Dell fell 10.77% after Intel guided Q4 revenue to $15bn-$16bn versus about $17bn expected and warned of a shrinking PC market.
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Dell Technologies
Dell Technologies sells storage, servers including AI-optimised systems, and networking through its Infrastructure Solutions Group, and PCs through its Client Solutions Group.
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newest firstDell rose 7.47% on a cybersecurity press release and an AI sector rally tied to an Anthropic IPO filing.
read the report →Super Micro raised its fiscal Q1 revenue outlook to $18.5-19.5bn, lifting Dell 5.27% to $485.88 on AI server demand hopes.
read the report →Barclays downgraded Dell to Equal Weight on 14 October, cutting the target to $574 from $603; shares fell 11.27% that day.
read the report →Barclays downgraded Dell to Equal Weight on October 14, citing memory pricing over AI demand, and the stock fell 11.27% that day.
read the report →Barclays downgraded Dell to Equal Weight on Oct 14 and cut its target to $574, sending shares down 11.27% that session to $507.93.
read the report →Barclays downgraded Dell to Equal Weight and cut its target to $574 from $603, and the stock fell 11.27% on Wednesday, then 6.80% Thursday.
read the report →Barclays downgraded Dell to Equal-Weight from Overweight, cutting its target to $574, and the stock fell 11.27% to $507.93.
read the report →Dell rose 5% as Morgan Stanley raised its bull-case target odds and concerns over Oracle data center delays proved overblown.
read the report →Dell surged due to S&P 100 index inclusion, an AI hardware partnership with Axelera AI, and strong Q2 earnings with target hikes.
read the report →Dell surged following an RBC upgrade, strong AI server bookings disclosures, sector tailwinds from Oracle, and a $5B debt refinancing.
read the report →Dell surged after reporting blowout Q2 FY2027 earnings with a $95B AI backlog and announcing its inclusion in the S&P 100.
read the report →Dell surged due to blockbuster Q2 FY27 earnings, raised full-year guidance on massive AI demand, and S&P 100 inclusion.
read the report →Dell reported record Q2 FY27 earnings beating estimates and raised full-year guidance on massive $60.9B AI server orders.
read the report →Dell stock surged following Q2 FY2027 earnings that beat expectations and a significant guidance raise driven by AI server demand.
read the report →Dell stock surged after beating Q2 2027 earnings estimates, driven by a $95 billion AI backlog and raised full-year revenue guidance.
read the report →The stock dropped on an analyst downgrade and cost fears, but surged post-market on record Q2 earnings and raised full-year guidance.
read the report →Dell surged after rival Super Micro issued strong guidance, Citigroup raised its price target, and U.S. CPI data eased rate concerns.
read the report →Dell's stock surged due to strong analyst re-ratings, expanding AI server backlogs, and a sector-wide AI infrastructure risk-on wave.
read the report →Dell surged after Evercore reiterated a $500 target, alongside new AI cloud supplier partnerships and an expanded distribution deal.
read the report →Dell fell after an analyst flagged customer concentration risks, along with rising memory costs and heavy insider selling.
read the report →The stock rose following strong competitor order updates, major AI contract wins, and Wall Street price target upgrades.
read the report →Dell surged after rival Super Micro Computer reported a record $60 billion AI backlog and strong margin outlook.
read the report →The stock fell due to an analyst warning on rising memory costs and growing investor concerns over gross margin dilution in AI hardware.
read the report →Dell fell 10.59% due to rising memory costs, AI server margin compression concerns, and over $1.46 billion in insider selling.
read the report →Dell fell 9.80% due to AI hardware component cost concerns and accelerated institutional profit-taking following insider selling.
read the report →Dell surged after IBM reported enterprise clients shifted capital from software to hardware to lock in server and storage orders.
read the report →Dell surged due to an Evercore ISI price target upgrade to $500, a political endorsement by President Trump, and strong AI demand.
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