I take the risk to have an opinion for a company I have not looked into really - but I don't really believe in their business model. It feels very 1990s.
09Q2 Notebook Revenue grew 26% w/ units up 44%, gross margin fall from 19.9% to 17.2%. Basically what it means to me is that they were able to sell their NBs at a lower price, maybe a bit too low. However, as long as Dell is still able to sell more units, the margin can be adjusted later.
A modest dip to re-test the low made recently is probable. But after that a much larger UP swing is expected. This is a BULLISH quick trade.
Upside Target: >= $25
Time Frame: About One Week Or Less
Upside Profit Expectation: $3, depending on your buy price limit.
To be fair, I also consulted the forecast for this stock provided by ForecastS.com, but the extra interpretation and the somewhat refined target price expectation are based on my own review of the price chart for the stock.
dell is the stock to buy between dell and hpq, hpq is def a good company but at current prices it is overvalued dell will provide a minimun of 12% to your porfolio with in a year
Dell (DELL) hit a new 52-week low today, $8.72, before closing down 51 cents, or 5%, at$9.30, after last night reporting sales that missed estimates by a billion dollars and called the global IT demand outlook “challenging.” The stock was downgraded from “Outperform” to Market Perform” today by Friedman Billings.
But at least a couple of analysts are willing to hold onto a “Buy” on the stock, impressed by the company’s ability to cut costs and boost margins last quarter:
Citigroup’s Richard Gardner maintains his “Buy” rating while lowering his price target on the stock from $14 to $15, but ac
The question on everybody's mind this week was when will the declines end? Was that the so much talked about capitulation? Have the stock markets bottomed?
Well, I can't answer that, and suffice it to say that many market analysts, fundamental and technical, are still quite gloomy. Pretty much all we can do in this time is hope for flat per...
How did Microsoft (MSFT) win the browser wars of the 90s and have its own Internet Explorer (IE) browser supplant once-dominant Netscape? Mostly by bundling IE with Windows and making it the default browser for new computers sold.
Now Google (GOOG) may be trying to do the same with its Chrome browser: The company tells the Times (UK) it's thinking about deals with PC makers to pre-install Chrome on new computers. Also, we finally get a timeframe for a Chrome port to the Mac and Linux: First half of next year.
We briefly worried that Chrome, currently with less than a one-percent market share
Dell (NASDAQ: DELL), whose tech colleagues include Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) and Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ), had a pretty decent third quarter. The bottom line came in at $0.37 per diluted share. That represented a growth rate of 9%, and it handily beat analyst expectations of $0.31 per share according to Thomson Reuters. I give Dell credit for the significant beat.
However, it should be noted that the bottom line was driv
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The question on everybody's mind this week was when will the declines end? Was that the so much talked about capitulation? Have the stock markets bottomed?
