In the past trading week, numerous experts have once again gotten into stocks. These shares were recommended by the analysts for sale.
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16th place: the ranking
Investors who want to buy stocks often consult analysts. In the past trading week, numerous experts have once again gotten into stocks. These shares were recommended by the analysts for sale.
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15th place: BMW
The major Swiss bank UBS has reduced the price target for BMW from 87 to 78 euros, but left the classification to “Buy”. For analysis
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14th place: Pfizer
The Jefferies analysis house has reduced the price target for Pfizer from 34 to $ 32, but left the classification to “Buy”. For analysis
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13th place: Jost works
The analysis house Warburg Research has raised the price target for Jost Werke for the first quarter from 74 to 75 euros and left the classification to “Buy”. For analysis
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12th place: Apple
The US bank JPmorgan has reduced the price target for Apple from $ 270 to $ 24, but left the classification to “Overweight”. For analysis
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11th place: Rheinmetall
The private bank Berenberg raised the price target for Rheinmetall from 1410 to 1630 euros and left the classification to “Buy”. For analysis
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10th place: Boeing
The Canadian Bank RBC left the classification for Boeing on “Outperform” with a price target of $ 200. For analysis
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9th place: Ing
The major Swiss bank UBS has reduced the price target for ING before the quarterly figures expected on May 2 to EUR 20.50 and left the classification to “Buy”. For analysis
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8th place: Microsoft
The Jefferies analysis house left the classification for Microsoft on “Buy”. For analysis
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7th place: Deutz
Hauck Aufhäuser Investment Banking left the classification for Deutz after numbers on “Buy” with a price target of EUR 10.30. For analysis
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6th place: Nvidia
The major Swiss bank UBS left the classification for Nvidia with a price target of $ 185 to “Buy”. For analysis
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5th place: Novo Nordisk
The British investment bank Barclays has lowered the price target for Novo Nordisk from 900 to 700 Danish crowns, but left the classification to “Overweight”. For analysis
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4th place: Nordex
The Jefferies analysis house left the classification for Nordex on “Buy” with a price target of 21 euros. For analysis
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3rd place: ASML
The US bank JPmorgan reduced the price target for ASML from 1057 to 970 euros, but left the classification to “Overweight”. For analysis
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2nd place: Unicredit
The British investment bank Barclays has raised the price target for Unicredit from 50.00 to 56.30 euros and left the classification to “Overweight”. For analysis
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1st place: SAP
The Warburg Research analysis house left the classification for SAP before numbers on “Buy” with a price target of 275 euros. For analysis
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