Jon C. Ogg - Author for 24/7 Wall St.
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Friday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations included Baidu, Cerner, Duke Energy, Hertz, JD.com, Luckin Coffee, Macy's, Teladoc, Uber Technologies and Waste Management.
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According to Credit Suisse, investors should expect 35% upside by putting their investment dollars into Virgin Galactic, a vertically integrated commercial spaceflight company that designs and will...
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UBS is worried that the moves in many of the capital spending leaders in the semiconductor sector are way too ahead of themselves. Three major downgrades were seen on Thursday.
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Thursday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations included Advanced Micro Devices, Applied Materials, Carnival, Dell, Karuna Therapeutics, Lowe's, Noble Energy, PayPal, Square, Target and...
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It appears as though some of Intel's customers are still not satisfied with Intel's ability to raise its output to meet demand.
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With markets having hit all-time highs in the past two or three trading sessions, it's important to look for pockets and clusters where there are hidden values or some special situations that can...
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Governor Gavin Newsom sent shares of some energy companies sharply lower by announcing that the state of California is halting new hydraulic fracturing projects until those projects can be reviewed...
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Wednesday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Amarin, Baker Hughes, Canopy Growth, Home Depot, Intelsat, Johnson & Johnson, Replimune, Schlumberger and Transocean.
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Technology leadership is currently loved by investors, and analysts have been driving up their target prices on many tech leaders since earnings season contained far fewer panic-reports than expected.
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One issue frequently cited as an ongoing set of risks is a general "uncertainty" about the economy. The saying "bull markets crawl a wall of worry" is a supreme understatement in 2019.
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One issue that can destroy any unicorn valuation easily is competition. When it's competition from a behemoth like Microsoft, or any other mega-cap tech giants, then look out below.
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