Jim Cramer flags Dell hitting his intraday price target near the close
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on September 2, 2026.
Cramer is calling his own intraday Dell target hit with minutes left in the session, a victory lap that tends to draw retail buyers into the close.
DELL closing in on my morning target..... @SquawkStreet
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Cramer posted the note to X late in the afternoon session on September 2, 2026, flagging that Dell was approaching the price level he had called out earlier that morning on Squawk Street. The timing matters because a public target call with minutes left in the trading day can pull in retail buyers scrambling to act before the bell.
The post reached nearly 20,000 impressions, a modest engagement footprint that nonetheless puts the call in front of a meaningful audience at a sensitive moment in the session.
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When a widely followed commentator declares a target is being hit in real time, it can create a self-fulfilling dynamic into the close as viewers who heard the morning call move quickly to confirm or chase the move. That kind of late-session activity is worth tracking separately from any fundamental shift in the stock's outlook.
Nothing in the post quantifies the target itself or explains what drove the intraday move, so the post reads as a momentum signal. Investors watching the stock should treat the close and any follow-through in after-hours trading as the next meaningful data point.
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