DELL — The Print Record

Dell Technologies's last 10 earnings prints, scored the way the tape scores them: beat or miss on earnings and revenue, against how the stock actually traded three sessions later (up, flat or down at ±3%). Part of The Print Record — one name per day during earnings season. The name's own page — chart, technicals, quality, peers — is at DELL on Closelooknet.

9/10EPS beats
7/10revenue beats
4 · 2 · 4up · flat · down (+3d, ±3%)
2026-09-01next print · Prints tonight after the close (Tue 1 Sep) — est EPS $4.91 · est revenue ~$44.9B

C — free account

The full DELL card is one free registration away

The reaction chart, the metric that actually carries the print, and the behavior read — plus every archived edition. One email, no password.

Join for free

Already joined on this browser? The content shows automatically. Looking for the archive, portfolios and real-time signals? That is C+.

Trade the Look AI Cycle 2030 — where AI profits move between 2026 and 2030, as an investable wikifolio certificate. See the wikifolio →

FAQ · from the current data · as of 2026-09-01

Quick answers

How often does Dell Technologies (DELL) beat earnings estimates?

Across its last 10 covered prints (as of the 2026-09-01 edition), Dell Technologies beat EPS estimates 9 of 10 times and revenue estimates 7 of 10 times.

How does DELL stock react to earnings?

Measured from the close on print day to the close three sessions later: 4 of the last 10 prints resolved up (beyond +3%), 2 flat, 4 down — with reactions spanning -20.1% to +37.3%. Beat-or-miss and reaction are scored separately because they frequently disagree.

What was DELL's biggest earnings reaction?

+37.3% over the three sessions after the May 26 print (2026-05-28), which was a double beat.

When does Dell Technologies report earnings next?

2026-09-01 (Prints tonight after the close (Tue 1 Sep) — est EPS $4.91 · est revenue ~$44.9B). The record and reaction chart on this page update after each print. This is an investment research diary, not advice.

Reactions measured close-of-print-day to the close three sessions later, on adjusted prices. An investment diary, not advice.