Sentences with phrase «analyst target price»

The mean analyst target price for the next year of market action is $ 63.05.

Now trading around $ 35 per share, the mean analyst target price for Suncor Energy over the next year of market action is $ 45.00.

They found the implied analyst target price for ProShares S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats ETF (NOBL) suggests 11 % upside.

Now trading around $ 86.50 per share, the mean analyst target price for Caterpillar over the next year of market action is $ 92.51.

Now trading around $ 47 per share, the mean analyst target price for BP over the next year of market action is $ 49.51.

The mean analyst target price for it is $ 20.28, more than a 10 % drop.

Now almost $ 16 a share, the mean analyst target price for ArcelorMittal for the next year is $ 15.21.

Now trading around $ 40.50 a share, the mean analyst target price for Honda Motor Corp. over the next year is $ 45.50.

Lee screened for stocks with low P / Es, positive net income growth, that had Overweight ratings by JPMorgan analysts and upside to analyst target prices.

Not exact matches

Analysts rushed to revise their price targets on Amazon following a stunning quarter.

The company's share price rose 6 percent in early trading on Friday after at least 14 Wall Street brokerages raised their price targets on the stock - a measure of the confidence around the stock among sector analysts.

The analyst reiterated his $ 1,500 price target for Amazon shares, representing slight downside to Thursday's close.

RBC analyst Walter Spracklin, who recently downgraded his Bombardier price target from $ 6.00 CAD to $ 4.00, wrote in a note Tuesday that the job cuts are «symptomatic of the balance sheet pressure» the company is currently experiencing.

At least six analysts have either downgraded the stock or cut their price targets since CEO John Flannery said he would review the dividend as he presented an «unacceptable» set of quarterly results.

Analysts rushed to revise their price targets on Amazon.

Of the 23 analysts covering the stock, 11 are positive and five are negative, while the average target price is 12,547 crowns.

One of the most respected analysts who follows Apple downgraded his rating on the stock on Friday to «market perform» from «outperform» and slashed his price target to $ 170 from $ 195.

On Friday, the stock got beaten up even more because analysts at Barclays Bank released a note cutting the shares to «underweight,» with an $ 89 price target (the stock closed at $ 93).

«Investor feedback to the call was shock that a CEO would be dismissive and the general sentiment was that the defensiveness spoke volumes,» said RBC Capital Markets analyst Joseph Spak, who lowered his price target on Tesla shares 8 percent to $ 280.

The declining sales of this year's «Call of Duty» prompted Piper Jaffray analyst Michael Olson to lower his price target on the publisher from $ 27 to $ 24, though he maintained an «overweight» rating.

According to S&P Capital IQ, most analysts have a buy rating on the company and its mean price target is $ 5.74.

So while there could be a better entry point in the future for long - term investors, if these analysts price targets end up being right, then there is a chance you can get a boost in the short - term too.

Despite Icahn's verbal pummelling, most analysts have a Buy rating on the stock and target prices much higher than Icahn's offer to purchase the company for US$ 7 a share.

Goldman Sachs is likely the only banking giant with a Bitcoin analyst issuing price targets.

The only Wall Street analyst covering the stock, D.A. Davidson's Tom Forte, had subsequently raised his price target on the stock to $ 85 a share, with the retail business accounting for $ 58 a share.

Helfstein has a $ 144 price target on the stock and is among the 89 percent of analysts covering the stock who recommend buying it.

The analyst lowered his United Technologies price target to $ 120 from $ 127, representing 8 percent upside from Tuesday's close.

Analysts at the investment bank raised their rating on eBay to overweight all the way from underweight — skipping equal weight — and hiked their price target to $ 58 a share from $ 36.

Now Wall Street is weighing in, with analysts raising their estimates for iPhone sales and, in some cases, their price target for Apple stock, as well.

Apple briefly held the title of the world's first $ 700 billion company in the first half of 2015, and Wall Street analysts believe it'll shatter that mark next year: Their average 12 - month price target of $ 149 would give Apple a market capitalization of $ 831 billion.

Deutsche analyst John Inch upgraded shares of 3M to overweight and bumped his price target to $ 275 from $ 240, implying 20 percent upside from Monday's close.

Richard Greenfield, a technology analyst with BTIG LLC in New York, recently downgraded Facebook to Sell and slapped a $ 16 target price on the stock, less than half of Facebook's IPO price.

The analyst hiked his 12 - month price target on the company to $ 125 from $ 69.

Cowen analyst John Blackledge's $ 11 price target represents 28 percent downside over the next 12 months.

Analyst Brandon Fletcher hiked his price target on the company to $ 125, which is 19 percent above Friday's closing price.

The analyst raised his price target on Tiffany to $ 115 from $ 92.

A Morgan Stanley analyst cut his earnings estimates and stock price target for the automaker because of warranty and recall costs.

This past season produced Hollywood's worst summer box office in over a decade, leading BMO Capital Markets analyst Gerrick Johnson to reduce his price target on Hasbro (has) and Mattel.

On April 10, UBS analyst Steven Milunovich upgraded the company from neutral to buy and put a $ 235 12 - month price target on the stock; it's trading at $ 212 dollars today.

The upward momentum of underlying prices is an important piece of data because it's certain to catch the attention of the inflation - targeting Bank of Canada, analysts said Friday.

Several other analysts share Mahaney's view, with the median 12 - month price target at $ 95, according to S&P Capital IQ.

Spencer Churchill, an analyst with Paradigm Capital, has a buy rating on the company and an $ 18.50 12 - month - price target; it's currently trading at $ 15.50.

But in the August earnings call, Kathy Tesija, Target's head of merchandising, told one analyst the company plans to be «competitive to the Canadian market... not necessarily the U.S. market,» when it comes to pricing.

On March 30, Jerry Herman, an analyst with Stifel, upgraded his 12 - month price target on the stock from $ 70 to $ 76.

For Jeremy David, an analyst a Citigroup, its foray into this space is so promising that, on March 25, he upgraded the stock to a buy rating and raised his 12 - month price target from $ 50 to $ 65.

The BofAML analysts also cut their price target on the stock by $ 8 to $ 82 a share, which is still more than 9 percent above where the shares closed Thursday.

It's for many of these reasons why, on June 2, Eric Katzman, an analyst with Deutsche Bank, upped his price target on the stock.

Shares of wireless carrier Sprint (s) slumped 2 % to $ 7.14 on Tuesday after Deutsche Bank telecom analyst Matthew Niknam cut his price target on the stock to $ 7 from $ 8 due to concerns that a merger with a rival carrier would be blocked.

Amazon, on the other hand, has one sell rating out of the 44 analysts covering it, and it's about 17 percent from its mean target price of $ 1,150.46.

The stock has a consensus analyst price target of $ 81.55 and a 52 - week trading range of $ 53.70 to $ 76.99.