Here are Tuesday’s biggest analyst calls of the day: Netflix, Nike, FedEx, GM, Nvidia, Tesla & more

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KEY POINTS Raymond James raises price target on Nvidia to $900 from $750. Stifel upgrades CrowdStrike to buy from hold. Stifel reiterates Nike as buy. Benchmark reiterates Netflix as sell. ...

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TWLO ranks among our top picks in our coverage.”\n\nOppenheimer upgrades Sally Beauty to outperform from market perform\nOppenheimer upgraded the beauty supply store and said it sees an “attractive” entry point.\n“Following a more than 20% pullback in SBH shares from recent May highs, we spent time revisiting our views. ... .Since early March,SBHshares are down 6% vs. a 9% gain in the S&P 500. Based on our work, we are upgrading shares to Outperform from Perform and installing a $24 PT.”\nCowen names Vimeo as a best idea\nCowen called the online video company a best idea and said it sees further revenue growth upside.\n\n “Vimeois our best Smidcap idea for 2021, as the company is well-positioned to take share within the large and rapidly growing Video SaaS market. We expect Vimeo, driven primarily by robust Enterprise adoption, to generate 33% revenue growth over the next five years with ramping margins, despite elevated investment in R&D and sales and marketing over the next few years.”\n\nBarclays reiterates Ford and General Motors as overweight\nBarclays said it expects “strong pricing” to leader to better second quarter results for the automakers. The firm also raised its price target on Ford to $17 per share from $15 and on General Motors to $74 per share from $70\n\n “Mid-month pricing data indicate stronger-than- expected pricing for bothFordandGM. Indeed, mid-month data show a step-up in average transaction prices and a step-down in incentive spending. Better pricing along with better FinCo performance are driving better-than-expected results at Ford and GM. We reiterate our OW ratings on both stocks and raise our price targets as well.”\n\nAtlantic Equities upgrades Ball Corp to overweight from neutral\nAtlantic Equities upgraded the jar and can manufacturer and said it sees “multi-year growth” forBall.\n\n “The global beverage can market is poised for multi-year growth. Already contracted business will underpin c.20% market growth in North America 2021-23, 35% in Latam and 15% in Europe.”\n\nCredit Suisse reiterates Motorola Solutions as a top pick\nCredit Suisse kept its outperform and top pick rating on shares of the data telecommunications company and said it felt more “confident” after a recent meeting withMotorola’s management.\n\n “Following our meeting sessions, we found mgmt.’s tone confident and positive on both medium and long-term business trends. ... .MSI is indexed to multi-year tailwinds driven by federal stimulus, first responder accountability, and a full end-to-end platform.”\n\nJefferies initiates ChargePoint Holdings as buy\nJefferies said initiation of ChargePoint that it was the “leader” in the demand for charging electric vehicles.\n\n “As the US charging infrastructure leader, we expectCHPTleverages scale and integrated hardware, software, & services features to drive +57% sales CAGR, tracking with ramping US & Europe EV adoption & growing charging demand.”\n\nStifel resumes FedEx as buy\nStifel resumed coverage of the shipping giant and said it sees an “attractive” risk/reward.\n\n “We are resuming coverage ofFedExwith a Buy rating and target price of $339. 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That’s a tie for the highest price target on Wall Street. The firm said it was the “best positioned” company for growth over the long term.\n\n “We reiterate our Strong Buy rating onNVIDIAand raise our price target to $900, as we believe near term trends are following the path we anticipated when upgrading the stock from Outperform back in April, and we still consider NVDA to be the semi company best positioned for growth over the long term.”\n\nStifel upgrades CrowdStrike to buy from hold\nStifel said in its upgrade of the cyber security company that it had “margin potential.”\n\n “The feedback that we received from our survey of 51CRWDcustomers speaks to the growing customer demand for not only consolidating security functionalities with CrowdStrike over time but also extending their CrowdStrike deployments from physical endpoints to non-traditional workloads.”\n\nStifel reiterates Nike as buy\nStifel reiterated its buy rating on shares of the athletic retailer and said it was a “core” large-cap growth holding.\n\n “Ultimately, we viewNIKE’s global category positioning and capacity for improved margins and returns as rationale for the stock to remain a core large-cap growth holding and reaffirm our Buy rating and $168 target price.”\n\nBenchmark reiterates Netflix as sell\nBenchmark reiterated its sell rating on shares of the streaming giant and said its deal to produce content for Stephen Spielberg is “less significant” than investors believe.\n\n “We maintain our Sell rating and $448 price target onNetflix, even if its new production agreement with Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Partners is surprising to some given his 2019 move to bar day-and-date streaming releases from Academy Awards eligibility. ... .We believe that the market is starting to reprice Netflix as more of a media company than a category-killer tech company, with the shares off (7.4%) ytd versus a 9.0% positive return for the Nasdaq 100.”\n\nOppenheimer reiterates Gilead Sciences as outperform\nOppenheimer reiterates its outperform rating on the biopharmaceutical company and said it was bullish on the company’s pipeline of upcoming products.\n\n “Gileadis entering a potentially fruitful period (up 16% YTD), as its business slowly recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, year-on-year comps become easier and material pipeline catalysts come into view in 2H21.”\n\nNeedham initiates Twilio as buy\nNeedham initiated the cloud communications platform company with a buy rating and said it was “transforming” customer engagement.\n\n “Despite an increasingly competitive landscape, we seeTWLO’s innovation and unique developer-focused go-to-market as strong differentiators capable of sustaining the company’s market share. TWLO ranks among our top picks in our coverage.”\n\nOppenheimer upgrades Sally Beauty to outperform from market perform\nOppenheimer upgraded the beauty supply store and said it sees an “attractive” entry point.\n“Following a more than 20% pullback in SBH shares from recent May highs, we spent time revisiting our views. ... .Since early March,SBHshares are down 6% vs. a 9% gain in the S&P 500. Based on our work, we are upgrading shares to Outperform from Perform and installing a $24 PT.”\nCowen names Vimeo as a best idea\nCowen called the online video company a best idea and said it sees further revenue growth upside.\n\n “Vimeois our best Smidcap idea for 2021, as the company is well-positioned to take share within the large and rapidly growing Video SaaS market. We expect Vimeo, driven primarily by robust Enterprise adoption, to generate 33% revenue growth over the next five years with ramping margins, despite elevated investment in R&D and sales and marketing over the next few years.”\n\nBarclays reiterates Ford and General Motors as overweight\nBarclays said it expects “strong pricing” to leader to better second quarter results for the automakers. The firm also raised its price target on Ford to $17 per share from $15 and on General Motors to $74 per share from $70\n\n “Mid-month pricing data indicate stronger-than- expected pricing for bothFordandGM. Indeed, mid-month data show a step-up in average transaction prices and a step-down in incentive spending. Better pricing along with better FinCo performance are driving better-than-expected results at Ford and GM. We reiterate our OW ratings on both stocks and raise our price targets as well.”\n\nAtlantic Equities upgrades Ball Corp to overweight from neutral\nAtlantic Equities upgraded the jar and can manufacturer and said it sees “multi-year growth” forBall.\n\n “The global beverage can market is poised for multi-year growth. Already contracted business will underpin c.20% market growth in North America 2021-23, 35% in Latam and 15% in Europe.”\n\nCredit Suisse reiterates Motorola Solutions as a top pick\nCredit Suisse kept its outperform and top pick rating on shares of the data telecommunications company and said it felt more “confident” after a recent meeting withMotorola’s management.\n\n “Following our meeting sessions, we found mgmt.’s tone confident and positive on both medium and long-term business trends. ... .MSI is indexed to multi-year tailwinds driven by federal stimulus, first responder accountability, and a full end-to-end platform.”\n\nJefferies initiates ChargePoint Holdings as buy\nJefferies said initiation of ChargePoint that it was the “leader” in the demand for charging electric vehicles.\n\n “As the US charging infrastructure leader, we expectCHPTleverages scale and integrated hardware, software, & services features to drive +57% sales CAGR, tracking with ramping US & Europe EV adoption & growing charging demand.”\n\nStifel resumes FedEx as buy\nStifel resumed coverage of the shipping giant and said it sees an “attractive” risk/reward.\n\n “We are resuming coverage ofFedExwith a Buy rating and target price of $339. We believe FedEx is in a strong position to capitalize on secular macroeconomic tailwinds, including a significant pull-forward of global e-commerce trends.”\n\nPiper Sandler reiterates Tesla as overweight\nPiper saidTeslawas still the “best way” to invest in electric vehicles.\n\n “Overweight-rated TSLA is still our favorite way to invest in rising BEV sales.2H21 may be choppy for TSLA, due to the implementation of several ambitious projects. 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That’s a tie for the highest price target on Wall Street. The firm said it was the “best positioned” company for growth over the long term.\n\n “We reiterate our Strong Buy rating onNVIDIAand raise our price target to $900, as we believe near term trends are following the path we anticipated when upgrading the stock from Outperform back in April, and we still consider NVDA to be the semi company best positioned for growth over the long term.”\n\nStifel upgrades CrowdStrike to buy from hold\nStifel said in its upgrade of the cyber security company that it had “margin potential.”\n\n “The feedback that we received from our survey of 51CRWDcustomers speaks to the growing customer demand for not only consolidating security functionalities with CrowdStrike over time but also extending their CrowdStrike deployments from physical endpoints to non-traditional workloads.”\n\nStifel reiterates Nike as buy\nStifel reiterated its buy rating on shares of the athletic retailer and said it was a “core” large-cap growth holding.\n\n “Ultimately, we viewNIKE’s global category positioning and capacity for improved margins and returns as rationale for the stock to remain a core large-cap growth holding and reaffirm our Buy rating and $168 target price.”\n\nBenchmark reiterates Netflix as sell\nBenchmark reiterated its sell rating on shares of the streaming giant and said its deal to produce content for Stephen Spielberg is “less significant” than investors believe.\n\n “We maintain our Sell rating and $448 price target onNetflix, even if its new production agreement with Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Partners is surprising to some given his 2019 move to bar day-and-date streaming releases from Academy Awards eligibility. ... .We believe that the market is starting to reprice Netflix as more of a media company than a category-killer tech company, with the shares off (7.4%) ytd versus a 9.0% positive return for the Nasdaq 100.”\n\nOppenheimer reiterates Gilead Sciences as outperform\nOppenheimer reiterates its outperform rating on the biopharmaceutical company and said it was bullish on the company’s pipeline of upcoming products.\n\n “Gileadis entering a potentially fruitful period (up 16% YTD), as its business slowly recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, year-on-year comps become easier and material pipeline catalysts come into view in 2H21.”\n\nNeedham initiates Twilio as buy\nNeedham initiated the cloud communications platform company with a buy rating and said it was “transforming” customer engagement.\n\n “Despite an increasingly competitive landscape, we seeTWLO’s innovation and unique developer-focused go-to-market as strong differentiators capable of sustaining the company’s market share. TWLO ranks among our top picks in our coverage.”