Dell Technologies Stock (DELL) Opinions on Q1 Earnings Results - Quiver Quantitative
π Dell Technologies Q1 2027 revenue reached $43.8 billion, an 87.54% increase from the prior year.
π€ AI-optimized server revenue surged dramatically due to strong enterprise interest in infrastructure upgrades.
π Stock price jumped over 2% in initial trading following the earnings surprise.
π° Insider selling was aggressive with 1,448 trades in six months, all sales totaling over $1.3 billion from major funds.
π Lake Partners IV sold 1,204,855 shares for an estimated $507 million in the last six months.
π Chief Customer Officer William F Scannell sold 143,067 shares for approximately $23.6 million.
π COO Jeffrey W Clarke sold 116,000 shares for an estimated $21.2 million.
π¦ Jane Street Group added 5,292,113 shares (+654.4%) valued at $868.6 million in Q1 2026.
π Morgan Stanley removed 5,235,786 shares (-44.1%) from its portfolio in Q1 2026.
π Goldman Sachs added 2,668,464 shares (+67.7%) valued at $438 million in Q1 2026.
π Morgan Stanley issued an 'Underweight' rating on January 20, 2026.
π’ Citigroup issued a 'Buy' rating and Barclays issued an 'Overweight' rating in early 2026.
π― Analyst price targets range from $477 to $550 with a median target of $500.
π Erik Woodring from Morgan Stanley set a target price of $477 on June 23, 2026.
π Mark Newman from Bernstein and Katherine Murphy from Goldman Sachs both set targets at $500.
- Revenue grew by 87.54% year-over-year to $43.8 billion in Q1 2027.
- AI-optimized server revenue is surging dramatically due to strong enterprise demand.
- Stock price increased by over 2% immediately following the earnings report.
- Jane Street Group significantly increased its position, adding over $868 million in shares.
- Goldman Sachs added $438 million worth of shares, increasing their position by 67.7%.
- Multiple analysts maintain bullish price targets around $500 despite mixed ratings.
- All 1,448 insider trades in the past six months were sales, with zero purchases recorded.
- Major funds like Lake Partners IV and individual executives sold hundreds of millions of dollars worth of stock.
- Morgan Stanley reduced its position by $859 million and issued an 'Underweight' rating.
- Goldman Sachs removed $438 million from its portfolio despite adding shares in a different quarter context, showing mixed institutional sentiment.
- Institutional investors were net sellers with 783 decreasing positions versus 827 adding shares.