Key Takeaways
- Dell Technologies shares jumped 4.3% to $556.85, marking a fresh 52-week peak at $558.50
- Michael Dell, company CEO, scheduled to present at Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference at 12:25 PM PDT
- Company delivered unprecedented Q2 results with $47.0 billion revenue (58% YoY growth) and $95 billion AI order backlog
- Evercore upgrades price target to $650, maintains top pick status, projects potential $1,000 trajectory
- Silver Lake Partners offloaded approximately $38.2 million worth of shares on September 3, yet momentum remains strong
Shares of [[LINK_START_1]]Dell Technologies[[LINK_END_1]] advanced 4.3% during Wednesday’s morning session, climbing to $556.85 and establishing a new 52-week peak of $558.50. The upward movement coincides with CEO Michael Dell’s scheduled presentation at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference, slated for 12:25 PM PDT.
Investors are keenly focused on the upcoming presentation, anticipating fresh insights regarding Dell’s artificial intelligence infrastructure opportunities, which have served as the primary catalyst behind the stock’s impressive performance throughout the year.
This conference engagement follows exceptional quarterly results disclosed on September 1. The technology giant announced Q2 fiscal 2027 revenue reaching $47.0 billion, representing a 58% year-over-year increase, alongside $16.4 billion in AI-focused revenue and $60.9 billion in AI-related purchase orders throughout the period.
With an outstanding $95 billion AI order backlog, management demonstrated sufficient conviction to elevate full-year projections to 69% revenue expansion and a 148% surge in adjusted earnings per share to $25.50.
The impressive earnings performance sparked numerous analyst upgrades across Wall Street. Financial institutions including Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and Citigroup each elevated their price objectives in response to the results.
Wednesday morning brought additional bullish sentiment from Evercore, which increased its price target from $575 to $650 while maintaining Dell among its preferred investment selections.
Evercore’s Bullish Perspective
Amit Daryanani, lead analyst at Evercore, identified four fundamental drivers supporting sustained optimism: expanding neocloud infrastructure deployment, nascent enterprise artificial intelligence adoption cycles, supply chain competitive advantages enabling market share capture, and strategic capital management practices.
Daryanani believes current Wall Street consensus estimates around $25.88 EPS for FY27 are conservative, suggesting a bull scenario exceeding $30. His analysis extends to FY28, projecting earnings potential above $40 compared to prevailing Street estimates near $31, which could justify a $1,000 stock valuation when applying a 25x earnings multiple.
Recent Insider Activity
Counterbalancing the bullish narrative, Silver Lake Partners IV divested roughly $38.2 million in Dell Class C Common Stock on September 3, 2026. Combined Silver Lake entity transactions exceeded $160 million near the 52-week high point.
Despite this insider selling, the stock’s upward trajectory persists. DELL demonstrates relative strength against a declining broader market environment, with the S&P 500 declining 0.3%, the Dow retreating 0.6%, and the Nasdaq falling 0.4%.
Dell currently commands a valuation of roughly 19 times forward earnings estimates. Additional Buy ratings emerged in analyst coverage published September 8 and 9, sustaining institutional attention ahead of today’s conference presentation.