\n\nOppenheimer upgrades Sally Beauty to outperform from market perform\nOppenheimer upgraded the beauty supply store and said it sees an “attractive” entry point.\n“Following a more than 20% pullback in SBH shares from recent May highs, we spent time revisiting our views. ... .Since early March,SBHshares are down 6% vs. a 9% gain in the S&P 500. Based on our work, we are upgrading shares to Outperform from Perform and installing a $24 PT.”\nCowen names Vimeo as a best idea\nCowen called the online video company a best idea and said it sees further revenue growth upside.\n\n “Vimeois our best Smidcap idea for 2021, as the company is well-positioned to take share within the large and rapidly growing Video SaaS market. We expect Vimeo, driven primarily by robust Enterprise adoption, to generate 33% revenue growth over the next five years with ramping margins, despite elevated investment in R&D and sales and marketing over the next few years.”\n\nBarclays reiterates Ford and General Motors as overweight\nBarclays said it expects “strong pricing” to leader to better second quarter results for the automakers. The firm also raised its price target on Ford to $17 per share from $15 and on General Motors to $74 per share from $70\n\n “Mid-month pricing data indicate stronger-than- expected pricing for bothFordandGM. Indeed, mid-month data show a step-up in average transaction prices and a step-down in incentive spending. Better pricing along with better FinCo performance are driving better-than-expected results at Ford and GM. We reiterate our OW ratings on both stocks and raise our price targets as well.”\n\nAtlantic Equities upgrades Ball Corp to overweight from neutral\nAtlantic Equities upgraded the jar and can manufacturer and said it sees “multi-year growth” forBall.\n\n “The global beverage can market is poised for multi-year growth. Already contracted business will underpin c.20% market growth in North America 2021-23, 35% in Latam and 15% in Europe.”\n\nCredit Suisse reiterates Motorola Solutions as a top pick\nCredit Suisse kept its outperform and top pick rating on shares of the data telecommunications company and said it felt more “confident” after a recent meeting withMotorola’s management.\n\n “Following our meeting sessions, we found mgmt.’s tone confident and positive on both medium and long-term business trends. ... .MSI is indexed to multi-year tailwinds driven by federal stimulus, first responder accountability, and a full end-to-end platform.”\n\nJefferies initiates ChargePoint Holdings as buy\nJefferies said initiation of ChargePoint that it was the “leader” in the demand for charging electric vehicles.\n\n “As the US charging infrastructure leader, we expectCHPTleverages scale and integrated hardware, software, & services features to drive +57% sales CAGR, tracking with ramping US & Europe EV adoption & growing charging demand.”\n\nStifel resumes FedEx as buy\nStifel resumed coverage of the shipping giant and said it sees an “attractive” risk/reward.\n\n “We are resuming coverage ofFedExwith a Buy rating and target price of $339. We believe FedEx is in a strong position to capitalize on secular macroeconomic tailwinds, including a significant pull-forward of global e-commerce trends.”\n\nPiper Sandler reiterates Tesla as overweight\nPiper saidTeslawas still the “best way” to invest in electric vehicles.\n\n “Overweight-rated TSLA is still our favorite way to invest in rising BEV sales.2H21 may be choppy for TSLA, due to the implementation of several ambitious projects. 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That’s a tie for the highest price target on Wall Street. The firm said it was the “best positioned” company for growth over the long term.\n\n “We reiterate our Strong Buy rating onNVIDIAand raise our price target to $900, as we believe near term trends are following the path we anticipated when upgrading the stock from Outperform back in April, and we still consider NVDA to be the semi company best positioned for growth over the long term.”\n\nStifel upgrades CrowdStrike to buy from hold\nStifel said in its upgrade of the cyber security company that it had “margin potential.”\n\n “The feedback that we received from our survey of 51CRWDcustomers speaks to the growing customer demand for not only consolidating security functionalities with CrowdStrike over time but also extending their CrowdStrike deployments from physical endpoints to non-traditional workloads.”\n\nStifel reiterates Nike as buy\nStifel reiterated its buy rating on shares of the athletic retailer and said it was a “core” large-cap growth holding.\n\n “Ultimately, we viewNIKE’s global category positioning and capacity for improved margins and returns as rationale for the stock to remain a core large-cap growth holding and reaffirm our Buy rating and $168 target price.”\n\nBenchmark reiterates Netflix as sell\nBenchmark reiterated its sell rating on shares of the streaming giant and said its deal to produce content for Stephen Spielberg is “less significant” than investors believe.\n\n “We maintain our Sell rating and $448 price target onNetflix, even if its new production agreement with Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Partners is surprising to some given his 2019 move to bar day-and-date streaming releases from Academy Awards eligibility. ... .We believe that the market is starting to reprice Netflix as more of a media company than a category-killer tech company, with the shares off (7.4%) ytd versus a 9.0% positive return for the Nasdaq 100.”\n\nOppenheimer reiterates Gilead Sciences as outperform\nOppenheimer reiterates its outperform rating on the biopharmaceutical company and said it was bullish on the company’s pipeline of upcoming products.\n\n “Gileadis entering a potentially fruitful period (up 16% YTD), as its business slowly recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, year-on-year comps become easier and material pipeline catalysts come into view in 2H21.”\n\nNeedham initiates Twilio as buy\nNeedham initiated the cloud communications platform company with a buy rating and said it was “transforming” customer engagement.\n\n “Despite an increasingly competitive landscape, we seeTWLO’s innovation and unique developer-focused go-to-market as strong differentiators capable of sustaining the company’s market share. TWLO ranks among our top picks in our coverage.”\n\nOppenheimer upgrades Sally Beauty to outperform from market perform\nOppenheimer upgraded the beauty supply store and said it sees an “attractive” entry point.\n“Following a more than 20% pullback in SBH shares from recent May highs, we spent time revisiting our views. ... .Since early March,SBHshares are down 6% vs. a 9% gain in the S&P 500. Based on our work, we are upgrading shares to Outperform from Perform and installing a $24 PT.”\nCowen names Vimeo as a best idea\nCowen called the online video company a best idea and said it sees further revenue growth upside.\n\n “Vimeois our best Smidcap idea for 2021, as the company is well-positioned to take share within the large and rapidly growing Video SaaS market. We expect Vimeo, driven primarily by robust Enterprise adoption, to generate 33% revenue growth over the next five years with ramping margins, despite elevated investment in R&D and sales and marketing over the next few years.”\n\nBarclays reiterates Ford and General Motors as overweight\nBarclays said it expects “strong pricing” to leader to better second quarter results for the automakers. The firm also raised its price target on Ford to $17 per share from $15 and on General Motors to $74 per share from $70\n\n “Mid-month pricing data indicate stronger-than- expected pricing for bothFordandGM. Indeed, mid-month data show a step-up in average transaction prices and a step-down in incentive spending. Better pricing along with better FinCo performance are driving better-than-expected results at Ford and GM. We reiterate our OW ratings on both stocks and raise our price targets as well.”\n\nAtlantic Equities upgrades Ball Corp to overweight from neutral\nAtlantic Equities upgraded the jar and can manufacturer and said it sees “multi-year growth” forBall.\n\n “The global beverage can market is poised for multi-year growth. Already contracted business will underpin c.20% market growth in North America 2021-23, 35% in Latam and 15% in Europe.”\n\nCredit Suisse reiterates Motorola Solutions as a top pick\nCredit Suisse kept its outperform and top pick rating on shares of the data telecommunications company and said it felt more “confident” after a recent meeting withMotorola’s management.\n\n “Following our meeting sessions, we found mgmt.’s tone confident and positive on both medium and long-term business trends. ... .MSI is indexed to multi-year tailwinds driven by federal stimulus, first responder accountability, and a full end-to-end platform.”\n\nJefferies initiates ChargePoint Holdings as buy\nJefferies said initiation of ChargePoint that it was the “leader” in the demand for charging electric vehicles.\n\n “As the US charging infrastructure leader, we expectCHPTleverages scale and integrated hardware, software, & services features to drive +57% sales CAGR, tracking with ramping US & Europe EV adoption & growing charging demand.”\n\nStifel resumes FedEx as buy\nStifel resumed coverage of the shipping giant and said it sees an “attractive” risk/reward.\n\n “We are resuming coverage ofFedExwith a Buy rating and target price of $339. We believe FedEx is in a strong position to capitalize on secular macroeconomic tailwinds, including a significant pull-forward of global e-commerce trends.”\n\nPiper Sandler reiterates Tesla as overweight\nPiper saidTeslawas still the “best way” to invest in electric vehicles.\n\n “Overweight-rated TSLA is still our favorite way to invest in rising BEV sales.2H21 may be choppy for TSLA, due to the implementation of several ambitious projects. 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That’s a tie for the highest price target on Wall Street. The firm said it was the “best positioned” company for growth over the long term.\n\n “We reiterate our Strong Buy rating onNVIDIAand raise our price target to $900, as we believe near term trends are following the path we anticipated when upgrading the stock from Outperform back in April, and we still consider NVDA to be the semi company best positioned for growth over the long term.”\n\nStifel upgrades CrowdStrike to buy from hold\nStifel said in its upgrade of the cyber security company that it had “margin potential.”\n\n “The feedback that we received from our survey of 51CRWDcustomers speaks to the growing customer demand for not only consolidating security functionalities with CrowdStrike over time but also extending their CrowdStrike deployments from physical endpoints to non-traditional workloads.”\n\nStifel reiterates Nike as buy\nStifel reiterated its buy rating on shares of the athletic retailer and said it was a “core” large-cap growth holding.\n\n “Ultimately, we viewNIKE’s global category positioning and capacity for improved margins and returns as rationale for the stock to remain a core large-cap growth holding and reaffirm our Buy rating and $168 target price.”\n\nBenchmark reiterates Netflix as sell\nBenchmark reiterated its sell rating on shares of the streaming giant and said its deal to produce content for Stephen Spielberg is “less significant” than investors believe.\n\n “We maintain our Sell rating and $448 price target onNetflix, even if its new production agreement with Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Partners is surprising to some given his 2019 move to bar day-and-date streaming releases from Academy Awards eligibility. ... .We believe that the market is starting to reprice Netflix as more of a media company than a category-killer tech company, with the shares off (7.4%) ytd versus a 9.0% positive return for the Nasdaq 100.”\n\nOppenheimer reiterates Gilead Sciences as outperform\nOppenheimer reiterates its outperform rating on the biopharmaceutical company and said it was bullish on the company’s pipeline of upcoming products.\n\n “Gileadis entering a potentially fruitful period (up 16% YTD), as its business slowly recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, year-on-year comps become easier and material pipeline catalysts come into view in 2H21.”\n\nNeedham initiates Twilio as buy\nNeedham initiated the cloud communications platform company with a buy rating and said it was “transforming” customer engagement.\n\n “Despite an increasingly competitive landscape, we seeTWLO’s innovation and unique developer-focused go-to-market as strong differentiators capable of sustaining the company’s market share. TWLO ranks among our top picks in our coverage.”