Mizuho and TD Cowen respectively see Shopify rallying 26% and 34%.
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Wall Street sees more upside for McDonald’s after strong earnings beat
For the most part, Wall Street analysts remained bullish on McDonald’s following its fourth-quarter earnings and revenue beat.
JPMorgan downgrades Kraft Heinz, says it faces limited near-term upside after breakup pause
JPMorgan’s revised forecast implies a 12% downside for shares of Kraft Heinz.
Thursday’s big stock stories: What’s likely to move the market in the next trading session
Traders’ enthusiasm over the blowout January jobs report faded away over Wednesday’s session, with the Dow Industrials breaking a three-day win streak.
In series of shocks, White House policy has been a headwind for some stocks in 2026
While policy is still expected to boost the market in 2026, analysts predict unlucky sectors will face a hostile White House.
These funds protect against market drops. Demand is booming
Buffer ETFs could see assets could quadruple over a five-year period, according to Cerulli Associates. What to know before investing.
What the 10-year Treasury yield’s chart tells us about where stocks are heading
If rates move considerably higher after the strong run in equities, the pairing could create a bearish scenario, Frank Cappelleri says.
David Einhorn says the Fed will cut ‘substantially more’ than two times. So he’s betting big on gold
Greenlight Capital’s David Einhorn anticipates the Federal Reserve will issue more interest rate cuts than what’s being anticipated.
Investor Einhorn said he bought Peloton again on this latest dip. Here’s what else he’s buying
The Greenlight Capital founder said investors have overreacted to Peloton’s latest earnings results, and named a few other stocks that look attractive from here.
Wealth stocks dropped on fears AI is coming for them next. Morgan Stanley and others say buy the dip
The sell-off in financial services stocks on new fears over artificial intelligence has created a buying opportunity, according to several Wall Street analysts.