Dell Technologies (DELL) shares are one of the cheaper stocks in the broader Zacks Computer & Technology sector, with a Value Score of A. DELL stock is trading at a significant discount with a forward 12-month P/E of 11.43X compared with the sector’s 24.54X. It is cheaper than its Zacks Computer – Micro Computers industry peer Apple (AAPL) , which is currently trading at a forward 12-month P/E of 29.43X. DELL’s cheap valuation is attractive for investors. However, is it worth buying at current prices? Let’s ...

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Both PLTR and DELL have built sizable year-to-date gains, and could soon add to themTwo tech stocks are making moves on the charts today. On Friday after the close, it was announced Palantir Technologies Inc (NYSE:PLTR) and Dell Technologies Inc (NYSE:DELL) would join the S&P 500 Index (SPX) starting Sept. 23. Palantir is replacing American Airlines (AAL), while Dell is replacing e-tailer Etsy (ETSY). PLTR and DELL are both ripping higher in response to the news.Palantir stock was last seen up 12.1% to trad ...

In a major show of confidence, personal computer manufacturer Dell (NYSE: DELL) is anticipated to see its stock benefit after its inclusion in the S&P 500 index.Although DELL is trading in tandem with the general stock market patterns, its addition to the benchmark index could offer more exposure, particularly to institutional investors, and add more credibility to the equity—factors central to triggering a possible price appreciation.Notably, Dell, which earned its incorporation alongside software giant Pa ...

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文章核心观点 - Dell和Palantir公司将加入标准普尔500指数 [1] - Super Micro Computer公司也在今年早些时候加入了标准普尔500指数 [1] - Palantir公司在2020年在纽约证券交易所上市,并在2022年第四季度开始盈利 [1] 行业和公司总结 行业动态 - 标准普尔500指数是一个重要的美国股票指数,被广泛用作投资基准 [2] - 被纳入标准普尔500指数的公司股价通常会在公告后上涨,因为跟踪该指数的基金经理需要定期调整投资组合以跟踪新增公司 [2] 公司动态 - Dell公司将取代Etsy公司加入标准普尔500指数 [1] - Palantir公司将取代美国航空公司加入标准普尔500指数 [1] - Palantir公司从2020年在纽约证券交易所上市,到2022年第二季度实现了1.356亿美元的净利润,较上年同期的2790万美元大幅增长 [1] - Super Micro Computer公司也在今年早些时候加入了标准普尔500指数,此前该公司的股价经历了历史性的大涨,市值超过500亿美元,但之后股价已经下跌了一半 [1]

The growing demand for AI servers is giving this hardware specialist's business a nice boost.Super Micro Computer (SMCI -2.10%) has been one of the hottest stocks on the market since the beginning of 2023 when the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution started gaining momentum, but the company ran into tough times of late.More specifically, Supermicro stock delivered stunning gains of 433% since the start of 2023. However, they have retreated 51% since the beginning of March. That may seem a bit surprising ...

Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images News Investment Thesis Dell (NYSE:DELL) shares have drifted downward over the last three months since I last wrote on the server-PC giant due to growing investor concerns after the last quarter provided commentary on the company's AI server margins. While the tech company actually outperformed revenue expectations in that quarter, their AI-powered servers saw a notable margin compression due to Nvidia's strong pricing power for their GPUs. Initially, this limited Dell's ability to ...

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Thinglass The buy recommendation I gave Dell Technologies (NYSE:DELL) when I last wrote about it on May 27, 2024, has not worked out so far. The stock price is down 31.40% compared to the S&P 500's (SPX) 6.25%. The market has turned lukewarm on Artificial Intelligence ("AI") infrastructure stocks over the last several months as investors worry about whether AI-related companies are in a bubble, and the market has not spared Dell from the sell-off. Data by YCharts Despite the stock's decline over the last se ...