Welcome to the Extreme Investor Network, where we bring you the latest updates, insights, and expert analysis in the world of investing. Today, we’re diving into Friday’s biggest calls on Wall Street to give you the inside scoop on what’s moving the market.
Morgan Stanley is making waves by reiterating Netflix as overweight, with a raised price target of $700 per share. This decision comes on the heels of Netflix’s successful track record in pivoting from DVD to streaming and monetizing password sharing.
BMO is also making moves by reiterating Microsoft as outperform, citing the company’s strong position in the gaming market. With a raised price target of $465 per share, BMO believes that Microsoft’s leading content and scale are sources of competitive advantage.
Wolfe is upgrading Mobileye to outperform from peer perform, noting the company’s competitive advantages in the autonomous driving systems market. This upgrade reflects Wolfe’s confidence in Mobileye’s growth potential.
But that’s not all – JPMorgan is downgrading Corteva to neutral from overweight, citing lower crop chemical prices as a key factor. Despite this downgrade, JPMorgan sees potential growth for Corteva in the long term.
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