This summary was created by AI, based on 7 opinions in the last 12 months.
Hewlett-Packard Co. (HPQ-N) has been performing well in the market, with the unveiling of a new line of AI PCs driving a significant increase in shares. The company's total revenue for Q2 slightly declined from the previous year but still exceeded street expectations. Experts are optimistic about the future of HP, citing the potential for a PC refresh cycle fueled by AI and a strong quarter report. Additionally, the company's pivot into the networking space by acquiring Juniper Networks has garnered positive attention.
They lead the coming new cycle in PCS, driven by AI. HP unveiled its line of AI PCs 3 weeks ago, then reported a great quarter. Shares are up 20% in the past month.
Yesterday, they reported a fantastic quarter, making it clear that the build-out of data centres is not done and in fact are in the early innings of AI.
HP jumped 30% in May after unveiling a new line of AI PCs--and there's a PC refresh cycle coming fueled by AI. HP could be the first. Also, HP delivered an earnings beat last week.
It's not Dell. But they have the new AI PC. Should do well next quarter, not this one.
Pivoting into the networking space. Buying Juniper Networks. Own it here, south of $28, and just below $27.
They just reported, up 15% this year so far. But the quarter was mixed though mostly beat expectations: sales were a tad light, earnings beat though, excellent cash flow, good operating margin and raised their full-year forecast.
Imaging and printing, personal computing, SaaS. Proceeds from SHOP and NVDA were used to buy this one. Reminds him of ORCL. Strong cashflows, mature business, stable market share, returning significant amounts back to shareholders, progress on efficiencies. Attractive PE in mid-teens. Price target of $39.50. Different from HPE stock. Yield is 3.59%.
(Analysts’ price target is $29.30)The problem with this company is that it is a slow growth business. In the tech world there are companies that grow much faster. There are better opportunities out there where you are not paying a huge multiple for them.
It's now selling at exactly FMV. Its balance sheet can't support a stock buyback. In fact, they should be issuing stock. There's no upside. He doesn't like it now.
Hewlett-Packard Co is a American stock, trading under the symbol HPQ-N on the New York Stock Exchange (HPQ). It is usually referred to as NYSE:HPQ or HPQ-N
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On 2024-12-03, Hewlett-Packard Co (HPQ-N) stock closed at a price of $36.79.
They surprised people with that offering, but shares are cheap now at $17.