HPE Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co

$HPE HPE price target raised to $92 from $76 at Citi Citi raised the firm's price target on HPE to $92 from $76 and keeps a Buy rating on the shares post the networking day. The company surprised investors with a near-term financial update that reflected "strong" longer-term confidence in sustained growth, the analyst tells investors in a research note. Citi founds HPE's messaging "incrementally bullish" for the shares.

$HPE — New AMD AI Servers, Shares Reach Record High $HPE $AMD CONFIRMED: FOUR NEW ENTERPRISE AI SERVERS UNVEILED On October 7, HPE announced four new ProLiant Gen13 servers powered by AMD’s sixth-generation EPYC processors. The systems target AI inference, autonomous AI-agent workloads, analytics and enterprise computing. The DL585a Gen13 supports up to eight GPUs, while the DL525 offers up to 256 CPU cores. HPE shares climbed approximately 2.9%, reaching an intraday record of $73.28. Why it matters: AI infrastructure spending is expanding beyond large GPU training clusters into enterprise inference, CPU orchestration and data-center modernization. This is a confirmed product announcement, not a new customer contract or revenue forecast. $HPE $AMD $DELL $SMCI $NVDA

$HPE why would u sell now still got a few weeks before pull backs . Will see 80 s next week

$HPE $SNOW $AMZN Asos clothing company got hacked and HPE Air-gapped will me must have in 2027 HPE Private cloud PC3000 or PC7000 is own data center and they can run without internet (Air-gapped) Asos customers data and maybe employed data is leaked and if they use HPE Privat Cloud PC3000 (Small) so they couldn be hacked cuz no internet Company that use only AWS and Snowflake need HPE Privat Cloud AI so web app market things data in aws and snowflake and Customers data Employees Data ohter secret data in HPE Privat Cloud data center also called On-premises at will run without internet and cant be hacked data centers no internet (Air-Gapped) will maybe be important for global

$HPE The only deal since earnings that share will drop under $61.00 like last week that always does each week that insiders are selling also .

$HPE Two numbers moved at the networking investor day today: the guide and the order book. The guide: HPE now expects networking revenue to compound in the high teens from fiscal 2026 through 2029. The old forecast was 5 to 7 percent. Effectively a tripling of the outlook, powered by AI network demand. Fiscal 2027 alone was raised to high teens to low 20s, from 14 to 17. The order: Vultr placed a 1.2 billion order for HPE's AMD Helios AI racks, equipped with AI chips plus HPE's networking switches and software, for its US data centers. The first order on the new Helios platform. HPE also lifted the Juniper cost-savings target to 800 million in annual run-rate by fiscal 2028, from 600 million. The acquisition keeps paying for itself. Shares up about 6 percent to around 65 today, touching a new high near 67.10.

why people are arguing about ASTS SNDK and APLD while $HPE $P $OKTA $SNOW all marching higher I’ll never understand

$HPE Several Wall Street firms have recently upgraded ratings or raised price targets for Hewlett Packard Enterprise (NYSE: HPE), driven by strong momentum in its AI infrastructure business and upside tied to its Juniper Networks integration: Key Analyst Rating & Price Target Updates | Firm | Rating Action | New Price Target | Previous Target | Key Drivers / Focus | |---|---|---|---|---| | Barclays | Maintained Overweight | $83.00 | $79.00 | AI server adoption, expanded hardware partnerships, and upside potential. | | Raymond James | Maintained Outperform | $86.00 | $74.00 | High-performance computing demand and enterprise AI deployments. | | Truist Financial | Reaffirmed Buy | $75.00 | $70.00 | Solid enterprise IT spending and margin expansion. | | Wall Street Zen | Upgraded to Strong Buy | . | | Wells Fargo | Maintained Equal Weight | Target Increased | — | | Morgan Stanley | Maintained Overweight | $72.00 | $67.00 | Strong growth prospects and AI demand momentum. | .

$HPE I day trade the eff out of most my stocks. This one I just buy and buy. Sooo much room to run.

This big $HPE October $55 call buyer from last month is still holding. The calls are about $14.75 now from $3.25 +350%

$HPE Working as well. IMO still very undervalued. Should me north of 100 imo. Holding all shares since entry alert.

$HPE we’re gonna bounce back don’t get pushed out by the shorties… this will break 100 + soon….

$HPE I posted last month when HPE was still in the $50’s that we’d hit $75 a share within a few weeks. Looks like I was right. Now I think we hit triple digits this year.

$HPE Rack scale AI platform with self healing networks. All the Hyperscalers money is going to end up here. $120 in few months

$HPE What a monster this stock has been this year. Buy the dip trade set up for continuation move.

$HPE couldn't close above 65 for two weeks, then blew right through it Friday, up 7% to a record close of 69.33 on strong volume. That old 65 ceiling should act as a floor now, and that's the level I'm watching on any dip.

$HPE saw a massive breakout on Friday, but is rejecting the $70 level Being that previous resistance of $65.50 hasn't been tested as support, a pullback is due ... Just look at these Bollinger Bands

$HPE One of the best aspects of HPE is that it isn’t even on retail investors’ radar. As an example there are very few posts on here or on X from retail investors. The stock has nearly 100% institutional ownership. Just wait and see what happens when the retail investors jump on board. The ride is just getting started.

$HPE At its current price HPE still remains one of the most undervalued AI companies. This stock may rally for months.

Same AI data center trade, opposite reactions today. $HPE +8% and $NTAP +5.5% (fresh all-time high ~227) while $STX -10% and $WDC -9% sit at the bottom of my Nasdaq 100 board. What my screener shows: HPE has Quick Momentum buy, a 52-week high and a spot on my Trend Leaders list (rank 5 of 10), but Reversal Watch just flipped to sell with RSI ~70. 1Y +190%. NTAP: 52-week high, Piotroski 8/9, Reversal sell at RSI ~76. 1Y +94%. The news: $DELL (+4%) talked up a 95B USD AI backlog and named memory as the bottleneck, HPE cited a record backlog, NetApp launched a new AI storage system. The disk makers are still digesting Toshiba's plan to double HDD capacity. No position in any of them. Is this a real split (servers and flash win, disks lose) or just a one-day rotation after a huge run?