Welcome to Extreme Investor Network, where we bring you the latest updates in the world of investing. Today, we are diving into the analyst calls and Wall Street chatter that are making headlines.
In the world of media and technology, analysts at Seaport Research have downgraded Disney from buy to neutral, citing concerns around the company’s parks business. On the other hand, Raymond James has upgraded Lattice Semiconductor to outperform, with a price target that implies nearly 20% upside potential.
Looking at specific stock recommendations, JPMorgan is bullish on Dutch Bros despite a post-earnings slide, advising investors to buy the dip. Bank of America has double upgraded Grupo Financiero Galicia, a bank based in Argentina, thanks to its attractive diversification and wide franchise base. BMO Capital Markets has upgraded Vornado Realty to outperform as its fundamentals improve. Bank of America also reiterated a buy rating on Ralph Lauren, expecting the company to hit its margin targets and continue to grow. KeyBanc sees a compelling recovery story for Wolverine World Wide, upgrading the footwear stock to overweight. Mizuho Securities, however, downgraded Intel to neutral, citing execution headwinds and a widening competitive gap.
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