
Dell, Workday, and HP have all reported disappointing guidance, leading to significant declines in their respective stock prices. Dell's stock has fallen due to weak guidance, as customers are reportedly delaying purchases of next-generation AI servers. Analysts suggest that Dell's success in the upcoming quarter will hinge on its ability to stimulate demand for AI PCs. Similarly, Workday's guidance fell just short of analysts' expectations, which resulted in a sharp decline in its stock price. However, Workday has shown improved profitability due to effective cost discipline. Meanwhile, HP's stock has also dropped following lower guidance, despite some positive sentiment surrounding growth in its printing business. Analysts noted that while HP's printing segment is seeing a return to growth, it remains limited and may not offset the overall decline in guidance.
ICYMI - .@HP’s stock sinks on lower guidance, despite optimism in the PC market https://t.co/n0Yj8RL38A @SiliconANGLE @Mike_Wheatley “Investors will at least be pleased to see the printing business return to growth, even if that was limited, and perhaps some…” #Earnings https://t.co/vqwCogRzs5
ICYMI - .@Dell’s stock falls on weak guidance, as more #customers hold off for next-gen #AI servers https://t.co/LYwwHJhNNU @SiliconANGLE @Mike_Wheatley “Success in the coming quarter will depend on Dell’s ability to spark some AI PC demand. If it…” #Earnings https://t.co/xh8iCPYOWN
ICYMI - .@Workday’s guidance falls just short of analysts’ expectations, stock gets hammered https://t.co/oRfPOFosKf @SiliconANGLE @Mike_Wheatley “Another plus is Workday’s cost discipline, which helped its profitability improve by around...” #Earnings https://t.co/7vX1Qj2vAw






