On August 13, Dell Technologies Inc. rose 3.97% in pre-market trading, trading at $503.74/share.
On the news front, Goldman Sachs raised its target price on Dell from $500 to $510 on August 12, maintaining a Buy rating, effectively countering the bearish sentiment triggered by Morgan Stanley's earlier downgrade from $477 to $430 on August 11 that had sent shares tumbling over 5%. According to FactSet, analysts maintain an average Overweight rating on Dell with a mean target price of $506.14.
Additionally, Lenovo Group's strong earnings results provided a further tailwind, lifting AI server suppliers broadly in overnight trading. As a key participant in the AI server space, Dell benefited from sector-wide momentum, with Super Micro Computer and other peers also advancing. The combination of Goldman Sachs' contrarian upgrade and positive industry-level catalysts continues to support investor confidence heading into pre-market trading.
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