Dell Technologies (DELL) downgraded by Fox Advisors; potential impact analyzed
Fox Advisors downgraded Dell Technologies (DELL) from “Outperform” to “Equal Weight”, calling the company’s latest results a “mixed bag.” While
Fox Advisors downgraded Dell Technologies (DELL) from “Outperform” to “Equal Weight”, calling the company’s latest results a “mixed bag.” While
Baird analyst Shrenik Kothari raised Elastic (ESTC) price target to $120 from $105. The new target represents a significant increase
Autodesk (ADSK) received a price target increase from Baird’s Joe Vruwink to $363 (from $345). With the stock at $312.82,
Burlington Stores (BURL) received a price target hike from Morgan Stanley to $328 (from $309) with its “Overweight” rating reaffirmed.
Albemarle (ALB) had its price target lifted by Baird’s Ben Kallo to $68 (from $58), citing favorable growth factors. With
Snap-On (SNA) received a price target increase from Tigress Financial’s Ivan Feinseth to $395 (from $390). With the stock trading
Needham boosted its price target on SentinelOne (S) to $23 from $22, maintaining a “Buy” rating. At $18.38, the new
Ambarella (AMBA) received a price target boost from Needham to $100 (from $90) with its “Buy” rating reaffirmed. At $84.12,
Crocs (CROX) had its price target lifted by Needham to $100 (from $89) with the “Buy” rating maintained. At the
Gap (GAP) had its price target cut by Telsey Advisory Group to $24 (from $26) as analyst Dana Telsey flagged
Market Update: Nasdaq 100 Decline and Fed’s Inflation Gauge On Friday, the Nasdaq 100 experienced a decline after reaching a
RBC Capital raised Autodesk’s price target to $380 from $345, maintaining an “Outperform” grade.
RBC Capital has raised Affirm (AFRM) price target to $97 from $75, while maintaining a “Sector Perform” rating. Shares were
Elastic (ESTC) received a price target boost from $106 to $125 at RBC Capital, reflecting a favorable outlook. With shares
September Rate Cut Anticipated Amid Uncertainty The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates in September, but the extent
Market Outlook for September 2025 September is historically the weakest month for stocks, following a strong August where the S&P