In the last trading week, numerous experts once again advised people to invest in stocks. These shares were recommended to be purchased by the analysts.
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16th place: The ranking
Investors who want to buy stocks often consult analyst opinions. In the last trading week, numerous experts once again advised people to invest in stocks. These shares were recommended to be purchased by the analysts.
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15th place: MTU
The private bank Berenberg has lowered the price target for MTU from 280 to 250 euros, but left the rating at “Buy”. For analysis
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14th place: BASF
Baader Bank has left BASF on “Add” with a price target of 53 euros. For analysis
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13th place: Vonovia
Goldman Sachs has placed Vonovia on the new “European Conviction List – Directors’ Cut”. For analysis
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12th place: TeamViewer
The British investment bank Barclays has raised the price target for TeamViewer from 17 to 18 euros and left the rating at “Overweight”. For analysis
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11th place: Rheinmetall
Deutsche Bank Research has left Rheinmetall’s rating at “Buy” ahead of quarterly figures with a price target of 300 euros. For analysis
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10th place: ArcelorMittal
The major Swiss bank UBS has left the rating for ArcelorMittal at “Buy” with a price target of 31 euros. For analysis
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9th place: Novartis
Deutsche Bank Research has left Novartis at “Buy” with a price target of 110 francs. For analysis
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8th place: FIG
The Canadian bank RBC has raised the price target for ABB from 36.50 to 38.00 francs and left the rating at “Outperform”. For analysis
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7th place: TotalEnergies
The analysis house Jefferies has raised the price target for TotalEnergies from 66 to 70 euros and left the rating at “Buy”. For analysis
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6th place: Alstom
According to the train manufacturer’s preliminary half-year figures, the major Swiss bank UBS has left Alstom’s rating at “Buy” with a price target of 33.50 euros. For analysis
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5th place: Gerresheimer
According to quarterly figures, the US bank JPMorgan left Gerresheimer’s rating at “Overweight” with a price target of 148.50 euros. For analysis
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4th place: GRENKE
The analysis house Warburg Research has left the rating for GRENKE at “Buy” according to quarterly figures with a price target of 38.50 euros. For analysis
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3rd place: Shell
The US investment bank Goldman Sachs has raised the price target for Shell from 39 to 41 euros and left the share on the “Conviction Buy List”. For analysis
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2nd place: ASML
The analysis house Jefferies has left the rating for ASML at “Buy” with a price target of 950 euros ahead of the quarterly figures. For analysis
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1st place: Ryanair
The US bank JPMorgan has left Ryanair’s rating at “Overweight” with a price target of 24.60 euros. For analysis
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