\n\nOppenheimer upgrades Sally Beauty to outperform from market perform\nOppenheimer upgraded the beauty supply store and said it sees an “attractive” entry point.\n“Following a more than 20% pullback in SBH shares from recent May highs, we spent time revisiting our views. ... .Since early March,SBHshares are down 6% vs. a 9% gain in the S&P 500. Based on our work, we are upgrading shares to Outperform from Perform and installing a $24 PT.”\nCowen names Vimeo as a best idea\nCowen called the online video company a best idea and said it sees further revenue growth upside.\n\n “Vimeois our best Smidcap idea for 2021, as the company is well-positioned to take share within the large and rapidly growing Video SaaS market. We expect Vimeo, driven primarily by robust Enterprise adoption, to generate 33% revenue growth over the next five years with ramping margins, despite elevated investment in R&D and sales and marketing over the next few years.”\n\nBarclays reiterates Ford and General Motors as overweight\nBarclays said it expects “strong pricing” to leader to better second quarter results for the automakers. The firm also raised its price target on Ford to $17 per share from $15 and on General Motors to $74 per share from $70\n\n “Mid-month pricing data indicate stronger-than- expected pricing for bothFordandGM. Indeed, mid-month data show a step-up in average transaction prices and a step-down in incentive spending. Better pricing along with better FinCo performance are driving better-than-expected results at Ford and GM. We reiterate our OW ratings on both stocks and raise our price targets as well.”\n\nAtlantic Equities upgrades Ball Corp to overweight from neutral\nAtlantic Equities upgraded the jar and can manufacturer and said it sees “multi-year growth” forBall.\n\n “The global beverage can market is poised for multi-year growth. Already contracted business will underpin c.20% market growth in North America 2021-23, 35% in Latam and 15% in Europe.”\n\nCredit Suisse reiterates Motorola Solutions as a top pick\nCredit Suisse kept its outperform and top pick rating on shares of the data telecommunications company and said it felt more “confident” after a recent meeting withMotorola’s management.\n\n “Following our meeting sessions, we found mgmt.’s tone confident and positive on both medium and long-term business trends. ... .MSI is indexed to multi-year tailwinds driven by federal stimulus, first responder accountability, and a full end-to-end platform.”\n\nJefferies initiates ChargePoint Holdings as buy\nJefferies said initiation of ChargePoint that it was the “leader” in the demand for charging electric vehicles.\n\n “As the US charging infrastructure leader, we expectCHPTleverages scale and integrated hardware, software, & services features to drive +57% sales CAGR, tracking with ramping US & Europe EV adoption & growing charging demand.”\n\nStifel resumes FedEx as buy\nStifel resumed coverage of the shipping giant and said it sees an “attractive” risk/reward.\n\n “We are resuming coverage ofFedExwith a Buy rating and target price of $339. 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That’s a tie for the highest price target on Wall Street. The firm said it was the “best positioned” company for growth over the long term.\n\n “We reiterate our Strong Buy rating onNVIDIAand raise our price target to $900, as we believe near term trends are following the path we anticipated when upgrading the stock from Outperform back in April, and we still consider NVDA to be the semi company best positioned for growth over the long term.”\n\nStifel upgrades CrowdStrike to buy from hold\nStifel said in its upgrade of the cyber security company that it had “margin potential.”\n\n “The feedback that we received from our survey of 51CRWDcustomers speaks to the growing customer demand for not only consolidating security functionalities with CrowdStrike over time but also extending their CrowdStrike deployments from physical endpoints to non-traditional workloads.”\n\nStifel reiterates Nike as buy\nStifel reiterated its buy rating on shares of the athletic retailer and said it was a “core” large-cap growth holding.\n\n “Ultimately, we viewNIKE’s global category positioning and capacity for improved margins and returns as rationale for the stock to remain a core large-cap growth holding and reaffirm our Buy rating and $168 target price.”\n\nBenchmark reiterates Netflix as sell\nBenchmark reiterated its sell rating on shares of the streaming giant and said its deal to produce content for Stephen Spielberg is “less significant” than investors believe.\n\n “We maintain our Sell rating and $448 price target onNetflix, even if its new production agreement with Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Partners is surprising to some given his 2019 move to bar day-and-date streaming releases from Academy Awards eligibility. ... .We believe that the market is starting to reprice Netflix as more of a media company than a category-killer tech company, with the shares off (7.4%) ytd versus a 9.0% positive return for the Nasdaq 100.”\n\nOppenheimer reiterates Gilead Sciences as outperform\nOppenheimer reiterates its outperform rating on the biopharmaceutical company and said it was bullish on the company’s pipeline of upcoming products.\n\n “Gileadis entering a potentially fruitful period (up 16% YTD), as its business slowly recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, year-on-year comps become easier and material pipeline catalysts come into view in 2H21.”\n\nNeedham initiates Twilio as buy\nNeedham initiated the cloud communications platform company with a buy rating and said it was “transforming” customer engagement.\n\n “Despite an increasingly competitive landscape, we seeTWLO’s innovation and unique developer-focused go-to-market as strong differentiators capable of sustaining the company’s market share. TWLO ranks among our top picks in our coverage.”\n\nOppenheimer upgrades Sally Beauty to outperform from market perform\nOppenheimer upgraded the beauty supply store and said it sees an “attractive” entry point.\n“Following a more than 20% pullback in SBH shares from recent May highs, we spent time revisiting our views. ... .Since early March,SBHshares are down 6% vs. a 9% gain in the S&P 500. Based on our work, we are upgrading shares to Outperform from Perform and installing a $24 PT.”\nCowen names Vimeo as a best idea\nCowen called the online video company a best idea and said it sees further revenue growth upside.\n\n “Vimeois our best Smidcap idea for 2021, as the company is well-positioned to take share within the large and rapidly growing Video SaaS market. We expect Vimeo, driven primarily by robust Enterprise adoption, to generate 33% revenue growth over the next five years with ramping margins, despite elevated investment in R&D and sales and marketing over the next few years.”\n\nBarclays reiterates Ford and General Motors as overweight\nBarclays said it expects “strong pricing” to leader to better second quarter results for the automakers. The firm also raised its price target on Ford to $17 per share from $15 and on General Motors to $74 per share from $70\n\n “Mid-month pricing data indicate stronger-than- expected pricing for bothFordandGM. Indeed, mid-month data show a step-up in average transaction prices and a step-down in incentive spending. Better pricing along with better FinCo performance are driving better-than-expected results at Ford and GM. We reiterate our OW ratings on both stocks and raise our price targets as well.”\n\nAtlantic Equities upgrades Ball Corp to overweight from neutral\nAtlantic Equities upgraded the jar and can manufacturer and said it sees “multi-year growth” forBall.\n\n “The global beverage can market is poised for multi-year growth. Already contracted business will underpin c.20% market growth in North America 2021-23, 35% in Latam and 15% in Europe.”\n\nCredit Suisse reiterates Motorola Solutions as a top pick\nCredit Suisse kept its outperform and top pick rating on shares of the data telecommunications company and said it felt more “confident” after a recent meeting withMotorola’s management.\n\n “Following our meeting sessions, we found mgmt.’s tone confident and positive on both medium and long-term business trends. ... .MSI is indexed to multi-year tailwinds driven by federal stimulus, first responder accountability, and a full end-to-end platform.”\n\nJefferies initiates ChargePoint Holdings as buy\nJefferies said initiation of ChargePoint that it was the “leader” in the demand for charging electric vehicles.\n\n “As the US charging infrastructure leader, we expectCHPTleverages scale and integrated hardware, software, & services features to drive +57% sales CAGR, tracking with ramping US & Europe EV adoption & growing charging demand.”\n\nStifel resumes FedEx as buy\nStifel resumed coverage of the shipping giant and said it sees an “attractive” risk/reward.\n\n “We are resuming coverage ofFedExwith a Buy rating and target price of $339. We believe FedEx is in a strong position to capitalize on secular macroeconomic tailwinds, including a significant pull-forward of global e-commerce trends.”\n\nPiper Sandler reiterates Tesla as overweight\nPiper saidTeslawas still the “best way” to invest in electric vehicles.\n\n “Overweight-rated TSLA is still our favorite way to invest in rising BEV sales.2H21 may be choppy for TSLA, due to the implementation of several ambitious projects. 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That’s a tie for the highest price target on Wall Street. The firm said it was the “best positioned” company for growth over the long term.\n\n “We reiterate our Strong Buy rating onNVIDIAand raise our price target to $900, as we believe near term trends are following the path we anticipated when upgrading the stock from Outperform back in April, and we still consider NVDA to be the semi company best positioned for growth over the long term.”\n\nStifel upgrades CrowdStrike to buy from hold\nStifel said in its upgrade of the cyber security company that it had “margin potential.”\n\n “The feedback that we received from our survey of 51CRWDcustomers speaks to the growing customer demand for not only consolidating security functionalities with CrowdStrike over time but also extending their CrowdStrike deployments from physical endpoints to non-traditional workloads.”\n\nStifel reiterates Nike as buy\nStifel reiterated its buy rating on shares of the athletic retailer and said it was a “core” large-cap growth holding.\n\n “Ultimately, we viewNIKE’s global category positioning and capacity for improved margins and returns as rationale for the stock to remain a core large-cap growth holding and reaffirm our Buy rating and $168 target price.”\n\nBenchmark reiterates Netflix as sell\nBenchmark reiterated its sell rating on shares of the streaming giant and said its deal to produce content for Stephen Spielberg is “less significant” than investors believe.\n\n “We maintain our Sell rating and $448 price target onNetflix, even if its new production agreement with Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Partners is surprising to some given his 2019 move to bar day-and-date streaming releases from Academy Awards eligibility. ... .We believe that the market is starting to reprice Netflix as more of a media company than a category-killer tech company, with the shares off (7.4%) ytd versus a 9.0% positive return for the Nasdaq 100.”\n\nOppenheimer reiterates Gilead Sciences as outperform\nOppenheimer reiterates its outperform rating on the biopharmaceutical company and said it was bullish on the company’s pipeline of upcoming products.\n\n “Gileadis entering a potentially fruitful period (up 16% YTD), as its business slowly recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, year-on-year comps become easier and material pipeline catalysts come into view in 2H21.”\n\nNeedham initiates Twilio as buy\nNeedham initiated the cloud communications platform company with a buy rating and said it was “transforming” customer engagement.\n\n “Despite an increasingly competitive landscape, we seeTWLO’s innovation and unique developer-focused go-to-market as strong differentiators capable of sustaining the company’s market share. TWLO ranks among our top picks in our coverage.”\n\nOppenheimer upgrades Sally Beauty to outperform from market perform\nOppenheimer upgraded the beauty supply store and said it sees an “attractive” entry point.\n“Following a more than 20% pullback in SBH shares from recent May highs, we spent time revisiting our views. ... .Since early March,SBHshares are down 6% vs. a 9% gain in the S&P 500. Based on our work, we are upgrading shares to Outperform from Perform and installing a $24 PT.”\nCowen names Vimeo as a best idea\nCowen called the online video company a best idea and said it sees further revenue growth upside.