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Target (TGT) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?
The company can grow its revenue by 25% per year for the next three to four years, Raymond James says.
Tech stocks, including Cisco, are poised for a strong 2024, with Cisco showing robust growth in Cloud/AI and Security segments. Cisco's Q1 results beat expectations with strong EPS and revenue, and product orders rising 20% year-on-year. I maintain a buy rating on CSCO stock, raising the price target to $68 due to improved earnings outlook and undervaluation compared to the tech sector.
Keros Therapeutics' stock plummeted due to safety concerns in its Phase 2 TROPOS trial, but the risk-reward profile remains favorable for a rebound. The stock's enterprise value dropped drastically, now trading at essentially cash value, bolstered by a $200 million upfront payment from Takeda. Despite a high burn rate, Keros' cash runway extends into Q4 2028, with potential milestone payments from Takeda offering significant upside.
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I reiterate a buy rating for Zillow Group, confident it will achieve its FY29 EBITDA target amid an improving macro environment. ZG is capturing market share through better conversion rates, positioning it well for future demand growth as housing affordability and inventory improve. Zillow's internal initiatives, like enhanced markets, are gaining traction, and the strong rental business offsets current demand weakness.
Alaska Air Group, Inc. ALK shares are trading higher on Thursday.
Target Corp. (NYSE: TGT) is rewarding its shareholders once again with a quarterly dividend of $1.12, payable on Tuesday, Dec.
Airbus faces challenges in meeting delivery targets but showed strong November performance, increasing the likelihood of hitting its annual goal. November saw Airbus book 30 orders worth $3.1 billion, with a mix of single aisle and wide body planes, despite 18 cancellations. Year-to-date, Airbus has delivered 643 airplanes valued at $40.6 billion, needing 127 more deliveries in December to meet its target.
An Amazon stock analyst upped his target for AMZN shares following the company's generative AI-focused cloud conference. The post Amazon Stock Gains After Analyst Ups Price Target On Generative AI Momentum appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.