Heisenberg
Stock Chartist, Long/Short Ideas
Dell can run to $600 as heavy call buying and support from Trump meet a tightening chart. @FL0WG0D flags $18.4 million into Dell $500 calls, and volume is drying up while the stock consolidates in a symmetrical triangle. x.com x.comÂ
Dell has room to run to $800 next after its climb from the $450s to $600, backed by heavy options buying. Someone has bet over $4 million in one of the most aggressive options buy executions seen. x.comÂ
Dell's 12% jump on claims that Trump told people to buy the stock was a coordinated social media pump, and it is now dumping. Trump praised the Dell family and said people should buy a Dell computer, not Dell shares, and Dell is not like Intel or the administration's four other holdings. As an American company Dell is probably not a bad investment, but there are better things to wait for. x.comÂ
Dell's run could get a good boost from apparent support from Trump, who, per a post the author replies to, seems to really like Dell right now. x.comÂ
Dell is breaking out on incredible quarterly and yearly growth, no longer the PC company it once was. The next stop is $600. x.com x.comÂ
Dell's jump to about $470 on earnings may not hold, because system integrator and hardware vendor margins are notoriously fickle. A fall back to the normal trendline around $300-350 would not be surprising. x.comÂ
Dell has broken through $500 and now targets all-time highs. x.comÂ
Dell Technologies has shifted decisively to the bullish side on staggering AI server demand, raised guidance and political endorsement, including a call to "go out and buy a Dell." The chart shows a bullish pennant. A gap below could still fill, but a move higher puts $469.47 next as a challenge to prior highs, with a Fibonacci target of $535.35 above that. x.comÂ
Dell has a decent shot at fading because the cycle is clearly at the point where it should crest. x.comÂ
Dell was set to rise as analysts raise their estimates, and the shares were up 8% after hours. x.comÂ