Dell Technologies Inc. Class C Common Stock (DELL)
112.21
-2.01 (-1.76%)
NYSE · Last Trade: Jun 10th, 2:34 PM EDT
Detailed Quote
Previous Close
114.22
Open
114.80
Bid
112.21
Ask
112.24
Day's Range
112.07 - 115.05
52 Week Range
66.25 - 161.52
Volume
6,911,166
Market Cap
78.77B
PE Ratio (TTM)
27.57
EPS (TTM)
4.1
Dividend & Yield
2.100 (1.87%)
1 Month Average Volume
6,689,777
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About Dell Technologies Inc. Class C Common Stock (DELL)
Dell Technologies Inc is a global leader in technology solutions, offering a wide range of products and services designed to empower organizations and individuals. The company specializes in computing hardware, including personal computers and servers, as well as storage solutions and networking products. Additionally, Dell provides a robust portfolio of software and services, focusing on cloud computing, data transformation, and cybersecurity, enabling clients to harness the power of technology for their business needs. With a commitment to innovation and sustainability, Dell aims to enhance productivity and connectivity across various industries and consumer segments. Read More
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