZacksResearch
ZacksResearch Nov. 12 at 1:37 PM
Why $HPE is a Strong Sell in Today's Market Despite a 27.7% gain in 6 months, HPE faces margin compression due to high-cost AI deployments, trade war impacts, and competition from giants like Amazon, Microsoft, Dell, and Super Micro. Leverage is at 3.1x post-Juniper Networks acquisition, impacting Networking segment margins. Understand the risks before investing in HPE. Zacks Rank #5 (Strong Sell) 👉 https://www.zacks.com/stock/news/2789791/should-you-hold-or-fold-hpe-stock-after-a-277-rise-in-6-months?cid=sm-stocktwits-2-2789791-body-20662&ADID=SYND_STOCKTWITS_TWEET_2_2789791_BODY_20662
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ZacksResearch
ZacksResearch Nov. 12 at 12:37 PM
$HPE up 27.7% in 6 months — time to lock in gains or ride it higher? Margin pressures, rising costs, and intensifying competition could make the next leg tougher for Hewlett Packard Enterprise. Full breakdown on whether to hold or fold here 👉 https://www.zacks.com/stock/news/2789791/should-you-hold-or-fold-hpe-stock-after-a-277-rise-in-6-months?cid=sm-stocktwits-2-2789791-teaser-20657&ADID=SYND_STOCKTWITS_TWEET_2_2789791_TEASER_20657
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Stayinvest
Stayinvest Nov. 12 at 11:29 AM
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PrivateProfiteer
PrivateProfiteer Nov. 12 at 1:02 AM
$HPE: The last close at $22.90 indicates a position within the recent trading range defined by the 60D high of $26.44 and low of $20.44. The RSI at 47.73 suggests that the stock is neither overbought nor oversold, indicating potential for movement in either direction. The MA30 at $24.11 and MA50 at $24.20 are above the current price, indicating bearish sentiment in the short to medium term. Directional bias leans slightly bearish due to the price being below both MAs, but the proximity to the 60D low suggests a potential bounce. Suggested entry: $22.50, with a stop loss at $20.40 (below the 60D low). Targets: First target at $24.00 (near MA30) and second target at $25.00 (psychological level). Monitor for any changes in momentum and adjust the plan accordingly. https://privateprofiteers.com
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Jasper2017
Jasper2017 Nov. 12 at 12:19 AM
$CWGYF EuropeWave Milestone €351K payment received ✅️ #WaveEnergy #Innovation #energy #AI #future $HPE $MSFT $CCE | $CCE.AX | $CWGYF
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PrivateProfiteer
PrivateProfiteer Nov. 14 at 11:46 PM
$HPE is currently trading at $22.83, showing a bearish market context with an RSI of 34.76, indicating oversold conditions. The stock is below both the 30-day moving average (MA30) of 23.96 and the 50-day moving average (MA50) of 24.19, reinforcing a downward trend. The recent high of 26.44 and low of 21.84 over the past 60 days suggest a range-bound scenario, with potential for a bounce near the lower boundary. Suggested entry is at $22.90, slightly above the last close to confirm bullish momentum. Set a stop loss at $21.80 to manage risk. Target 1 is $24.00, aligning with the MA30, and Target 2 is $24.50, near the MA50. This plan allows for a potential recovery while managing downside risk effectively. For more insights, visit https://privateprofiteers.com. https://privateprofiteers.com
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PrivateProfiteer
PrivateProfiteer Nov. 14 at 3:19 AM
$HPE: The last close at $22.93 indicates the stock is currently trading below both the 30-day moving average (MA30) of $24.01 and the 50-day moving average (MA50) of $24.20, suggesting a bearish trend in the short term. The RSI of 44.31 indicates that the stock is neither overbought nor oversold, but it is leaning towards the lower end of the range, which may signal a potential for upward movement if buying interest increases. Given the 60-day high of $26.44 and low of $21.42, the current price is closer to the lower end of this range, providing a potential support level. Suggested entry: $23.00 (above the last close). Stop: $21.40 (below the 60D low). Targets: $24.00 (near MA30) and $25.00 (psychological resistance). Monitor for a shift in momentum as the stock approaches these levels. https://privateprofiteers.com
