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Opinions Brian Acker, CA
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co.HPEPAST TOP PICKOct 17, 2017
Brian Acker, CAOwned
$14.61
Stock price when the opinion was issued
$47.52
As of Jun 18, 2026. Market Open.
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(A Top Pick Mar 26/19, Down 26%) They have done an excellent job and have a great yield. It is worth double where it is trading. It is a takeout candidate. He would stick with it and would rather they did not sell.
Lorne SteinbergOwned
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TOP PICK
Corporate, not the consumer, part of Hewlett Packard. Sell services to global corporations. Extremely well run. Earnings have been moving up. Single-digit multiple. Good dividend, free cash flow being used to invest in the company to raise dividend and buy back shares. Compellingly cheap. Yield is 2.92%. (Analysts’ price target is $17.07)
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He sees good value in this. Generally sees good value in tech. May not be everyone’s pick as emphasis is on services side and software. With the pull back over the last few weeks, it is not a bad entry point. A move into this name now should be considered a short term trade. It is not a long term hold.
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HP-N was old tech. It split and HPE-N is up 40% in his fund already. Everyone is confused. This part is the cloud, security, etc. The old one is the contract manufacturer. HPE-N is at EBV whereas peers are multiples of this. 31% upside.
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(A Top Pick Aug 29/16. Up 19%.) Thinks this will continue to do well.