\n\n “Vimeois our best Smidcap idea for 2021, as the company is well-positioned to take share within the large and rapidly growing Video SaaS market. We expect Vimeo, driven primarily by robust Enterprise adoption, to generate 33% revenue growth over the next five years with ramping margins, despite elevated investment in R&D and sales and marketing over the next few years.”\n\nBarclays reiterates Ford and General Motors as overweight\nBarclays said it expects “strong pricing” to leader to better second quarter results for the automakers. The firm also raised its price target on Ford to $17 per share from $15 and on General Motors to $74 per share from $70\n\n “Mid-month pricing data indicate stronger-than- expected pricing for bothFordandGM. Indeed, mid-month data show a step-up in average transaction prices and a step-down in incentive spending. Better pricing along with better FinCo performance are driving better-than-expected results at Ford and GM. We reiterate our OW ratings on both stocks and raise our price targets as well.”\n\nAtlantic Equities upgrades Ball Corp to overweight from neutral\nAtlantic Equities upgraded the jar and can manufacturer and said it sees “multi-year growth” forBall.\n\n “The global beverage can market is poised for multi-year growth. Already contracted business will underpin c.20% market growth in North America 2021-23, 35% in Latam and 15% in Europe.”\n\nCredit Suisse reiterates Motorola Solutions as a top pick\nCredit Suisse kept its outperform and top pick rating on shares of the data telecommunications company and said it felt more “confident” after a recent meeting withMotorola’s management.\n\n “Following our meeting sessions, we found mgmt.’s tone confident and positive on both medium and long-term business trends. ... .MSI is indexed to multi-year tailwinds driven by federal stimulus, first responder accountability, and a full end-to-end platform.”\n\nJefferies initiates ChargePoint Holdings as buy\nJefferies said initiation of ChargePoint that it was the “leader” in the demand for charging electric vehicles.\n\n “As the US charging infrastructure leader, we expectCHPTleverages scale and integrated hardware, software, & services features to drive +57% sales CAGR, tracking with ramping US & Europe EV adoption & growing charging demand.”\n\nStifel resumes FedEx as buy\nStifel resumed coverage of the shipping giant and said it sees an “attractive” risk/reward.\n\n “We are resuming coverage ofFedExwith a Buy rating and target price of $339. We believe FedEx is in a strong position to capitalize on secular macroeconomic tailwinds, including a significant pull-forward of global e-commerce trends.”\n\nPiper Sandler reiterates Tesla as overweight\nPiper saidTeslawas still the “best way” to invest in electric vehicles.\n\n “Overweight-rated TSLA is still our favorite way to invest in rising BEV sales.2H21 may be choppy for TSLA, due to the implementation of several ambitious projects. 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That’s a tie for the highest price target on Wall Street. The firm said it was the “best positioned” company for growth over the long term.\n\n “We reiterate our Strong Buy rating onNVIDIAand raise our price target to $900, as we believe near term trends are following the path we anticipated when upgrading the stock from Outperform back in April, and we still consider NVDA to be the semi company best positioned for growth over the long term.”\n\nStifel upgrades CrowdStrike to buy from hold\nStifel said in its upgrade of the cyber security company that it had “margin potential.”\n\n “The feedback that we received from our survey of 51CRWDcustomers speaks to the growing customer demand for not only consolidating security functionalities with CrowdStrike over time but also extending their CrowdStrike deployments from physical endpoints to non-traditional workloads.”\n\nStifel reiterates Nike as buy\nStifel reiterated its buy rating on shares of the athletic retailer and said it was a “core” large-cap growth holding.\n\n “Ultimately, we viewNIKE’s global category positioning and capacity for improved margins and returns as rationale for the stock to remain a core large-cap growth holding and reaffirm our Buy rating and $168 target price.”\n\nBenchmark reiterates Netflix as sell\nBenchmark reiterated its sell rating on shares of the streaming giant and said its deal to produce content for Stephen Spielberg is “less significant” than investors believe.\n\n “We maintain our Sell rating and $448 price target onNetflix, even if its new production agreement with Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Partners is surprising to some given his 2019 move to bar day-and-date streaming releases from Academy Awards eligibility. ... .We believe that the market is starting to reprice Netflix as more of a media company than a category-killer tech company, with the shares off (7.4%) ytd versus a 9.0% positive return for the Nasdaq 100.”\n\nOppenheimer reiterates Gilead Sciences as outperform\nOppenheimer reiterates its outperform rating on the biopharmaceutical company and said it was bullish on the company’s pipeline of upcoming products.\n\n “Gileadis entering a potentially fruitful period (up 16% YTD), as its business slowly recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, year-on-year comps become easier and material pipeline catalysts come into view in 2H21.”\n\nNeedham initiates Twilio as buy\nNeedham initiated the cloud communications platform company with a buy rating and said it was “transforming” customer engagement.\n\n “Despite an increasingly competitive landscape, we seeTWLO’s innovation and unique developer-focused go-to-market as strong differentiators capable of sustaining the company’s market share. TWLO ranks among our top picks in our coverage.”\n\nOppenheimer upgrades Sally Beauty to outperform from market perform\nOppenheimer upgraded the beauty supply store and said it sees an “attractive” entry point.\n“Following a more than 20% pullback in SBH shares from recent May highs, we spent time revisiting our views. ... .Since early March,SBHshares are down 6% vs. a 9% gain in the S&P 500. Based on our work, we are upgrading shares to Outperform from Perform and installing a $24 PT.”\nCowen names Vimeo as a best idea\nCowen called the online video company a best idea and said it sees further revenue growth upside.\n\n “Vimeois our best Smidcap idea for 2021, as the company is well-positioned to take share within the large and rapidly growing Video SaaS market. We expect Vimeo, driven primarily by robust Enterprise adoption, to generate 33% revenue growth over the next five years with ramping margins, despite elevated investment in R&D and sales and marketing over the next few years.”\n\nBarclays reiterates Ford and General Motors as overweight\nBarclays said it expects “strong pricing” to leader to better second quarter results for the automakers. The firm also raised its price target on Ford to $17 per share from $15 and on General Motors to $74 per share from $70\n\n “Mid-month pricing data indicate stronger-than- expected pricing for bothFordandGM. Indeed, mid-month data show a step-up in average transaction prices and a step-down in incentive spending. Better pricing along with better FinCo performance are driving better-than-expected results at Ford and GM. We reiterate our OW ratings on both stocks and raise our price targets as well.”\n\nAtlantic Equities upgrades Ball Corp to overweight from neutral\nAtlantic Equities upgraded the jar and can manufacturer and said it sees “multi-year growth” forBall.\n\n “The global beverage can market is poised for multi-year growth. Already contracted business will underpin c.20% market growth in North America 2021-23, 35% in Latam and 15% in Europe.”\n\nCredit Suisse reiterates Motorola Solutions as a top pick\nCredit Suisse kept its outperform and top pick rating on shares of the data telecommunications company and said it felt more “confident” after a recent meeting withMotorola’s management.\n\n “Following our meeting sessions, we found mgmt.’s tone confident and positive on both medium and long-term business trends. ... .MSI is indexed to multi-year tailwinds driven by federal stimulus, first responder accountability, and a full end-to-end platform.”\n\nJefferies initiates ChargePoint Holdings as buy\nJefferies said initiation of ChargePoint that it was the “leader” in the demand for charging electric vehicles.\n\n “As the US charging infrastructure leader, we expectCHPTleverages scale and integrated hardware, software, & services features to drive +57% sales CAGR, tracking with ramping US & Europe EV adoption & growing charging demand.”\n\nStifel resumes FedEx as buy\nStifel resumed coverage of the shipping giant and said it sees an “attractive” risk/reward.\n\n “We are resuming coverage ofFedExwith a Buy rating and target price of $339. We believe FedEx is in a strong position to capitalize on secular macroeconomic tailwinds, including a significant pull-forward of global e-commerce trends.”\n\nPiper Sandler reiterates Tesla as overweight\nPiper saidTeslawas still the “best way” to invest in electric vehicles.\n\n “Overweight-rated TSLA is still our favorite way to invest in rising BEV sales.2H21 may be choppy for TSLA, due to the implementation of several ambitious projects. 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That’s a tie for the highest price target on Wall Street. The firm said it was the “best positioned” company for growth over the long term.\n\n “We reiterate our Strong Buy rating onNVIDIAand raise our price target to $900, as we believe near term trends are following the path we anticipated when upgrading the stock from Outperform back in April, and we still consider NVDA to be the semi company best positioned for growth over the long term.”\n\nStifel upgrades CrowdStrike to buy from hold\nStifel said in its upgrade of the cyber security company that it had “margin potential.”\n\n “The feedback that we received from our survey of 51CRWDcustomers speaks to the growing customer demand for not only consolidating security functionalities with CrowdStrike over time but also extending their CrowdStrike deployments from physical endpoints to non-traditional workloads.”\n\nStifel reiterates Nike as buy\nStifel reiterated its buy rating on shares of the athletic retailer and said it was a “core” large-cap growth holding.\n\n “Ultimately, we viewNIKE’s global category positioning and capacity for improved margins and returns as rationale for the stock to remain a core large-cap growth holding and reaffirm our Buy rating and $168 target price.”\n\nBenchmark reiterates Netflix as sell\nBenchmark reiterated its sell rating on shares of the streaming giant and said its deal to produce content for Stephen Spielberg is “less significant” than investors believe.\n\n “We maintain our Sell rating and $448 price target onNetflix, even if its new production agreement with Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Partners is surprising to some given his 2019 move to bar day-and-date streaming releases from Academy Awards eligibility. ... .We believe that the market is starting to reprice Netflix as more of a media company than a category-killer tech company, with the shares off (7.4%) ytd versus a 9.0% positive return for the Nasdaq 100.”\n\nOppenheimer reiterates Gilead Sciences as outperform\nOppenheimer reiterates its outperform rating on the biopharmaceutical company and said it was bullish on the company’s pipeline of upcoming products.\n\n “Gileadis entering a potentially fruitful period (up 16% YTD), as its business slowly recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, year-on-year comps become easier and material pipeline catalysts come into view in 2H21.”\n\nNeedham initiates Twilio as buy\nNeedham initiated the cloud communications platform company with a buy rating and said it was “transforming” customer engagement.\n\n “Despite an increasingly competitive landscape, we seeTWLO’s innovation and unique developer-focused go-to-market as strong differentiators capable of sustaining the company’s market share. TWLO ranks among our top picks in our coverage.”\n\nOppenheimer upgrades Sally Beauty to outperform from market perform\nOppenheimer upgraded the beauty supply store and said it sees an “attractive” entry point.\n“Following a more than 20% pullback in SBH shares from recent May highs, we spent time revisiting our views. ... .Since early March,SBHshares are down 6% vs. a 9% gain in the S&P 500. Based on our work, we are upgrading shares to Outperform from Perform and installing a $24 PT.”\nCowen names Vimeo as a best idea\nCowen called the online video company a best idea and said it sees further revenue growth upside.