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Damo: Why Dell's sharp drop is an opportunity
On May 30, the latest quarterly report from Dell, the new favorite of the AI circuit. Although many core financial indicators exceeded expectations, the stock price fell sharply by 20% after the market on the same day due to falling profits and a lack of surprises in the backlog of AI server orders. Morgan Stanley analyst Erik Woodring and others believe that Dell's stock price had previously surged 39% in a single month in May, reaching a record high, and its performance far exceeded the market. This sharp drop was also due to some investors' sense of a profit settlement. However, Erik believes that this retracement is closer to an opportunity to “reverse and pick up”, and Dell still has room to rise. Poor profitability is a storage table
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