Last week, the stock exchanges were shaken by a wave of sales recommendations. Many analysts and experts advise to repeal shares and rely on safer systems.
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16th place: the ranking
Investors who want to buy or sell shares often consult analysts. In the past trade week, numerous experts have once again gained the exit from shares. These shares were recommended for sale by the analysts.
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15th place: Beiersdorf
The major Swiss bank UBS left the classification for Beiersdorf on “Sell” with a price target of 112 euros before the number of quarter. For analysis
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14th place: Novo Nordisk
The Jefferies analysis house left the classification for Novo Nordisk with a price target of 415 Danish crowns on “Under Perperform”. For analysis
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13th place: kering
DZ Bank has reduced the fair value of Kering’s shares after leaving the Eurozone-Leiten-Leindex EUROSTOXX 50 from 152 to 145 euros and left the classification to “sell”. For analysis
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12th place: Tesla
The major Swiss bank UBS has increased the price target for Tesla on the occasion of the Robotaxi service starting in Austin from 190 to $ 215, but left the classification on “Sell”. For analysis
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11th place: Brenntag
DZ Bank has reduced the fair value of the shares from Brennag from 58 to 53 euros and left the classification to “sell”. For analysis
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10th place: Volvo B
The US analysis house Bernstein Research left the classification for Volvo B with a price target of 240 Swedish crowns on “Under Perperform”. For analysis
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9th place: DHL
The major Swiss bank UBS has reduced the price target for DHL shares from 37.50 to EUR 36.00 and graduated from “neutral” to “Sell”. For analysis
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8th place: Lanxess
The Jefferies analysis house left the classification for Lanxess on “Under Perperform” with a price target of 21 euros. For analysis
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7th place: BASF
The US bank JPmorgan left BASF on “Underweight”. For analysis
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6th place: Lufthansa
The US bank JPmorgan left Lufthansa with a price target of 5 euros on “Underweight”. For analysis
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5th place: Fig
Deutsche Bank Research has increased the price target for ABB from 41 to CHF 42, but left the classification to “Sell”. For analysis
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4th place: Ahold Delhaize
The US bank JPmorgan has reduced the price target for Ahold Delhaize from 25.42 to 24.24 euros and left the classification on “Underweight”. For analysis
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3rd place: Siemens Energy
DZ Bank has significantly increased the fair value for Siemens Energy’s shares from 38 to 65 euros, but left the classification to “sell”. For analysis
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2nd place: H&M
The US bank JPmorgan has lowered the price target for H&M from 125 to 120 Swedish crowns and left the classification on “Underweight”. For analysis
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1st place: Danone
The Jefferies analysis house left the classification for Danone in a outlook on the upcoming half -year report with a price target of 61 euros on “Under Perperform”. For analysis
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