\n\n “Vimeois our best Smidcap idea for 2021, as the company is well-positioned to take share within the large and rapidly growing Video SaaS market. We expect Vimeo, driven primarily by robust Enterprise adoption, to generate 33% revenue growth over the next five years with ramping margins, despite elevated investment in R&D and sales and marketing over the next few years.”\n\nBarclays reiterates Ford and General Motors as overweight\nBarclays said it expects “strong pricing” to leader to better second quarter results for the automakers. The firm also raised its price target on Ford to $17 per share from $15 and on General Motors to $74 per share from $70\n\n “Mid-month pricing data indicate stronger-than- expected pricing for bothFordandGM. Indeed, mid-month data show a step-up in average transaction prices and a step-down in incentive spending. Better pricing along with better FinCo performance are driving better-than-expected results at Ford and GM. We reiterate our OW ratings on both stocks and raise our price targets as well.”\n\nAtlantic Equities upgrades Ball Corp to overweight from neutral\nAtlantic Equities upgraded the jar and can manufacturer and said it sees “multi-year growth” forBall.\n\n “The global beverage can market is poised for multi-year growth. Already contracted business will underpin c.20% market growth in North America 2021-23, 35% in Latam and 15% in Europe.”\n\nCredit Suisse reiterates Motorola Solutions as a top pick\nCredit Suisse kept its outperform and top pick rating on shares of the data telecommunications company and said it felt more “confident” after a recent meeting withMotorola’s management.\n\n “Following our meeting sessions, we found mgmt.’s tone confident and positive on both medium and long-term business trends. ... .MSI is indexed to multi-year tailwinds driven by federal stimulus, first responder accountability, and a full end-to-end platform.”\n\nJefferies initiates ChargePoint Holdings as buy\nJefferies said initiation of ChargePoint that it was the “leader” in the demand for charging electric vehicles.\n\n “As the US charging infrastructure leader, we expectCHPTleverages scale and integrated hardware, software, & services features to drive +57% sales CAGR, tracking with ramping US & Europe EV adoption & growing charging demand.”\n\nStifel resumes FedEx as buy\nStifel resumed coverage of the shipping giant and said it sees an “attractive” risk/reward.\n\n “We are resuming coverage ofFedExwith a Buy rating and target price of $339. We believe FedEx is in a strong position to capitalize on secular macroeconomic tailwinds, including a significant pull-forward of global e-commerce trends.”\n\nPiper Sandler reiterates Tesla as overweight\nPiper saidTeslawas still the “best way” to invest in electric vehicles.\n\n “Overweight-rated TSLA is still our favorite way to invest in rising BEV sales.2H21 may be choppy for TSLA, due to the implementation of several ambitious projects. If factory delays or chip shortages cause delivery shortfalls, we would buy any weakness.”","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"langContent":"EN"},{"id":129604910,"gmtCreate":1624370164930,"gmtModify":1703834680907,"author":{"id":"3581487909890550","authorId":"3581487909890550","name":"SSW2021","avatar":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/e8b3d0144e99e51f4c7d40134b0ff744","vip":1,"crmLevel":9,"crmLevelSwitch":1,"authorIdStr":"3581487909890550","idStr":"3581487909890550"},"htmlText":"Just wondering whether today is a good day?&nbsp;","listText":"Just wondering whether today is a good day?&nbsp;","text":"Just wondering whether today is a good day?","images":[],"top":1,"highlighted":1,"essential":1,"paper":1,"likeSize":3,"commentSize":0,"repostSize":0,"link":"https://ttm.financial/post/129604910","repostId":1158992528,"repostType":4,"repost":{"id":"1158992528","kind":"news","pubTimestamp":1624367130,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/1158992528?lang=&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2021-06-22 21:05","market":"us","language":"en","title":"Here are Tuesday’s biggest analyst calls of the day: Netflix, Nike, FedEx, GM, Nvidia, Tesla & more","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1158992528","media":"cnbc","summary":"KEY POINTS\n\nRaymond James raises price target on Nvidia to $900 from $750.\nStifel upgrades CrowdStri","content":"<div>\n<p>KEY POINTS\n\nRaymond James raises price target on Nvidia to $900 from $750.\nStifel upgrades CrowdStrike to buy from hold.\nStifel reiterates Nike as buy.\nBenchmark reiterates Netflix as sell.\n...</p>\n\n<a href=\"https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/22/tuesdays-stock-analyst-calls-netflix-nike-fedex-gm-nvidia-tesla.html\">Web Link</a>\n\n</div>\n","source":"cnbc_highlight","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; 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That’s a tie for the highest price target on Wall Street. The firm said it was the “best positioned” company for growth over the long term.\n\n “We reiterate our Strong Buy rating onNVIDIAand raise our price target to $900, as we believe near term trends are following the path we anticipated when upgrading the stock from Outperform back in April, and we still consider NVDA to be the semi company best positioned for growth over the long term.”\n\nStifel upgrades CrowdStrike to buy from hold\nStifel said in its upgrade of the cyber security company that it had “margin potential.”\n\n “The feedback that we received from our survey of 51CRWDcustomers speaks to the growing customer demand for not only consolidating security functionalities with CrowdStrike over time but also extending their CrowdStrike deployments from physical endpoints to non-traditional workloads.”\n\nStifel reiterates Nike as buy\nStifel reiterated its buy rating on shares of the athletic retailer and said it was a “core” large-cap growth holding.\n\n “Ultimately, we viewNIKE’s global category positioning and capacity for improved margins and returns as rationale for the stock to remain a core large-cap growth holding and reaffirm our Buy rating and $168 target price.”\n\nBenchmark reiterates Netflix as sell\nBenchmark reiterated its sell rating on shares of the streaming giant and said its deal to produce content for Stephen Spielberg is “less significant” than investors believe.\n\n “We maintain our Sell rating and $448 price target onNetflix, even if its new production agreement with Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Partners is surprising to some given his 2019 move to bar day-and-date streaming releases from Academy Awards eligibility. ... .We believe that the market is starting to reprice Netflix as more of a media company than a category-killer tech company, with the shares off (7.4%) ytd versus a 9.0% positive return for the Nasdaq 100.”\n\nOppenheimer reiterates Gilead Sciences as outperform\nOppenheimer reiterates its outperform rating on the biopharmaceutical company and said it was bullish on the company’s pipeline of upcoming products.\n\n “Gileadis entering a potentially fruitful period (up 16% YTD), as its business slowly recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, year-on-year comps become easier and material pipeline catalysts come into view in 2H21.”\n\nNeedham initiates Twilio as buy\nNeedham initiated the cloud communications platform company with a buy rating and said it was “transforming” customer engagement.\n\n “Despite an increasingly competitive landscape, we seeTWLO’s innovation and unique developer-focused go-to-market as strong differentiators capable of sustaining the company’s market share. TWLO ranks among our top picks in our coverage.”\n\nOppenheimer upgrades Sally Beauty to outperform from market perform\nOppenheimer upgraded the beauty supply store and said it sees an “attractive” entry point.\n“Following a more than 20% pullback in SBH shares from recent May highs, we spent time revisiting our views. ... .Since early March,SBHshares are down 6% vs. a 9% gain in the S&P 500. Based on our work, we are upgrading shares to Outperform from Perform and installing a $24 PT.”\nCowen names Vimeo as a best idea\nCowen called the online video company a best idea and said it sees further revenue growth upside.\n\n “Vimeois our best Smidcap idea for 2021, as the company is well-positioned to take share within the large and rapidly growing Video SaaS market. We expect Vimeo, driven primarily by robust Enterprise adoption, to generate 33% revenue growth over the next five years with ramping margins, despite elevated investment in R&D and sales and marketing over the next few years.”\n\nBarclays reiterates Ford and General Motors as overweight\nBarclays said it expects “strong pricing” to leader to better second quarter results for the automakers. The firm also raised its price target on Ford to $17 per share from $15 and on General Motors to $74 per share from $70\n\n “Mid-month pricing data indicate stronger-than- expected pricing for bothFordandGM. Indeed, mid-month data show a step-up in average transaction prices and a step-down in incentive spending. Better pricing along with better FinCo performance are driving better-than-expected results at Ford and GM. We reiterate our OW ratings on both stocks and raise our price targets as well.”\n\nAtlantic Equities upgrades Ball Corp to overweight from neutral\nAtlantic Equities upgraded the jar and can manufacturer and said it sees “multi-year growth” forBall.\n\n “The global beverage can market is poised for multi-year growth. Already contracted business will underpin c.20% market growth in North America 2021-23, 35% in Latam and 15% in Europe.”\n\nCredit Suisse reiterates Motorola Solutions as a top pick\nCredit Suisse kept its outperform and top pick rating on shares of the data telecommunications company and said it felt more “confident” after a recent meeting withMotorola’s management.\n\n “Following our meeting sessions, we found mgmt.’s tone confident and positive on both medium and long-term business trends. ... .MSI is indexed to multi-year tailwinds driven by federal stimulus, first responder accountability, and a full end-to-end platform.”\n\nJefferies initiates ChargePoint Holdings as buy\nJefferies said initiation of ChargePoint that it was the “leader” in the demand for charging electric vehicles.\n\n “As the US charging infrastructure leader, we expectCHPTleverages scale and integrated hardware, software, & services features to drive +57% sales CAGR, tracking with ramping US & Europe EV adoption & growing charging demand.”\n\nStifel resumes FedEx as buy\nStifel resumed coverage of the shipping giant and said it sees an “attractive” risk/reward.\n\n “We are resuming coverage ofFedExwith a Buy rating and target price of $339. We believe FedEx is in a strong position to capitalize on secular macroeconomic tailwinds, including a significant pull-forward of global e-commerce trends.”\n\nPiper Sandler reiterates Tesla as overweight\nPiper saidTeslawas still the “best way” to invest in electric vehicles.\n\n “Overweight-rated TSLA is still our favorite way to invest in rising BEV sales.2H21 may be choppy for TSLA, due to the implementation of several ambitious projects. 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That’s a tie for the highest price target on Wall Street. The firm said it was the “best positioned” company for growth over the long term.\n\n “We reiterate our Strong Buy rating onNVIDIAand raise our price target to $900, as we believe near term trends are following the path we anticipated when upgrading the stock from Outperform back in April, and we still consider NVDA to be the semi company best positioned for growth over the long term.”\n\nStifel upgrades CrowdStrike to buy from hold\nStifel said in its upgrade of the cyber security company that it had “margin potential.”\n\n “The feedback that we received from our survey of 51CRWDcustomers speaks to the growing customer demand for not only consolidating security functionalities with CrowdStrike over time but also extending their CrowdStrike deployments from physical endpoints to non-traditional workloads.”\n\nStifel reiterates Nike as buy\nStifel reiterated its buy rating on shares of the athletic retailer and said it was a “core” large-cap growth holding.\n\n “Ultimately, we viewNIKE’s global category positioning and capacity for improved margins and returns as rationale for the stock to remain a core large-cap growth holding and reaffirm our Buy rating and $168 target price.”\n\nBenchmark reiterates Netflix as sell\nBenchmark reiterated its sell rating on shares of the streaming giant and said its deal to produce content for Stephen Spielberg is “less significant” than investors believe.