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•  27 Jan 2026
 

•   ABBV  
   
  +0.39%
•   APP  
   
  +0.34%
•   ARM  
   
  -0.67%
•   BROS  
   
  -0.43%
•   COIN  
   
  +0.01%

$AAPL is facing a challenging environment as Aletheia Capital maintains its Sell rating and trims its price target to $205 from $215. While the company remains a cornerstone of the AI narrative, analyst Warren Lau suggests that hardware margins may have peaked. Investors are cautioned that until Apple can implement significant price increases or find new hardware catalysts, the stock could remain under pressure despite its overall market dominance.

$ABBV continues to show strength as Berenberg raises its price target to $275 from $270 while maintaining a Buy rating. The firm confidence is bolstered by the sustained momentum of Skyrizi and Rinvoq, which are effectively filling the gap left by Humira patent cliff. As a top-tier dividend play for 2026, the ability to grow its immunology portfolio makes it a reliable pick for income and growth seekers alike.

$APP has received a major vote of confidence from Needham, which upgraded the stock from Hold to Buy with a price target of $700. The upgrade is driven by a deep dive into AppLovin e-commerce trajectory, with analysts forecasting a massive revenue inflection in 2026. With projected upside of nearly 40%, the firm believes the current pullback represents a prime entry point for a company that could follow a TikTok-like growth path.

$ARM is positioned as a primary beneficiary of the AI data center boom, leading Susquehanna to upgrade the stock from Neutral to Positive. Analyst Christopher Rolland kept a $150 price target, noting that the recent dip in share price offers a strategic buying opportunity. The firm bullishness is centered on ARM expansion into server CPUs and its indispensable role in the global AI silicon ecosystem.

$BROS was initiated with a Buy rating at Citigroup, with the firm setting an $82 price target. Analysts see significant "portability" in the Dutch Bros brand as it expands its footprint across the U.S. and rolls out new mobile ordering and food initiatives. With a forecast suggesting over 31% upside, the coffee chain is viewed as a high-growth consumer play that is successfully stealing market share from established incumbents.

$COIN received an Overweight initiation from Cantor Fitzgerald as institutional adoption of digital assets continues to mature. The firm views Coinbase as the premier gateway for crypto-related services and trading. Despite recent price volatility, the analyst team believes the exchange diversified revenue streams and regulatory positioning provide a strong floor for valuation heading into the second half of the year.

$CRWV was upgraded to Buy from Neutral by DA Davidson, with the price target jumping to $110. The firm cites "insatiable demand" for specialized AI compute and a massive $2 billion equity investment from Nvidia as key de-risking factors. CoreWeave aggressive buildout of 5 gigawatts of capacity by 2030 positions it as a critical infrastructure provider for the next leg of the AI revolution.

$DKNG remains a top pick for Morgan Stanley, which raised its price target to $53 from $50 with an Overweight rating. Analysts anticipate a shift in consumer spending back toward goods and services as interest rate trends stabilize. As a leader in the North American online gaming and betting market, DraftKings is expected to benefit from improved operational leverage and continued market share gains in newly legalized states.

$ENPH saw a rating upgrade to Neutral from Citi, accompanied by a $6 price target increase. After a period of significant inventory rightsizing, the solar technology leader is showing signs of stabilization. While the firm remains cautious about the broader residential solar market, the recent surge in share price reflects growing optimism that the worst of the cyclical downturn may be in the rearview mirror.

$FE was upgraded by Wolfe Research as the utility company focuses on transmission growth and infrastructure modernization. The firm believes FirstEnergy streamlined business model and focus on regulated assets provide a clearer path to earnings growth. For defensive investors, the upgrade highlights the potential for steady capital appreciation and reliable dividend payouts in a fluctuating market.

$GOOG was hit with a downgrade as concerns mount over valuation and weakening free cash flow. Despite its lead in search and cloud AI, analysts are questioning the sustainability of its current growth rates relative to the high capital expenditures required to maintain its competitive edge. Investors are being advised to wait for a more attractive entry point as the company navigates these margin pressures.

$HOOD was initiated with an Overweight rating and a $130 price target by Cantor Fitzgerald. The firm is bullish on Robinhood ability to capture the wealth transfer to younger generations and its expanding suite of sophisticated trading tools. The aggressive price target suggests significant confidence in the platform evolution from a simple trading app to a comprehensive financial services hub.

$IBM is being touted by Stifel as a "safe compounder" in the AI space, with the firm reiterating a Buy rating and a $325 price target. Analysts highlight IBM software-led growth and its unique ability to consult and implement AI solutions for enterprise clients. The stable margin profile and recurring revenue streams make it a favored pick for those seeking AI exposure without extreme volatility.