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_SquidGains_
_SquidGains_ Nov. 14 at 12:13 AM
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EWavePlayer
EWavePlayer Nov. 13 at 2:09 AM
$HPE Mark Benioff said recently, all companies are tearing out their older legacy systems for new- or better be. Every CEO in AI, compute, and network says they have insatiable demand incoming. Cisco proved what others refuse to believe. Hewlett Packard/ Juniper are top tier pure plays and ready to deliver. Massive technologies, w/ Global customer lists. EzPz. $XLK $CSCO $NVDA $INTC
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PrivateProfiteer
PrivateProfiteer Nov. 13 at 1:26 AM
$HPE: The last close at $22.90 indicates a position within the recent trading range defined by the 60D high of $26.44 and low of $20.44. The RSI at 47.73 suggests that the stock is neither overbought nor oversold, indicating potential for movement in either direction. The MA30 at $24.11 and MA50 at $24.20 are above the current price, indicating bearish sentiment in the short to medium term. Directional bias leans slightly bearish due to the price being below both MAs, but the proximity to the 60D low suggests a potential bounce. Suggested entry: $22.50, with a stop loss at $20.40 (below the 60D low). Targets: First target at $24.00 (near MA30) and second target at $25.00 (psychological level). Monitor for any changes in momentum and adjust the plan accordingly. https://privateprofiteers.com
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ZacksResearch
ZacksResearch Nov. 12 at 1:37 PM
Why $HPE is a Strong Sell in Today's Market Despite a 27.7% gain in 6 months, HPE faces margin compression due to high-cost AI deployments, trade war impacts, and competition from giants like Amazon, Microsoft, Dell, and Super Micro. Leverage is at 3.1x post-Juniper Networks acquisition, impacting Networking segment margins. Understand the risks before investing in HPE. Zacks Rank #5 (Strong Sell) 👉 https://www.zacks.com/stock/news/2789791/should-you-hold-or-fold-hpe-stock-after-a-277-rise-in-6-months?cid=sm-stocktwits-2-2789791-body-20662&ADID=SYND_STOCKTWITS_TWEET_2_2789791_BODY_20662
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ZacksResearch
ZacksResearch Nov. 12 at 12:37 PM
$HPE up 27.7% in 6 months — time to lock in gains or ride it higher? Margin pressures, rising costs, and intensifying competition could make the next leg tougher for Hewlett Packard Enterprise. Full breakdown on whether to hold or fold here 👉 https://www.zacks.com/stock/news/2789791/should-you-hold-or-fold-hpe-stock-after-a-277-rise-in-6-months?cid=sm-stocktwits-2-2789791-teaser-20657&ADID=SYND_STOCKTWITS_TWEET_2_2789791_TEASER_20657
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Stayinvest
Stayinvest Nov. 12 at 11:29 AM
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PrivateProfiteer
PrivateProfiteer Nov. 12 at 1:02 AM
$HPE: The last close at $22.90 indicates a position within the recent trading range defined by the 60D high of $26.44 and low of $20.44. The RSI at 47.73 suggests that the stock is neither overbought nor oversold, indicating potential for movement in either direction. The MA30 at $24.11 and MA50 at $24.20 are above the current price, indicating bearish sentiment in the short to medium term. Directional bias leans slightly bearish due to the price being below both MAs, but the proximity to the 60D low suggests a potential bounce. Suggested entry: $22.50, with a stop loss at $20.40 (below the 60D low). Targets: First target at $24.00 (near MA30) and second target at $25.00 (psychological level). Monitor for any changes in momentum and adjust the plan accordingly. https://privateprofiteers.com
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Jasper2017
Jasper2017 Nov. 12 at 12:19 AM
