On July 29, Dell Technologies Inc. declined 3.55% overnight, trading at $378.18/share, with turnover of $6.8862 million. The decline follows a sharp selloff in the prior session where the stock plunged over 14%, marking its largest single-day drop since April of last year.

On the news front, Dell continues to face pressure from broad-based weakness across the computer hardware, storage, and peripherals sector. Multiple stocks in the sector remain under selling pressure, with SanDisk down 8.51%, Western Digital down 4.63%, and Super Micro Computer down 2.28%. The ongoing decline is not attributed to company-specific news but rather reflects cautious market sentiment toward the industry's short-term outlook. Notably, Citi had raised Dell's target price to $515 just days prior, citing strong AI infrastructure demand, yet the sector-wide risk-off mood has overwhelmed the positive analyst outlook.

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