A top Goldman Sachs analyst called Dell before a 275% run. They have made another call.
The record: an 82.7% hit rate across 36 rated calls. The DELL call started in January, near a 52-week low.
Reiterated: Buy
DELL · Dell Technologies · Current: $428.13 · +243% since call
In January, Dell Technologies Inc. (DELL) traded near $110 a share.
The financial media had moved on. The headline was AI chips, not a maker of laptops and servers.
One Goldman Sachs analyst disagreed and rated Dell a Buy. Then that Buy was reiterated as the stock climbed, again and again.
Dell hit an all-time high of $469 on June 1. It trades near $428 today. That call is up roughly 275%.
Dell was not a one-off.
Here is the part most people miss. This analyst ranks among the most accurate on Wall Street.
Across 36 rated calls, 82.7% reached their target. The average call gained 56.8% within three months, and 20.6% within one.
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