Last week, stock markets were rocked by a wave of sell recommendations. Many experts recommended selling stocks and investing in safer investments.
– On our own behalf –
Tip: Trade your stocks now for €0.00 at finanzen.net zero! Find out here
16th place: The ranking
Investors who want to buy or sell stocks often consult analyst opinions. In the last trading week, numerous experts again advised getting out of stocks. These shares were recommended for sale by the analysts.
Source: finanzen.net, image: SergeyP / Shutterstock.com
15th place: ams-OSRAM
The US bank JPMorgan has lowered the price target for ams-OSRAM from 8.90 to 5.35 francs and downgraded the shares from “neutral” to “underweight”. For analysis
Source: finanzen.net, image: ah
14th place: Novo Nordisk
The analysis house Jefferies has lowered the price target for Novo Nordisk from 290 to 270 Danish crowns and left the rating at “Underperform”. For analysis
Source: finanzen.net, Image: Novo Nordisk Pharma GmbH
13th place: easyJet
US bank JPMorgan has cut its price target for easyJet from 500 to 400 pence and downgraded the shares from “Neutral” to “Underweight”. For analysis
Source: finanzen.net, image: pio3 / Shutterstock.com
12th place: LOreal
The analysis house Jefferies has left LOréal at “underperform” with a price target of 337 euros. For analysis
Source: finanzen.net, Image: Arseniy Krasnevsky / Shutterstock.com
11th place: Hapag-Lloyd
The US bank JPMorgan has lowered the price target for Hapag-Lloyd from 72 to 65 euros and left the rating at “Underweight”. For analysis
Source: finanzen.net, image: Hapag-Lloyd
10th place: GEA
The US bank JPMorgan raised the price target for GEA from 55.50 to 57.60 euros, but left the rating at “Underweight”. For analysis
Source: finanzen.net, image: GEA Group
9th place: Fresenius Medical Care
The major Swiss bank UBS has left the rating for Fresenius Medical Care at “Sell” with a price target of 38 euros. For analysis
Source: finanzen.net, Image: Fresenius Medical Care
8th place: Salzgitter
The US bank JPMorgan has downgraded Salzgitter AG from “neutral” to “underweight” with an unchanged price target of 27.90 euros. For analysis
Source: finanzen.net, image: Lukassek / Shutterstock.com
7th place: Renault
The major Swiss bank UBS has significantly lowered the price target for Renault from 38 to 28 euros and downgraded the shares from “Neutral” to “Sell”. For analysis
Source: finanzen.net, image: FotograFFF / Shutterstock.com
6th place: Nemetschek
The US bank JPMorgan has lowered the price target for Nemetschek from 100 to 90 euros and left the rating at “Underweight”. For analysis
Source: finanzen.net, image: Nemetschek Group
5th place: Siemens
The British investment bank Barclays has raised the price target for Siemens from 190 to 195 euros and left the rating at “Underweight”. For analysis
Source: finanzen.net, image: Siemens
4th place: Continental
The US analysis house Bernstein Research left Continental’s rating at “Underperform” with a price target of 50 euros after a speech by the CFO at an in-house conference. For analysis
Source: finanzen.net, Image: 360b / Shutterstock.com
3rd place: Ahold
The US bank JPMorgan raised the price target for Ahold Delhaize from 24.57 to 25.07 euros, but left the rating at “Underweight”. For analysis
Source: finanzen.net, Image: Casimiro PT / Shutterstock.com
2nd place: Eni
The US bank JPMorgan has lowered the price target for Eni from 17 to 15.50 euros and downgraded the shares twice from “Overweight” to “Underweight”. For analysis
Source: finanzen.net, Image: Dafinchi / Shutterstock.com
1st place: Swiss Re
The Canadian bank RBC has left the rating for Swiss Re at “Underperform” with a price target of 125 francs. For analysis
Source: finanzen.net, image: Swiss Re