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Michael Sprung Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. HPE-N DON'T BUY May 01, 2019

He does not follow this closely, but it has become involved in enterprise systems. Even though a lot can be produced offshore, they are in a very competitive environment. He thinks the brand is not the same it was 20 years ago. He would look elsewhere.
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(A Top Pick Aug 29/16. Up 19%.) Thinks this will continue to do well.

BUY

He sees good value in this. Generally sees good value in tech. May not be everyone’s pick as emphasis is on services side and software. With the pull back over the last few weeks, it is not a bad entry point. A move into this name now should be considered a short term trade. It is not a long term hold.

TOP PICK
Corporate, not the consumer, part of Hewlett Packard. Sell services to global corporations. Extremely well run. Earnings have been moving up. Single-digit multiple. Good dividend, free cash flow being used to invest in the company to raise dividend and buy back shares. Compellingly cheap. Yield is 2.92%. (Analysts’ price target is $17.07)
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(A Top Pick Mar 26/19, Down 26%) They have done an excellent job and have a great yield. It is worth double where it is trading. It is a takeout candidate. He would stick with it and would rather they did not sell.
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Allan Tong’s Discover Picks This so-called “old tech” name has gained 52% in the past year. Surprising? Apple has climbed 36%. While FAANG has been stealing the spotlight, HPE has been making money. The company last reported on November 23 (Q3-2021): revenues climbed 9% YOY, adjusted earnings leapt 52% while both numbers beat expectations. Guidance was rosy, forecasting an 8-14% YOY increase in adjusted EPS for fiscal 2022, grounded in solid hardware sales for notebooks and PC's which amount to 71% of all revenues. A weak spot had to do with anything related to HP's printing division where revenues faded in Q4, up only 1%, sliding from 24% in Q3 and 28% in Q2. Also, chip shorrtages hitting the entire sector are a headwind. Read 3 Technology Stocks with Potential for our full analysis.
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Trevor Rose’s Insights - Trevor’s most-liked answers from 5i Research

With a P/E at 9.7x we would not say it is too late to buy HPE but the recent quarterly results did miss revenue forecasts which were slight cause for concern. On the otherhand, shares are trading at an all-time high so while the news is promising and it is cheap on an earnings basis we understand the concern. We would not expect too much growth out of HPE even with this news as it is more of a value investment that offers a decent yield of 2.85%.
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The Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company is an American multinational information technology company. It is a business-focused organization which works in servers, storage, networking, containerization software and consulting and support. Additionally, the company invests in communications and media solutions. Social media mentions are up 130% in the past 24h.

BUY

He's impressed with their recent showcase of AI plans. Their cost of operations is radically lower than what he expected.

SELL

The last quarter was bad and put them in the penalty box. Buy Dell instead.