\n\n “We maintain our Sell rating and $448 price target onNetflix, even if its new production agreement with Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Partners is surprising to some given his 2019 move to bar day-and-date streaming releases from Academy Awards eligibility. ... .We believe that the market is starting to reprice Netflix as more of a media company than a category-killer tech company, with the shares off (7.4%) ytd versus a 9.0% positive return for the Nasdaq 100.”\n\nOppenheimer reiterates Gilead Sciences as outperform\nOppenheimer reiterates its outperform rating on the biopharmaceutical company and said it was bullish on the company’s pipeline of upcoming products.\n\n “Gileadis entering a potentially fruitful period (up 16% YTD), as its business slowly recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, year-on-year comps become easier and material pipeline catalysts come into view in 2H21.”\n\nNeedham initiates Twilio as buy\nNeedham initiated the cloud communications platform company with a buy rating and said it was “transforming” customer engagement.\n\n “Despite an increasingly competitive landscape, we seeTWLO’s innovation and unique developer-focused go-to-market as strong differentiators capable of sustaining the company’s market share. TWLO ranks among our top picks in our coverage.”\n\nOppenheimer upgrades Sally Beauty to outperform from market perform\nOppenheimer upgraded the beauty supply store and said it sees an “attractive” entry point.\n“Following a more than 20% pullback in SBH shares from recent May highs, we spent time revisiting our views. ... .Since early March,SBHshares are down 6% vs. a 9% gain in the S&P 500. Based on our work, we are upgrading shares to Outperform from Perform and installing a $24 PT.”\nCowen names Vimeo as a best idea\nCowen called the online video company a best idea and said it sees further revenue growth upside.\n\n “Vimeois our best Smidcap idea for 2021, as the company is well-positioned to take share within the large and rapidly growing Video SaaS market. We expect Vimeo, driven primarily by robust Enterprise adoption, to generate 33% revenue growth over the next five years with ramping margins, despite elevated investment in R&D and sales and marketing over the next few years.”\n\nBarclays reiterates Ford and General Motors as overweight\nBarclays said it expects “strong pricing” to leader to better second quarter results for the automakers. The firm also raised its price target on Ford to $17 per share from $15 and on General Motors to $74 per share from $70\n\n “Mid-month pricing data indicate stronger-than- expected pricing for bothFordandGM. Indeed, mid-month data show a step-up in average transaction prices and a step-down in incentive spending. Better pricing along with better FinCo performance are driving better-than-expected results at Ford and GM. We reiterate our OW ratings on both stocks and raise our price targets as well.”\n\nAtlantic Equities upgrades Ball Corp to overweight from neutral\nAtlantic Equities upgraded the jar and can manufacturer and said it sees “multi-year growth” forBall.\n\n “The global beverage can market is poised for multi-year growth. Already contracted business will underpin c.20% market growth in North America 2021-23, 35% in Latam and 15% in Europe.”\n\nCredit Suisse reiterates Motorola Solutions as a top pick\nCredit Suisse kept its outperform and top pick rating on shares of the data telecommunications company and said it felt more “confident” after a recent meeting withMotorola’s management.\n\n “Following our meeting sessions, we found mgmt.’s tone confident and positive on both medium and long-term business trends. ... .MSI is indexed to multi-year tailwinds driven by federal stimulus, first responder accountability, and a full end-to-end platform.”\n\nJefferies initiates ChargePoint Holdings as buy\nJefferies said initiation of ChargePoint that it was the “leader” in the demand for charging electric vehicles.\n\n “As the US charging infrastructure leader, we expectCHPTleverages scale and integrated hardware, software, & services features to drive +57% sales CAGR, tracking with ramping US & Europe EV adoption & growing charging demand.”\n\nStifel resumes FedEx as buy\nStifel resumed coverage of the shipping giant and said it sees an “attractive” risk/reward.\n\n “We are resuming coverage ofFedExwith a Buy rating and target price of $339. 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That’s a tie for the highest price target on Wall Street. The firm said it was the “best positioned” company for growth over the long term.\n\n “We reiterate our Strong Buy rating onNVIDIAand raise our price target to $900, as we believe near term trends are following the path we anticipated when upgrading the stock from Outperform back in April, and we still consider NVDA to be the semi company best positioned for growth over the long term.”\n\nStifel upgrades CrowdStrike to buy from hold\nStifel said in its upgrade of the cyber security company that it had “margin potential.”\n\n “The feedback that we received from our survey of 51CRWDcustomers speaks to the growing customer demand for not only consolidating security functionalities with CrowdStrike over time but also extending their CrowdStrike deployments from physical endpoints to non-traditional workloads.”\n\nStifel reiterates Nike as buy\nStifel reiterated its buy rating on shares of the athletic retailer and said it was a “core” large-cap growth holding.\n\n “Ultimately, we viewNIKE’s global category positioning and capacity for improved margins and returns as rationale for the stock to remain a core large-cap growth holding and reaffirm our Buy rating and $168 target price.”\n\nBenchmark reiterates Netflix as sell\nBenchmark reiterated its sell rating on shares of the streaming giant and said its deal to produce content for Stephen Spielberg is “less significant” than investors believe.\n\n “We maintain our Sell rating and $448 price target onNetflix, even if its new production agreement with Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Partners is surprising to some given his 2019 move to bar day-and-date streaming releases from Academy Awards eligibility. ... .We believe that the market is starting to reprice Netflix as more of a media company than a category-killer tech company, with the shares off (7.4%) ytd versus a 9.0% positive return for the Nasdaq 100.”\n\nOppenheimer reiterates Gilead Sciences as outperform\nOppenheimer reiterates its outperform rating on the biopharmaceutical company and said it was bullish on the company’s pipeline of upcoming products.\n\n “Gileadis entering a potentially fruitful period (up 16% YTD), as its business slowly recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, year-on-year comps become easier and material pipeline catalysts come into view in 2H21.”\n\nNeedham initiates Twilio as buy\nNeedham initiated the cloud communications platform company with a buy rating and said it was “transforming” customer engagement.\n\n “Despite an increasingly competitive landscape, we seeTWLO’s innovation and unique developer-focused go-to-market as strong differentiators capable of sustaining the company’s market share. TWLO ranks among our top picks in our coverage.”\n\nOppenheimer upgrades Sally Beauty to outperform from market perform\nOppenheimer upgraded the beauty supply store and said it sees an “attractive” entry point.\n“Following a more than 20% pullback in SBH shares from recent May highs, we spent time revisiting our views. ... .Since early March,SBHshares are down 6% vs. a 9% gain in the S&P 500. Based on our work, we are upgrading shares to Outperform from Perform and installing a $24 PT.”\nCowen names Vimeo as a best idea\nCowen called the online video company a best idea and said it sees further revenue growth upside.\n\n “Vimeois our best Smidcap idea for 2021, as the company is well-positioned to take share within the large and rapidly growing Video SaaS market. We expect Vimeo, driven primarily by robust Enterprise adoption, to generate 33% revenue growth over the next five years with ramping margins, despite elevated investment in R&D and sales and marketing over the next few years.”\n\nBarclays reiterates Ford and General Motors as overweight\nBarclays said it expects “strong pricing” to leader to better second quarter results for the automakers. The firm also raised its price target on Ford to $17 per share from $15 and on General Motors to $74 per share from $70\n\n “Mid-month pricing data indicate stronger-than- expected pricing for bothFordandGM. Indeed, mid-month data show a step-up in average transaction prices and a step-down in incentive spending. Better pricing along with better FinCo performance are driving better-than-expected results at Ford and GM. We reiterate our OW ratings on both stocks and raise our price targets as well.”\n\nAtlantic Equities upgrades Ball Corp to overweight from neutral\nAtlantic Equities upgraded the jar and can manufacturer and said it sees “multi-year growth” forBall.\n\n “The global beverage can market is poised for multi-year growth. Already contracted business will underpin c.20% market growth in North America 2021-23, 35% in Latam and 15% in Europe.”\n\nCredit Suisse reiterates Motorola Solutions as a top pick\nCredit Suisse kept its outperform and top pick rating on shares of the data telecommunications company and said it felt more “confident” after a recent meeting withMotorola’s management.\n\n “Following our meeting sessions, we found mgmt.’s tone confident and positive on both medium and long-term business trends. ... .MSI is indexed to multi-year tailwinds driven by federal stimulus, first responder accountability, and a full end-to-end platform.”\n\nJefferies initiates ChargePoint Holdings as buy\nJefferies said initiation of ChargePoint that it was the “leader” in the demand for charging electric vehicles.\n\n “As the US charging infrastructure leader, we expectCHPTleverages scale and integrated hardware, software, & services features to drive +57% sales CAGR, tracking with ramping US & Europe EV adoption & growing charging demand.”\n\nStifel resumes FedEx as buy\nStifel resumed coverage of the shipping giant and said it sees an “attractive” risk/reward.\n\n “We are resuming coverage ofFedExwith a Buy rating and target price of $339. We believe FedEx is in a strong position to capitalize on secular macroeconomic tailwinds, including a significant pull-forward of global e-commerce trends.”\n\nPiper Sandler reiterates Tesla as overweight\nPiper saidTeslawas still the “best way” to invest in electric vehicles.\n\n “Overweight-rated TSLA is still our favorite way to invest in rising BEV sales.2H21 may be choppy for TSLA, due to the implementation of several ambitious projects. 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That’s a tie for the highest price target on Wall Street. The firm said it was the “best positioned” company for growth over the long term.\n\n “We reiterate our Strong Buy rating onNVIDIAand raise our price target to $900, as we believe near term trends are following the path we anticipated when upgrading the stock from Outperform back in April, and we still consider NVDA to be the semi company best positioned for growth over the long term.”\n\nStifel upgrades CrowdStrike to buy from hold\nStifel said in its upgrade of the cyber security company that it had “margin potential.”\n\n “The feedback that we received from our survey of 51CRWDcustomers speaks to the growing customer demand for not only consolidating security functionalities with CrowdStrike over time but also extending their CrowdStrike deployments from physical endpoints to non-traditional workloads.”\n\nStifel reiterates Nike as buy\nStifel reiterated its buy rating on shares of the athletic retailer and said it was a “core” large-cap growth holding.\n\n “Ultimately, we viewNIKE’s global category positioning and capacity for improved margins and returns as rationale for the stock to remain a core large-cap growth holding and reaffirm our Buy rating and $168 target price.”\n\nBenchmark reiterates Netflix as sell\nBenchmark reiterated its sell rating on shares of the streaming giant and said its deal to produce content for Stephen Spielberg is “less significant” than investors believe.\n\n “We maintain our Sell rating and $448 price target onNetflix, even if its new production agreement with Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Partners is surprising to some given his 2019 move to bar day-and-date streaming releases from Academy Awards eligibility. ... .We believe that the market is starting to reprice Netflix as more of a media company than a category-killer tech company, with the shares off (7.4%) ytd versus a 9.0% positive return for the Nasdaq 100.”