Hewlett Packard Enterprise SCHEME This trading set will be used in the future to justify the best entry into $HPE.by fract6610
Wanted: "Tech" StockI am always looking for a Bargain. All of the High Flyers are too expensive. So, I invested $10,000 into HPE Looks like $9.90 is Resistance. Longby dsmesc4
HPE sentiment is changingLast week I put up a post titled "HPE sentiment may change for the better," but the post got blocked because I had a link in there that the mods felt constituted advertising. Well, HPE sentiment has begun to change for the better, as I predicted, so I think this is worth an update and repost with the offending link removed. I track metrics of both value and sentiment, and I usually only buy a stock if measures of both value and sentiment are aligned. I've noticed, though, that there's more money to be made if you can pick a stock with good value and poor sentiment that's about to improve. HPE may be a candidate for just such a positive change in sentiment. Value I've struggled with how to calculate PEG ratios post-Covid. I generally take my earnings growth rate from an approximately five-year linear regression line (three years past actuals, two years future estimates). But when you've got a black swan event right in the middle of your time series, what do you do with that? Do you use a continuous function that makes the growth rate look negative? Or do you use a piecewise function that makes it look positive? I've settled on taking the average of the two. So, keep that in mind when I tell you that I've calculated HPE's PEG ratio at 3.39 and PSG ratio at 0.36. I typically multiply the two values together to get a composite PEG*PSG ratio, in this case 1.23. Of the stocks I track, the only one with a better PEG*PSG than this is $HPQ. HPE is also trading near the bottom of its 3-year valuation range in terms of forward P/E and forward P/S. It has generally traded at about .75 forward P/S. Right now it's about .47. Implicitly, there's about 59% upside from here. Do the same calculation with forward P/E, and the numbers imply about 40% upside from here. Another thing I really like about HPE is how innovative it is. Over the last three years, HPE has averaged 50 patents granted per billion dollars of current market cap, making it more innovative for its size than any other company I watch save IBM. Throw in the fact that HPE is expected to pay 4.8% in dividends over the next 12 months, and you've got a stock that combines both shareholder returns and growth potential. That's rare. Sentiment HPE's Equity Starmine Summary Score improved from 1.6/10 to 3.7/10 in the last 24 hours, meaning that analysts are growing more positive on the stock. The upgrade caused a nice spike in the stock price today. The sentiment change comes after HPE reported 3Q results and not only beat analyst expectations on earnings and revenue, but also beat analyst expectations on 4Q guidance. Analysts sharply increased earnings estimates for the next couple years after the earnings report. Perhaps even more importantly, HPE dramatically improved its financial health from the year-ago quarter. From the conference call: "Our Q3 free cash flow of $924 million was up $276 million year over year, driven by a record cash flow from operations as a result of our improved execution this quarter. . . . We generated cash flow from operations of approximately $1.5 billion. This is the highest level for the past 11 quarters, as we improved our operational execution." The company does expect cash flow to be sequentially lower next quarter due to restructuring, but the company is still in stellar shape financially, with an $8.5 billion cash reserve. Given HPE's strong results, I expect continued analyst upgrades. And I'm not alone in thinking so; HPE now has a bullish put/call ratio of 0.51. Technicals HPE's technicals are neutral at the moment, with the stock in a triangle. A couple ways to play it would be to buy near the bottom of the triangle or wait for an upside breakout. I do think there's a good chance HPE will make an upside breakout in the coming weeks, overall market conditions permitting.Longby ChristopherCarrollSmithUpdated 445
10 day/20 day crossover This one looks great for a move, can't find a good option I like for it however.Longby UnknownUnicorn39241541
HP Enterprise falls to the bear market HP the tech company has fallen into the bear market. Right now it is trading on 9.26 a big drop from where it was at the start of this year at around 16.00. by John2245676
Sell Short: Hewlett Packard - Ticker HPE - TechnologySell Short: Hewlett Packard - Ticker: HPE - Sector: Technology Industry: Communication Equipment Go to the Invest2Success Advisory Page and Also for USA Asia Financial Forecasts Sell Entry: 12.22 to 10.91 Stop-Loss: Available to Subscribers Take Profit Price Targets: Available to Subscribers NYSE:HPE NYSE:DELL NYSE:IBM NASDAQ:AAPL NYSE:SNE NASDAQ:MSFT NYSE:WIT $HPE #hewlettpackard $DELL #Dell $IBM #IBM $AAPL #Apple $SNE #Sony $MSFT #microsoft $WIT #wipro #technology #coronavirus #stocks #stockmarket #wallstreet #nyse #sp500 #nasdaq #investing #investors #trading #traders #markets #speculating #economy #finance Shortby Reyes8084
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. (HPE / USD) __ NYSEPrices of Interest 🧐🤔: $9.41 $10.87 $11.56 Profit prices to consider 🧐🤔: $20.97Longby managementcapital3
Hewlett Packard (HPE) long.All description on the chart. Please, don't forget to like and follow. Thank you.Longby chorny.capitalUpdated 6
HPE ContinuationNice continuation of short term trend, enter the demand zoneShortby simtrader19aUpdated 5
Long (Short term)Going by a few pinbars, previous levels of support, fibonacci retracement - short term easy, long term potential - lets see how the tide rolls itLongby BettercallD223
Analysis of HEWLETT-PACKARD 9.10.2019The price is below the moving average of 20 MA and MA 200, indicating the downward trend. MACD is below the zero level. The oscillator Force Index is below the zero levels. If the level of support is broken, you shall follow the recommendations below: • Timeframe: H4 • Recommendation: Short Position • Entry Level: Short Position 16.15 • Take Profit Level: 15.15 (100 pips) If the price rebound from the support level, you shall follow the recommendations below: • Timeframe: H4 • Recommendation: Long Position • Entry Level: Long Position 17.00 • Take Profit Level: 17.50 (50 pips) USDCHF A possible short position in the breakdown of the level 0.9910 USDJPY A possible long position at the breakout of the level 107.45 EURUSD A possible long position at the breakout of the level 1.0990 GBPUSD A possible short position in the breakdown of the level 1.2190by PaxForex6
HEP JUMPS ON EARNING BEATInvestors finally have something to be bullish about, earnings beat estimates easily and the company is optimistic for the future. The stock was down over 20% in 2019 but has had a nice 7% gain in the afterhours. Much will depend on the earnings call, a possible entry for a long is $14.15, juts above near term resistance. Longby RedHotStocks1111
Short Trading Swing DownwardLong upper shadow and previous average Marabozu shows signs of downward pull; confirmed by oscillatorsShortby Kareim2
$HPE HEWLETT PACKARD ENT. READY TO PRINT $$$$$ FOR INVESTORSHPE LOOKS LIKE A LOVELY RISK REWARD LONG IN ITS CURRENT PRICE ACTION, WE SEE A INVERSE H&S FORMING ALONG WITH POSITIVE INDICATORS AND MORE POSITIVE DEVELOPMENTS ON THE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT FRONT. Longby DEXWireNews5
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Horizontal purple lines above 18,58 are your targets / potential tops. I don't advice to buy for the long term until we see a good uptrend above 18.58. The vertical lines represent an expectation of a change in trend, a pivot high/low or start of a new bull market. Q4 2020 is going to be very interesting. by AchrafBen2