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: DEUTZ
Hauck Aufhäuser Investment Banking has raised the price target for DEUTZ from 8 to 10 euros after the sale of the boat engine subsidiary Torqeedo and left the rating at “Buy”. For analysis
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14th place: BASF
Based on the preliminary figures published last week, Deutsche Bank Research has left BASF’s rating at “Buy” with an initial price target of 54 euros. For analysis
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13th place: Siemens
The US analysis firm Bernstein Research has left Siemens’ rating at “Outperform” with a price target of 190 euros ahead of the quarterly reports from the capital goods sector. For analysis
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12th place: TeamViewer
The US investment bank Goldman Sachs lowered the price target for TeamViewer from 23 to 20 euros before the fourth quarter figures, but left the rating at “Buy”. For analysis
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11th place: MTU
The major Swiss bank UBS has left the shares of the engine manufacturer MTU at “Buy” with a price target of 215 euros. For analysis
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10th place: Netflix
DZ Bank upgraded Netflix from “Hold” to “Buy” according to fourth-quarter numbers and increased the fair value from $495 to $600. For analysis
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9th place: ASML
The major Swiss bank UBS has raised the price target for ASML from 785 to 880 euros according to the chip supplier’s quarterly figures and left the rating at “Buy”. For analysis
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8th place: DWS
The US bank JPMorgan has left the rating for DWS at “Overweight” with a price target of 45.80 euros due to a proposed special dividend of 4 euros per share. For analysis
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7th place: RWE
The Canadian bank RBC has left RWE’s rating at “Outperform” based on key data for 2023 with a price target of 55 euros. For analysis
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6th place: QIAGEN
Deutsche Bank Research has left QIAGEN at “Buy” ahead of quarterly figures. For analysis
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5th place: Siemens Healthineers
The US analysis firm Bernstein Research has left the rating for Siemens Healthineers at “Outperform” with a price target of 66.50 euros. For analysis
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4th place: Zalando
The US investment bank Goldman Sachs has lowered the price target for Zalando from 34 to 29 euros, but left the rating at “Buy”. For analysis
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3rd place: Sartorius
According to figures for the fourth quarter, the private bank Berenberg left the rating for Sartorius at “Buy” with a price target of 310 euros. For analysis
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2nd place: T-Mobile US
The US bank JPMorgan has left the rating for T-Mobile US at “Overweight” according to figures for the fourth quarter. For analysis
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1st place: SAP
The major Swiss bank UBS has raised the price target for SAP from 168 to 191 euros and left the rating at “Buy”. For analysis
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