\n\nOppenheimer reiterates Gilead Sciences as outperform\nOppenheimer reiterates its outperform rating on the biopharmaceutical company and said it was bullish on the company’s pipeline of upcoming products.\n\n “Gileadis entering a potentially fruitful period (up 16% YTD), as its business slowly recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, year-on-year comps become easier and material pipeline catalysts come into view in 2H21.”\n\nNeedham initiates Twilio as buy\nNeedham initiated the cloud communications platform company with a buy rating and said it was “transforming” customer engagement.\n\n “Despite an increasingly competitive landscape, we seeTWLO’s innovation and unique developer-focused go-to-market as strong differentiators capable of sustaining the company’s market share. TWLO ranks among our top picks in our coverage.”\n\nOppenheimer upgrades Sally Beauty to outperform from market perform\nOppenheimer upgraded the beauty supply store and said it sees an “attractive” entry point.\n“Following a more than 20% pullback in SBH shares from recent May highs, we spent time revisiting our views. ... .Since early March,SBHshares are down 6% vs. a 9% gain in the S&P 500. Based on our work, we are upgrading shares to Outperform from Perform and installing a $24 PT.”\nCowen names Vimeo as a best idea\nCowen called the online video company a best idea and said it sees further revenue growth upside.\n\n “Vimeois our best Smidcap idea for 2021, as the company is well-positioned to take share within the large and rapidly growing Video SaaS market. We expect Vimeo, driven primarily by robust Enterprise adoption, to generate 33% revenue growth over the next five years with ramping margins, despite elevated investment in R&D and sales and marketing over the next few years.”\n\nBarclays reiterates Ford and General Motors as overweight\nBarclays said it expects “strong pricing” to leader to better second quarter results for the automakers. The firm also raised its price target on Ford to $17 per share from $15 and on General Motors to $74 per share from $70\n\n “Mid-month pricing data indicate stronger-than- expected pricing for bothFordandGM. Indeed, mid-month data show a step-up in average transaction prices and a step-down in incentive spending. Better pricing along with better FinCo performance are driving better-than-expected results at Ford and GM. We reiterate our OW ratings on both stocks and raise our price targets as well.”\n\nAtlantic Equities upgrades Ball Corp to overweight from neutral\nAtlantic Equities upgraded the jar and can manufacturer and said it sees “multi-year growth” forBall.\n\n “The global beverage can market is poised for multi-year growth. Already contracted business will underpin c.20% market growth in North America 2021-23, 35% in Latam and 15% in Europe.”\n\nCredit Suisse reiterates Motorola Solutions as a top pick\nCredit Suisse kept its outperform and top pick rating on shares of the data telecommunications company and said it felt more “confident” after a recent meeting withMotorola’s management.\n\n “Following our meeting sessions, we found mgmt.’s tone confident and positive on both medium and long-term business trends. ... .MSI is indexed to multi-year tailwinds driven by federal stimulus, first responder accountability, and a full end-to-end platform.”\n\nJefferies initiates ChargePoint Holdings as buy\nJefferies said initiation of ChargePoint that it was the “leader” in the demand for charging electric vehicles.\n\n “As the US charging infrastructure leader, we expectCHPTleverages scale and integrated hardware, software, & services features to drive +57% sales CAGR, tracking with ramping US & Europe EV adoption & growing charging demand.”\n\nStifel resumes FedEx as buy\nStifel resumed coverage of the shipping giant and said it sees an “attractive” risk/reward.\n\n “We are resuming coverage ofFedExwith a Buy rating and target price of $339. We believe FedEx is in a strong position to capitalize on secular macroeconomic tailwinds, including a significant pull-forward of global e-commerce trends.”\n\nPiper Sandler reiterates Tesla as overweight\nPiper saidTeslawas still the “best way” to invest in electric vehicles.\n\n “Overweight-rated TSLA is still our favorite way to invest in rising BEV sales.2H21 may be choppy for TSLA, due to the implementation of several ambitious projects. 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That’s a tie for the highest price target on Wall Street. The firm said it was the “best positioned” company for growth over the long term.\n\n “We reiterate our Strong Buy rating onNVIDIAand raise our price target to $900, as we believe near term trends are following the path we anticipated when upgrading the stock from Outperform back in April, and we still consider NVDA to be the semi company best positioned for growth over the long term.”\n\nStifel upgrades CrowdStrike to buy from hold\nStifel said in its upgrade of the cyber security company that it had “margin potential.”\n\n “The feedback that we received from our survey of 51CRWDcustomers speaks to the growing customer demand for not only consolidating security functionalities with CrowdStrike over time but also extending their CrowdStrike deployments from physical endpoints to non-traditional workloads.”\n\nStifel reiterates Nike as buy\nStifel reiterated its buy rating on shares of the athletic retailer and said it was a “core” large-cap growth holding.\n\n “Ultimately, we viewNIKE’s global category positioning and capacity for improved margins and returns as rationale for the stock to remain a core large-cap growth holding and reaffirm our Buy rating and $168 target price.”\n\nBenchmark reiterates Netflix as sell\nBenchmark reiterated its sell rating on shares of the streaming giant and said its deal to produce content for Stephen Spielberg is “less significant” than investors believe.\n\n “We maintain our Sell rating and $448 price target onNetflix, even if its new production agreement with Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Partners is surprising to some given his 2019 move to bar day-and-date streaming releases from Academy Awards eligibility. ... .We believe that the market is starting to reprice Netflix as more of a media company than a category-killer tech company, with the shares off (7.4%) ytd versus a 9.0% positive return for the Nasdaq 100.”\n\nOppenheimer reiterates Gilead Sciences as outperform\nOppenheimer reiterates its outperform rating on the biopharmaceutical company and said it was bullish on the company’s pipeline of upcoming products.\n\n “Gileadis entering a potentially fruitful period (up 16% YTD), as its business slowly recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, year-on-year comps become easier and material pipeline catalysts come into view in 2H21.”\n\nNeedham initiates Twilio as buy\nNeedham initiated the cloud communications platform company with a buy rating and said it was “transforming” customer engagement.\n\n “Despite an increasingly competitive landscape, we seeTWLO’s innovation and unique developer-focused go-to-market as strong differentiators capable of sustaining the company’s market share. TWLO ranks among our top picks in our coverage.”\n\nOppenheimer upgrades Sally Beauty to outperform from market perform\nOppenheimer upgraded the beauty supply store and said it sees an “attractive” entry point.\n“Following a more than 20% pullback in SBH shares from recent May highs, we spent time revisiting our views. ... .Since early March,SBHshares are down 6% vs. a 9% gain in the S&P 500. Based on our work, we are upgrading shares to Outperform from Perform and installing a $24 PT.”\nCowen names Vimeo as a best idea\nCowen called the online video company a best idea and said it sees further revenue growth upside.\n\n “Vimeois our best Smidcap idea for 2021, as the company is well-positioned to take share within the large and rapidly growing Video SaaS market. We expect Vimeo, driven primarily by robust Enterprise adoption, to generate 33% revenue growth over the next five years with ramping margins, despite elevated investment in R&D and sales and marketing over the next few years.”\n\nBarclays reiterates Ford and General Motors as overweight\nBarclays said it expects “strong pricing” to leader to better second quarter results for the automakers. The firm also raised its price target on Ford to $17 per share from $15 and on General Motors to $74 per share from $70\n\n “Mid-month pricing data indicate stronger-than- expected pricing for bothFordandGM. Indeed, mid-month data show a step-up in average transaction prices and a step-down in incentive spending. Better pricing along with better FinCo performance are driving better-than-expected results at Ford and GM. We reiterate our OW ratings on both stocks and raise our price targets as well.”\n\nAtlantic Equities upgrades Ball Corp to overweight from neutral\nAtlantic Equities upgraded the jar and can manufacturer and said it sees “multi-year growth” forBall.\n\n “The global beverage can market is poised for multi-year growth. Already contracted business will underpin c.20% market growth in North America 2021-23, 35% in Latam and 15% in Europe.”\n\nCredit Suisse reiterates Motorola Solutions as a top pick\nCredit Suisse kept its outperform and top pick rating on shares of the data telecommunications company and said it felt more “confident” after a recent meeting withMotorola’s management.\n\n “Following our meeting sessions, we found mgmt.’s tone confident and positive on both medium and long-term business trends. ... .MSI is indexed to multi-year tailwinds driven by federal stimulus, first responder accountability, and a full end-to-end platform.”\n\nJefferies initiates ChargePoint Holdings as buy\nJefferies said initiation of ChargePoint that it was the “leader” in the demand for charging electric vehicles.\n\n “As the US charging infrastructure leader, we expectCHPTleverages scale and integrated hardware, software, & services features to drive +57% sales CAGR, tracking with ramping US & Europe EV adoption & growing charging demand.”\n\nStifel resumes FedEx as buy\nStifel resumed coverage of the shipping giant and said it sees an “attractive” risk/reward.\n\n “We are resuming coverage ofFedExwith a Buy rating and target price of $339. We believe FedEx is in a strong position to capitalize on secular macroeconomic tailwinds, including a significant pull-forward of global e-commerce trends.”\n\nPiper Sandler reiterates Tesla as overweight\nPiper saidTeslawas still the “best way” to invest in electric vehicles.\n\n “Overweight-rated TSLA is still our favorite way to invest in rising BEV sales.2H21 may be choppy for TSLA, due to the implementation of several ambitious projects. 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That’s a tie for the highest price target on Wall Street. The firm said it was the “best positioned” company for growth over the long term.\n\n “We reiterate our Strong Buy rating onNVIDIAand raise our price target to $900, as we believe near term trends are following the path we anticipated when upgrading the stock from Outperform back in April, and we still consider NVDA to be the semi company best positioned for growth over the long term.”\n\nStifel upgrades CrowdStrike to buy from hold\nStifel said in its upgrade of the cyber security company that it had “margin potential.”\n\n “The feedback that we received from our survey of 51CRWDcustomers speaks to the growing customer demand for not only consolidating security functionalities with CrowdStrike over time but also extending their CrowdStrike deployments from physical endpoints to non-traditional workloads.”\n\nStifel reiterates Nike as buy\nStifel reiterated its buy rating on shares of the athletic retailer and said it was a “core” large-cap growth holding.\n\n “Ultimately, we viewNIKE’s global category positioning and capacity for improved margins and returns as rationale for the stock to remain a core large-cap growth holding and reaffirm our Buy rating and $168 target price.”\n\nBenchmark reiterates Netflix as sell\nBenchmark reiterated its sell rating on shares of the streaming giant and said its deal to produce content for Stephen Spielberg is “less significant” than investors believe.\n\n “We maintain our Sell rating and $448 price target onNetflix, even if its new production agreement with Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Partners is surprising to some given his 2019 move to bar day-and-date streaming releases from Academy Awards eligibility. ... .We believe that the market is starting to reprice Netflix as more of a media company than a category-killer tech company, with the shares off (7.4%) ytd versus a 9.0% positive return for the Nasdaq 100.”