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PayPal's Stock Gains Momentum Amid Analyst Optimism
finance1 year ago

PayPal's Stock Gains Momentum Amid Analyst Optimism

Wall Street analysts have made significant stock rating changes, with BofA upgrading PayPal to Buy due to its turnaround progress and potential profit growth, while downgrading AMD to Neutral over competitive risks in AI against Nvidia. Other notable upgrades include Robinhood and Rockwell Automation, while downgrades include Shift4 Payments and Capital One. New coverage initiations include eBay and Rivian Automotive, highlighting diverse investment opportunities and challenges.

Top Analyst Calls: Apple Upgraded, EA Downgraded, and More
finance1 year ago

Top Analyst Calls: Apple Upgraded, EA Downgraded, and More

Wall Street analysts have made significant calls, upgrading Apple to Buy with a $300 price target due to its potential in AI, while downgrading Electronic Arts to Neutral despite optimism around its upcoming College Football release. Other notable upgrades include Alcon, UDR, TD Synnex, and Carrier Global, while Travelers, On Semiconductor, SBA Communications, and Caesars Entertainment faced downgrades. Additionally, new coverage was initiated for Datadog, SentinelOne, Rubrik, Tenable Holdings, and Zeta Global.

finance2 years ago

Alphabet's Stock Downgraded Twice in One Week Amid AI Concerns.

Analysts at Bernstein and UBS have downgraded their ratings for Google parent Alphabet's stock, citing concerns about the company's near-term prospects. UBS analyst Lloyd Walmsley downgraded Alphabet from a Buy to Neutral, while Bernstein's Mark Shmulik rerated the stock from Outperform to Market-perform. The analysts pointed to potential headwinds for the company's search advertising business, including the rollout of Google's experimental generative AI-powered search platform and increased competition from Meta and Amazon in the digital advertising space. Alphabet is also facing regulatory challenges, including calls to break up its massive advertising business.