Dell shares tumble 17% in two days after Barclays downgrade
Dell shares fell about 17% over two days after Barclays downgraded the stock, arguing that rising memory prices rather than AI demand are boosting revenue.
Dell shares fell about 17% over two days after Barclays downgraded the stock, arguing that rising memory prices rather than AI demand are boosting revenue.
TSMC's profit surge contrasts with Barclays' Dell downgrade, showing AI spending is concentrated among top cloud firms.
Barclays downgraded Dell, attributing its rally to memory costs, while CEO Michael Dell sees enterprise AI adoption just beginning.
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Dell shares jumped over 10% in after-hours trading after reporting a massive earnings beat and raising full-year guidance on soaring AI demand.
Dell reports fiscal Q2 after Tuesday's close; options imply an 11% swing, with a $52 straddle, and investors watching AI orders and margins.