\n\nOppenheimer reiterates Gilead Sciences as outperform\nOppenheimer reiterates its outperform rating on the biopharmaceutical company and said it was bullish on the company’s pipeline of upcoming products.\n\n “Gileadis entering a potentially fruitful period (up 16% YTD), as its business slowly recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, year-on-year comps become easier and material pipeline catalysts come into view in 2H21.”\n\nNeedham initiates Twilio as buy\nNeedham initiated the cloud communications platform company with a buy rating and said it was “transforming” customer engagement.\n\n “Despite an increasingly competitive landscape, we seeTWLO’s innovation and unique developer-focused go-to-market as strong differentiators capable of sustaining the company’s market share. TWLO ranks among our top picks in our coverage.”\n\nOppenheimer upgrades Sally Beauty to outperform from market perform\nOppenheimer upgraded the beauty supply store and said it sees an “attractive” entry point.\n“Following a more than 20% pullback in SBH shares from recent May highs, we spent time revisiting our views. ... .Since early March,SBHshares are down 6% vs. a 9% gain in the S&P 500. Based on our work, we are upgrading shares to Outperform from Perform and installing a $24 PT.”\nCowen names Vimeo as a best idea\nCowen called the online video company a best idea and said it sees further revenue growth upside.\n\n “Vimeois our best Smidcap idea for 2021, as the company is well-positioned to take share within the large and rapidly growing Video SaaS market. We expect Vimeo, driven primarily by robust Enterprise adoption, to generate 33% revenue growth over the next five years with ramping margins, despite elevated investment in R&D and sales and marketing over the next few years.”\n\nBarclays reiterates Ford and General Motors as overweight\nBarclays said it expects “strong pricing” to leader to better second quarter results for the automakers. The firm also raised its price target on Ford to $17 per share from $15 and on General Motors to $74 per share from $70\n\n “Mid-month pricing data indicate stronger-than- expected pricing for bothFordandGM. Indeed, mid-month data show a step-up in average transaction prices and a step-down in incentive spending. Better pricing along with better FinCo performance are driving better-than-expected results at Ford and GM. We reiterate our OW ratings on both stocks and raise our price targets as well.”\n\nAtlantic Equities upgrades Ball Corp to overweight from neutral\nAtlantic Equities upgraded the jar and can manufacturer and said it sees “multi-year growth” forBall.\n\n “The global beverage can market is poised for multi-year growth. Already contracted business will underpin c.20% market growth in North America 2021-23, 35% in Latam and 15% in Europe.”\n\nCredit Suisse reiterates Motorola Solutions as a top pick\nCredit Suisse kept its outperform and top pick rating on shares of the data telecommunications company and said it felt more “confident” after a recent meeting withMotorola’s management.\n\n “Following our meeting sessions, we found mgmt.’s tone confident and positive on both medium and long-term business trends. ... .MSI is indexed to multi-year tailwinds driven by federal stimulus, first responder accountability, and a full end-to-end platform.”\n\nJefferies initiates ChargePoint Holdings as buy\nJefferies said initiation of ChargePoint that it was the “leader” in the demand for charging electric vehicles.\n\n “As the US charging infrastructure leader, we expectCHPTleverages scale and integrated hardware, software, & services features to drive +57% sales CAGR, tracking with ramping US & Europe EV adoption & growing charging demand.”\n\nStifel resumes FedEx as buy\nStifel resumed coverage of the shipping giant and said it sees an “attractive” risk/reward.\n\n “We are resuming coverage ofFedExwith a Buy rating and target price of $339. We believe FedEx is in a strong position to capitalize on secular macroeconomic tailwinds, including a significant pull-forward of global e-commerce trends.”\n\nPiper Sandler reiterates Tesla as overweight\nPiper saidTeslawas still the “best way” to invest in electric vehicles.\n\n “Overweight-rated TSLA is still our favorite way to invest in rising BEV sales.2H21 may be choppy for TSLA, due to the implementation of several ambitious projects. If factory delays or chip shortages cause delivery shortfalls, we would buy any weakness.”","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"langContent":"EN"},{"id":129174883,"gmtCreate":1624367670042,"gmtModify":1703834524246,"author":{"id":"3574567105251603","authorId":"3574567105251603","name":"Eddygoh","avatar":"https://static.laohu8.com/default-avatar.jpg","vip":1,"crmLevel":1,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"authorIdStr":"3574567105251603","idStr":"3574567105251603"},"htmlText":"very nice","listText":"very nice","text":"very nice","images":[],"top":1,"highlighted":1,"essential":1,"paper":1,"likeSize":0,"commentSize":0,"repostSize":0,"link":"https://ttm.financial/post/129174883","repostId":1158992528,"repostType":4,"repost":{"id":"1158992528","kind":"news","pubTimestamp":1624367130,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/1158992528?lang=&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2021-06-22 21:05","market":"us","language":"en","title":"Here are Tuesday’s biggest analyst calls of the day: Netflix, Nike, FedEx, GM, Nvidia, Tesla & more","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1158992528","media":"cnbc","summary":"KEY POINTS\n\nRaymond James raises price target on Nvidia to $900 from $750.\nStifel upgrades CrowdStri","content":"<div>\n<p>KEY POINTS\n\nRaymond James raises price target on Nvidia to $900 from $750.\nStifel upgrades CrowdStrike to buy from hold.\nStifel reiterates Nike as buy.\nBenchmark reiterates Netflix as sell.\n...</p>\n\n<a href=\"https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/22/tuesdays-stock-analyst-calls-netflix-nike-fedex-gm-nvidia-tesla.html\">Web Link</a>\n\n</div>\n","source":"cnbc_highlight","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; 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That’s a tie for the highest price target on Wall Street. The firm said it was the “best positioned” company for growth over the long term.\n\n “We reiterate our Strong Buy rating onNVIDIAand raise our price target to $900, as we believe near term trends are following the path we anticipated when upgrading the stock from Outperform back in April, and we still consider NVDA to be the semi company best positioned for growth over the long term.”\n\nStifel upgrades CrowdStrike to buy from hold\nStifel said in its upgrade of the cyber security company that it had “margin potential.”\n\n “The feedback that we received from our survey of 51CRWDcustomers speaks to the growing customer demand for not only consolidating security functionalities with CrowdStrike over time but also extending their CrowdStrike deployments from physical endpoints to non-traditional workloads.”\n\nStifel reiterates Nike as buy\nStifel reiterated its buy rating on shares of the athletic retailer and said it was a “core” large-cap growth holding.\n\n “Ultimately, we viewNIKE’s global category positioning and capacity for improved margins and returns as rationale for the stock to remain a core large-cap growth holding and reaffirm our Buy rating and $168 target price.”\n\nBenchmark reiterates Netflix as sell\nBenchmark reiterated its sell rating on shares of the streaming giant and said its deal to produce content for Stephen Spielberg is “less significant” than investors believe.\n\n “We maintain our Sell rating and $448 price target onNetflix, even if its new production agreement with Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Partners is surprising to some given his 2019 move to bar day-and-date streaming releases from Academy Awards eligibility. ... .We believe that the market is starting to reprice Netflix as more of a media company than a category-killer tech company, with the shares off (7.4%) ytd versus a 9.0% positive return for the Nasdaq 100.”\n\nOppenheimer reiterates Gilead Sciences as outperform\nOppenheimer reiterates its outperform rating on the biopharmaceutical company and said it was bullish on the company’s pipeline of upcoming products.\n\n “Gileadis entering a potentially fruitful period (up 16% YTD), as its business slowly recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, year-on-year comps become easier and material pipeline catalysts come into view in 2H21.”\n\nNeedham initiates Twilio as buy\nNeedham initiated the cloud communications platform company with a buy rating and said it was “transforming” customer engagement.\n\n “Despite an increasingly competitive landscape, we seeTWLO’s innovation and unique developer-focused go-to-market as strong differentiators capable of sustaining the company’s market share. TWLO ranks among our top picks in our coverage.”\n\nOppenheimer upgrades Sally Beauty to outperform from market perform\nOppenheimer upgraded the beauty supply store and said it sees an “attractive” entry point.\n“Following a more than 20% pullback in SBH shares from recent May highs, we spent time revisiting our views. ... .Since early March,SBHshares are down 6% vs. a 9% gain in the S&P 500. Based on our work, we are upgrading shares to Outperform from Perform and installing a $24 PT.”\nCowen names Vimeo as a best idea\nCowen called the online video company a best idea and said it sees further revenue growth upside.\n\n “Vimeois our best Smidcap idea for 2021, as the company is well-positioned to take share within the large and rapidly growing Video SaaS market. We expect Vimeo, driven primarily by robust Enterprise adoption, to generate 33% revenue growth over the next five years with ramping margins, despite elevated investment in R&D and sales and marketing over the next few years.”\n\nBarclays reiterates Ford and General Motors as overweight\nBarclays said it expects “strong pricing” to leader to better second quarter results for the automakers. The firm also raised its price target on Ford to $17 per share from $15 and on General Motors to $74 per share from $70\n\n “Mid-month pricing data indicate stronger-than- expected pricing for bothFordandGM. Indeed, mid-month data show a step-up in average transaction prices and a step-down in incentive spending. Better pricing along with better FinCo performance are driving better-than-expected results at Ford and GM. We reiterate our OW ratings on both stocks and raise our price targets as well.”\n\nAtlantic Equities upgrades Ball Corp to overweight from neutral\nAtlantic Equities upgraded the jar and can manufacturer and said it sees “multi-year growth” forBall.\n\n “The global beverage can market is poised for multi-year growth. Already contracted business will underpin c.20% market growth in North America 2021-23, 35% in Latam and 15% in Europe.”\n\nCredit Suisse reiterates Motorola Solutions as a top pick\nCredit Suisse kept its outperform and top pick rating on shares of the data telecommunications company and said it felt more “confident” after a recent meeting withMotorola’s management.\n\n “Following our meeting sessions, we found mgmt.’s tone confident and positive on both medium and long-term business trends. ... .MSI is indexed to multi-year tailwinds driven by federal stimulus, first responder accountability, and a full end-to-end platform.”\n\nJefferies initiates ChargePoint Holdings as buy\nJefferies said initiation of ChargePoint that it was the “leader” in the demand for charging electric vehicles.\n\n “As the US charging infrastructure leader, we expectCHPTleverages scale and integrated hardware, software, & services features to drive +57% sales CAGR, tracking with ramping US & Europe EV adoption & growing charging demand.”\n\nStifel resumes FedEx as buy\nStifel resumed coverage of the shipping giant and said it sees an “attractive” risk/reward.\n\n “We are resuming coverage ofFedExwith a Buy rating and target price of $339. We believe FedEx is in a strong position to capitalize on secular macroeconomic tailwinds, including a significant pull-forward of global e-commerce trends.”\n\nPiper Sandler reiterates Tesla as overweight\nPiper saidTeslawas still the “best way” to invest in electric vehicles.\n\n “Overweight-rated TSLA is still our favorite way to invest in rising BEV sales.2H21 may be choppy for TSLA, due to the implementation of several ambitious projects. If factory delays or chip shortages cause delivery shortfalls, we would buy any weakness.”","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"langContent":"EN"}],"hasMoreComments":true,"newsSizeData":{"likeSize":67,"commentSize":15,"repostSize":0,"favoriteSize":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false}}