$MCD remains a standout in the quick-service sector, with KeyBanc raising its price target to $340. The firm points to a very strong performance in the U.S. market during late 2025 as a sign of the brand resilience. As a dividend aristocrat, McDonald continues to leverage its digital platform and loyalty programs to drive traffic even as the broader industry faces a choppy consumer environment.

$MSFT continues to dominate the headlines, recently surging on news of an engineering collaboration with Richtech Robotics. This partnership aims to integrate Azure AI vision and reasoning tools into commercial robotics, creating more autonomous and conversational AI platforms. The upgrade reflects Microsoft pervasive reach, where its software becomes the "brain" for the next generation of industrial and hospitality robots.

$NESR was assumed with a Buy rating at UBS, reflecting the strong position in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) energy markets. National Energy Services Reunited has seen a recent surge in price, and analysts believe the ongoing demand for oilfield services in its core regions will continue to drive double-digit growth. It remains a specialized play for those looking at international energy infrastructure.

$NVDA received another boost as Deutsche Bank upgraded related infrastructure partner CoreWeave to Buy, noting the strength of the Nvidia deal and the 2026 setup. As the primary supplier of the H-series and Blackwell chips, Nvidia remains the "arms dealer" of the AI era. The firm continues to see a clear runway for growth as hyperscalers and neoclouds alike race to build out capacity.

$PAGS has crossed above its average analyst target price, leading to a technical downgrade. While the company has performed well, the $11.89 price point suggests that much of the near-term growth in the Brazilian payments market is already priced in. Investors are being nudged toward caution until a new set of catalysts or improved earnings guidance can justify a further leg up in valuation.

$QCOM received a Buy rating despite Citi noting that its valuation looks somewhat elevated after recent gains. The firm remains positive on Qualcomm long-term diversification into automotive and PC chips, which reduces its reliance on the smartphone cycle. As a top dividend pick for 2026, the company offers a blend of yield and exposure to the "Edge AI" transition.

$RBLX remains a favorite at Goldman Sachs, which reiterated its Buy rating with a $180 price target. The firm is encouraged by the platform ability to monetize its aging user base and the potential for its advertising business to become a significant contributor to the bottom line. With the stock trading well below its long-term potential, Goldman sees a massive opportunity for growth.

$RLAY was upgraded to Outperform by Oppenheimer with a price target of $14, implying nearly 100% upside. The firm believes the market is underestimating the potential of Relay breast cancer treatment, zovegalisib. Analysts suggest that upcoming clinical data from a competitor may underperform, which would leave the door wide open for Relay to capture significant market share with its mutant-selective inhibitor.

$SBUX is under the microscope ahead of its Q1 earnings, with Mizuho raising its price target to $95 while staying Neutral. The coffee giant is facing a high bar with revenue expectations near $9.65 billion. While the dividend yield remains attractive for income investors, analysts are looking for clearer signs of a turnaround in China and more consistent traffic growth in the U.S. before turning fully bullish.

$SMCI remains under pressure as BofA Securities reiterates its Underperform rating with a $34 price target. Despite the booming demand for AI servers, the firm is concerned about Super Micro razor-thin margins and the execution risks associated with scaling at such a rapid pace. The cautious stance suggests that competitors may be better positioned to capture profitable growth in the server space.

$TEL was upgraded by Oppenheimer as the firm sees a favorable valuation and strong positioning in the electrification and data connectivity markets. TE Connectivity is a "picks and shovels" play for both the EV transition and AI data centers. The upgrade reflects a shift toward quality industrials that provide essential components for the world most rapidly growing technology sectors.

$XYL was initiated with an Outperform recommendation at William Blair, as analysts focus on the global need for water infrastructure and sustainability solutions. Xylem leading position in water technology provides a unique ESG-friendly growth profile. The firm forecast suggests an 18% upside, driven by aging infrastructure replacements and increasing regulatory standards for water quality.

$YETI remains at a Neutral rating with Goldman Sachs, which maintained its $45 price target. While the brand has incredible loyalty and has successfully expanded into new categories like bags and cookware, the firm believes the stock is fairly valued at current levels. Investors are looking for more aggressive international expansion or a significant pickup in wholesale demand to change the current thesis.

$ZM has experienced a technical downgrade after crossing above its average analyst price target of $95.22. While Zoom has successfully transitioned from a simple video tool to an AI-powered collaboration platform, the market seems to believe the current price reflects its near-term earnings potential. Without a significant beat-and-raise quarter, the stock may consolidate around these levels.

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