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UBS downgraded Vale to neutral from buy, citing concerns about iron ore fundamentals. However, they remain optimistic about the company’s performance in the medium-term.
Wedbush upgraded Pinterest to outperform, praising the company’s execution of user engagement and monetization strategies.
Piper Sandler named Nvidia a top pick, emphasizing the company’s dominant position in AI accelerators.
Bernstein reiterated Burlington as a top pick, dubbing them the “off price underdog.”
Citi reiterated Apple as a top pick, despite the stock’s exposure to China.
JPMorgan upgraded Valley National to overweight, impressed by the bank’s efforts to reduce its commercial real estate concentration.
Morgan Stanley reiterated Dell as overweight, raising its price target on the stock.
Wolfe upgraded Warner Bros Discovery to peer perform, citing a more balanced risk/reward scenario.
Deutsche Bank upgraded Cboe to buy, bullish on the exchange trading company.
JPMorgan also upgraded Cisco to overweight, driven by strong demand in enterprise networking.
Lastly, Bank of America upgraded Tanger to buy, optimistic about the real estate investment trust operator of malls.
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