Values ​​to watch today on Wall Street Wednesday, November 24, 2021

(AOF) – Dell

Dell reported third-quarter net income of $ 3.89 billion, or $ 4.87 per share, down from $ 832 million a year earlier, or $ 1.08 per share. Excluding exceptional items, EPS stood at 2.37 dollars, above the consensus which anticipated 2.3 dollars. The IT group’s revenue rose 21% to $ 28.39 billion, while analysts polled by FactSet were targeting $ 27.37 billion. PC sales jumped 34% to $ 16.5 billion, topping both the home and business segments.

HP

HP Inc delivered results that exceeded expectations. In the fourth quarter, which ended at the end of October, the company specializing in personal computers and printers achieved net profit up 364% to 3.1 billion dollars, or 2.71 per share. Excluding special items, profit reached 94 cents per share, beating consensus by 6 cents. Its revenue grew 9.3% (+ 6.9% at constant exchange rates) to $ 16.68 billion. It is 8.58% higher than expected. PC and printer maker expects adjusted earnings per share of between $ 4.07 and $ 4.27 in fiscal 2022

Gap

Gap on Tuesday evening posted a loss of $ 152 million in the third quarter of 2021, or 40 cents per share, after profit of 95 million, or 25 cents per share, a year earlier at the same time. Adjusted for exceptional items, EPS was 27 cents. Sales of the famous ready-to-wear group fell 1.3% to $ 3.943 billion. The FactSet consensus was targeting a net profit of $ 191 million and revenue of $ 4.43 billion. gap has acknowledged facing significant supply issues.

Nordstrom

In the third quarter of 2021, Nordstrom made a profit of 39 cents per share, compared to 34 last year at the same time. Analysts, however, expected much better, at 57 cents per share. However, revenues exceeded expectations, to $ 3.64 billion (+ 18% over one year, but -1% over two years), for a consensus of 3.5 billion. The fashion retailer is also experiencing significant inventory and cost issues related to supply difficulties, and “may have difficulty winning back customers.”

Tesla

Elon Musk sold an additional $ 1.05 billion in Tesla shares, according to a regulatory document released on Tuesday. At the same time, the CEO of the electric vehicle manufacturer also exercised an option to purchase 2.15 million shares. In total, Elon Musk sold nearly $ 10 billion of Tesla shares in November. In pre-opening of Wall Street this Wednesday, the title Tesla evolves in equilibrium.

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