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Here are Tuesday’s biggest analyst calls: Nvidia, Broadcom, Tesla, Reddit, Oracle, Spotify, Disney, Capital One & more

Here are Tuesday’s biggest calls on Wall Street.

Author Posted on March 11, 2025Categories Uncategorized

Goldman Sachs upgrades GE HealthCare as sales in China improve

The bank upgraded shares of the medical technology stock to buy from neutral

Author Posted on March 11, 2025Categories Uncategorized

Buy Tesla on the dip as shares can rally more than 90%, says Morgan Stanley’s Jonas

Shares have dropped 45% year to date.

Author Posted on March 11, 2025Categories Uncategorized

Tuesday’s big stock stories: What’s likely to move the market in the next trading session

Recession fears ignited a sharp sell-off in stocks Monday, with the Nasdaq falling 4% for its worst day since September 2022. What CNBC is watching Tuesday.

Author Posted on March 10, 2025Categories Uncategorized

As natural gas hits new highs, EQT CEO says ‘the market is screaming that we need more energy’

The executive said that several factors will support demand for natural gas as prices of the commodity hit a 52-week high.

Author Posted on March 10, 2025Categories Uncategorized

Big downside for bank stocks if this ‘detox’ period turns into recession, says Bank of America

Based on the re-rating seen during the Covid-19 pandemic, the average bank stock covered by the firm could plunge 48%.

Author Posted on March 10, 2025Categories Uncategorized

Two stocks to snap up during the sell-off, including one tech ‘screaming buy,’ says investor Greene

G Squared Private Wealth’s Victoria Greene highlighted two stock picks as the market sold off on Monday.

Author Posted on March 10, 2025Categories Uncategorized

Where Janus Henderson sees opportunity for income in 2025

The firm suggests looking beyond corporate bonds and Treasurys for income this year.

Author Posted on March 10, 2025Categories Uncategorized

Wall Street can’t stop talking about how ‘cheap’ Nvidia is now

Artificial intelligence darling Nvidia has become less expensive recently and investors are taking note.

Author Posted on March 10, 2025Categories Uncategorized

A way to capitalize in a potential decline in inflation, using options

The disinflationary impact of slackening consumer demand will begin to rein in inflation, but those impacts may not be reflected in the CPI data this week.

Author Posted on March 10, 2025Categories Uncategorized

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