Computing company Dell Technologies (NYSE: DELL) went public way back in 1988. The business performed well for more than a decade, and the stock performance was sensational going into the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s. At one point, Dell was valued at around $100 billion.

However, from the year 2000 until 2013, the business languished, and the stock dropped roughly 75% in value. Finally, the company's founder, Michael Dell, worked out a deal to take the company private again.

The public history for Dell seemed to be over. But in 2018, it went public once again at about $23 per share (adjusted for subsequent stock splits). Here's why it's been off to the races ever since.

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