HP

HP shares rose intraday about 8.3% to $35.85 after RBC initiated coverage with a "Sector Perform" rating and a $33 price target. RBC praised the "Hybrid AI at the Edge" strategy and the cost-cutting program, which is expected to achieve annualized savings of $1 billion by fiscal 2028, providing a basis for margin improvement. An InvestingPro fair-value estimate of $37.10, strong Q3 results with record revenue, raised EPS and FCF guidance, and 46% of shipments being AI PCs accelerated buying interest. A favorable market backdrop amplified the rally and pressured traders who had been heavily positioned short. » More on de.investing.com

HP Inc’s stock rose to a 52‑week high of $32.85 and is up 69% over the last six months (YTD +44%). InvestingPro values the stock at a fair value of $37.09 and sees further upside; the dividend yield is 3.89% with 56 consecutive years of dividend payments. HP beat expectations for Q3 2026 with revenue of $15.7 billion and EPS of $0.83, raised its full‑year EPS guidance to $3.19–$3.29 and free cash flow to $3.0–$3.2 billion, while the stock fell in after‑hours trading over margin concerns and BofA raised its price target to $21 but left the rating at “Underperform.” » More on de.investing.com

At the Goldman Sachs tech conference, HP reported strong Q3 results with record revenue in its Personal Systems division (+18%), driven by AI PCs and premium products, and raised its full-year outlook. The printing business remains stable thanks to Smart Tank, industrial printing and subscription models, but faces margin pressure from higher input costs. HP sees significant growth potential in hybrid AI computing at the edge, announces cost measures and product adjustments to stabilize margins, and is continuing the CEO search on schedule. » More on de.investing.com