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Dell ranks 10th among cheap AI stocks at 13x forward earnings

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Dell ranks 10th among cheap AI stocks at 13x forward earnings

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  1. What happened

    Dell Technologies ranks 10th on a list of the 10 best and cheap stocks to buy heading into 2027, trading at a forward P/E of 13 with expected 2027 revenue growth of nearly 34%.

  2. Why it matters

    The low forward P/E and high expected growth suggest Dell may be undervalued relative to its earnings prospects, which could appeal to value-focused investors.

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Dell's inclusion on the list comes as Wall Street's AI trade faced a broad selloff on October 30, with the Philadelphia semiconductor index losing more than 7% and Intel falling 28.6%. Rising benchmark 10-year Treasury yields near 5.3% have prompted a repricing of the cost of capital, making debt more expensive for hyperscalers with large cash needs. Against that backdrop, Dell's combination of a 13 forward P/E and nearly 34% expected revenue growth for 2027 stands out. The company's record $60.9 billion in AI server orders and $95 billion backlog suggest strong demand, while its traditional server and networking revenue jumped 122% as customers modernize data centers. Dell lifted its full-year revenue outlook to $192 billion, reflecting confidence that demand is running ahead of supply.

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What makes Dell a cheap AI stock?
Dell has a forward P/E of 13 and expected revenue growth of nearly 34% for 2027.
How large is Dell's AI server backlog?
Dell ended its fiscal second quarter with a $95 billion backlog of AI servers waiting to ship.
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