The Membership’s 10 issues to observe Monday, June 26
1. Inventory futures were muted heading into the ultimate week of June and the second quarter. The market is coming off per week that noticed all three main indices fall by not less than 1%, ending multi-week successful streaks.
2. Tesla (TSLA) will get hit with one other downgrade after the inventory’s roughly 24% rise for the reason that begin of June. Goldman Sachs on Sunday moved its ranking on the electric-vehicle maker to impartial, from purchase, on the assumption that the inventory now displays the agency’s “constructive long-term view of Tesla’s progress potential and aggressive positioning.” Goldman raised its value goal to $248 a share, from $185.
3. UBS on Monday downgraded Membership holding Alphabet (GOOGL) to impartial, from purchase, citing “restricted upside to consensus estimates and near-term monetization threat.” The agency raised its value goal on Alphabet inventory to $132 a share, from $123, whereas noting a greater risk-reward setup at two different Membership tech names — Amazon (AMZN) and Meta Platforms (META).
4. Roth MKM on Monday named Amazon the agency’s prime web mega cap decide, whereas elevating its value goal on the ecommerce large to $155 a share, from $130, and sustaining a purchase ranking on the inventory. The agency stated Amazon, Meta and Alphabet must be “important medium-term beneficiaries” from the factitious intelligence craze.
5. UBS on Monday upgraded Moderna (MRNA) to purchase, from impartial, on the view that the corporate’s pipeline past Covid-19 vaccines is underappreciated by the market. UBS lowered its value goal on Modera inventory to $191 a share, from $221.
6. BMO Capital on Monday upgraded Sherwin-Williams (SHW) to outperform, or purchase, from market carry out, citing “affordable upside” to consensus estimates and indicators the housing market could also be bettering. BMO raised its value goal on SHW inventory to $275 a share, from $269.
7. Morgan Stanley on Monday named Membership holding Palo Alto Networks (PANW) its prime decide in cybersecurity, whereas elevating its value goal to $302 a share, from $255, and sustaining an obese weighting on shares. The agency predicts PANW will exceed $100 billion in market cap, from about $74 billion as of Monday, over the subsequent 12 months.
8. Membership holding Eli Lilly (LLY) offered phase-2 knowledge at an American Diabetes Association conference for an oral drug geared toward combating weight problems and type-2 diabetes. The research ought to cement Lilly’s positioning as a dominant participant within the area.
9. Wells Fargo on Monday initiated protection on Brinker International (EAT) with an underweight, or promote, ranking and $31-per-share value goal. The agency stated the hospitality firm is underperforming in a slowing economic system, whereas its property are “susceptible to heightened commerce down and promotion.”
10. JPMorgan tweaks up its value goal on Las Vegas Sands (LVS) to $72 a share, from $71, on increased earnings estimates for its Macao, China, operations. The financial institution maintained a purchase ranking on LVS shares. Nevertheless, the Membership continues to favor Wynn Resorts (WYNN) for the Macao restoration.
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