$CWGYF EuropeWave Milestone €351K payment received ✅️ #WaveEnergy #Innovation #energy #AI #future $HPE $MSFT $CCE | $CCE.AX | $CWGYF
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Jasper2017
Jasper2017 Nov. 11 at 11:26 PM
$CWGYF Great News!! Carnegie takes home Innovation Award at the @ASCA_Aus Pitch Day 2025! Carnegie was selected through a competitive tender to present at the Department of Defence’s ASCA Pitch Day in Sydney and won the Power and Energy Innovation Award. #ASCA #ADF #WaveEnergy #Innovation #energy #AI #future $HPE $MSFT $CCE | $CCE.AX | $CWGYF
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AStrokeOfLuck
AStrokeOfLuck Nov. 10 at 2:53 PM
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gorillasticday
gorillasticday Nov. 7 at 1:14 PM
$GRRR yes all fakes, the image is done with sora 😂😂 $NVDA $HPE $SOUN $INOD We are so chep right now
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Buytheripsellthedipest
Buytheripsellthedipest Nov. 7 at 10:35 AM
$GRRR Just flights of fancy, probably destined to fail. I'm referring to the data center contract. If I were a Major Supplier, let's imagine a large company committed to supply hundred millions worth of my products, considering that the market capitalization of the customer I'm supplying is lower than the value of my order... probably I'd give it some thought. Perhaps just for the contract in question, but what would be the point of giving up the overall contract margin? Is a total gross margin of 200M better than 700M? Perhaps just by reinvesting part of my original margin (~200M) I could recoup my investment in a ridiculously short time frame with an excellent ROI. I know... I'll never be a good entrepreneur. $NVDA $HPE
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rvgilliam
rvgilliam Nov. 5 at 3:38 PM
$HPE Thinking lower...$ANET, $SMCI, $DELL
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JustinTime88
JustinTime88 Nov. 5 at 11:01 AM
$SMCI most tech stocks have been posting good earnings and good guidance, I think the MM and whales are trying to short the market so they can shake the weak hands and swoop in the stocks at lower price. If you have the dry powder $43 is a good price to buy the dip. There’s $800B+ being spent on infrastructure for 2026. $SMCI. There’s only a handful of companies that are poised to get a piece of the Pie. $SMCI is the leader rack solutions then $DELL $HPE $IBM. If Supermicro gets 10% of the market that’s $80B in revenue. Putting this stock price at $200+ upside here is amazing
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quegoalasoche
quegoalasoche Nov. 5 at 1:27 AM
$CMBM Strategic Optionality Cambium’s system now positions it for: Telco/WISP consolidation plays (e.g., Nokia $NOK or HPE $HPE could buy to gain rural/satellite access). Defense & disaster-response contracts (Starlink + PTP 820/850 secure mesh fits tactical comms). Smart-city / education initiatives in E-rate-connected regions like North Carolina (MCNC, DPI).
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quegoalasoche
quegoalasoche Nov. 5 at 1:26 AM
$CMBM True End-to-End Control Cambium owns the stack from access points (Wi-Fi 7, cnPilot, ePMP) → switching (cnMatrix) → management (cnMaestro X / ONE Network). By linking directly with Starlink, it adds a space-based backhaul layer to that ecosystem — something Cisco ($CSCO) or HPE ($HPE) don’t yet have integrated. Enterprises, WISPs, schools, and governments can now manage satellite + terrestrial links under one console, reducing latency, downtime, and opex.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Nov. 4 at 10:57 AM
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Ubers1997
Ubers1997 Nov. 3 at 10:49 PM
$HPE hewlett packard enterprise
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Adubstradesmini
Adubstradesmini Nov. 3 at 3:55 PM
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KSA22
KSA22 Nov. 3 at 3:29 PM
$GRRR $HPE $INTC A post announcing his appointment to the Board of Directors of $GRRR on December, 2024.
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