The Week Ahead: The Rotation Continues
AI worries are pressuring Tech and sending yields lower as we embark on a heavy earnings week including several names in the cross-hairs.
AI worries are pressuring Tech and sending yields lower as we embark on a heavy earnings week including several names in the cross-hairs.
Cintas ($CTAS) price target raised to $222 from $214 at Baird
Okta ($OKTA) price target raised to $215 from $180 at BarclaysPaychex price target lowered to $113 from $118 at BMO CapitalMcDonald’s price target lowered to $310 from $335 at BMO CapitalNebius upgraded to Outperform from Neutral at BNP Paribas
Okta price target raised to $220 from $200 at BofA
McDonald’s ($MCD) price target lowered to $295 from $350 at BTIGWorthington price target raised to $75 from $67 at CanaccordMeta Platforms price target raised to $885 from $770 at Citizens
Okta price target raised to $235 from $190 at DA DavidsonOkta price target raised to $240 from $185 at Evercore ISIMcDonald’s price target lowered to $300 from $320 at Evercore ISILowe’s downgraded to Hold from Buy at Gordon HaskettOkta price target raised to $227 from $188 at GuggenheimDollar General upgraded to Buy at HSBC on recovery progressOkta price target raised to $240 from $200 at Jefferies
Meta Platforms ($META) price target raised to $920 from $820 at JPMorgan
Carnival ($CCL) price target lowered to $39 from $43 at JPMorganMcDonald’s price target lowered to $260 from $280 at JPMorganTanger downgraded to Neutral from Overweight at JPMorgan
CoreWeave ($CRWV) upgraded to Overweight from Neutral at JPMorganOkta price target raised to $227 from $190 at Oppenheimer
Meta Platforms price target raised to $860 from $650 at Raymond James
Positions: None
September Flash PMI, Zuckerberg’s Meta Connect keynote, and other headlines are moving the market this morning.
A sixth day of gains for semiconductors drives the Nasdaq-100 to its first record since June while a fifth day of losses for crude boosted small caps
Ahead of a big China meeting, and what could be a meeting with Iran’s leadership, let’s see why clouds appear to be parting over Wall St.
Tech stocks did the heavy lifting as rising yields and the first factory-output drop of the year keep the rest of the market on its heels
During the week of challenging developments, we refreshed out shopping list, exited one holding and added to four others.
U.S.-Iran, Nvidia confirms Vera tracking, Apple Intelligence approved in China, and other headlines that are moving stocks this morning.