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HP Inc.HPQ

Technology

Neutral

ASignal's systematic analysis rates HPQ as Neutral. HP Inc. has a market cap of $24.94B, a P/E of 9.95, a 4.5% net margin, and 9.0% year-over-year revenue growth.

Reflects the latest available analysis · analyzed Aug 1, 2026

The case on HPQ

Bull vs bear, surfaced by ASignal's framework agents from public market data. The precise verdict: ASignal Rank, confidence, and price targets - is in the app.

Bull case

Strong value score (0.9)
Low P/E ratio (9.95x) relative to market
Forward P/E indicates expected earnings growth
EV/EBITDA of 6.81x suggests reasonable enterprise valuation
Positive earnings growth (16.2% YoY)
Free cash flow of $3.45B supports dividend and reinvestment

Bear case

Negative price-to-book ratio (-173.69x) indicates negative shareholder equity or accounting anomaly
Current ratio (0.79x) and quick ratio (0.44x) suggest liquidity concerns
Extremely high dividend yield (447%) likely reflects pricing error or unsustainable payout
Payout ratio (43.66%) based on current earnings appears inconsistent with 447% yield
Debt-to-equity ratio not available, limiting financial health assessment
ROE listed as 'N/A', likely due to negative equity

Key facts

Sector

Technology

Market cap

$24.94B

P/E ratio

9.95

Gross margin

20.3%

Net margin

4.5%

Rev growth YoY

9.0%

Price (Aug 1, 2026)

$27.27

Peers

Clustered with HPQ by analysis-profile similarity.

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How ASignal analyzes HPQ

Most investors never get a second opinion, let alone several. ASignal runs HPQ past a panel of specialized investor-framework agents, each calibrated on a distinct school of investing: Warren Buffett's value discipline, Bill Ackman's activist lens, and Ray Dalio's macro view. They don't just score in isolation, they argue: a dedicated Challenger agent pushes back on every conclusion until the panel settles on a reasoned consensus, weighing fundamentals, macro conditions, market sentiment, and price action together. The kind of cross-examined read that takes a research desk hours, ASignal delivers in under two minutes, refreshed every cycle.

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