On June 10, Dell Technologies rose 3.37% in regular trading, trading at $392.92/share, with trading volume of $555 million. The stock continues its upward trajectory following a strong first fiscal quarter earnings beat and substantial guidance raise.

The rally is supported by a wave of analyst upgrades. Bank of America significantly raised its target price to $500, reaffirming a Buy rating, after Dell reported Q1 results that far exceeded expectations and raised FY2027 revenue guidance by nearly $30 billion to $165-169 billion, with EPS guidance lifted by $5 to $17.65-$18.15. JP Morgan maintained its Overweight rating while raising its target price from $280 to $500, citing robust AI infrastructure demand. Morgan Stanley upgraded the stock from Underweight to Equal Weight, acknowledging Dell has managed memory and CPU supply shortages better than peers.

Additionally, Nvidia's new PC chip launch has provided a tailwind for PC brand manufacturers including Dell. The company's AI server business continues to see accelerating growth, with management raising AI business revenue expectations as enterprise demand for AI infrastructure remains strong.

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