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: Novo Nordisk
The British investment bank Barclays has left the rating for Novo Nordisk at “Overweight” with a price target of 900 Danish kroner. For analysis
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14th place: UniCredit
According to figures for the fourth quarter, Jefferies has left UniCredit’s rating at “Buy” with a price target of 39.90 euros. For analysis
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13th place: Delivery Hero
According to figures, Hauck Aufhäuser Investment Banking has lowered the price target for Delivery Hero from 65 to 62 euros, but left the rating at “Buy”. For analysis
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12th place: McDonald’s
The US bank JPMorgan has left the rating for McDonald’s at “Overweight” with a price target of 300 US dollars. For analysis
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11th place: Infineon
Deutsche Bank Research has left Infineon’s rating at “Buy” with a price target of 40 euros based on figures and a reduction in the sales outlook for the fiscal year. For analysis
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10th place: Vonovia
Baader Bank has included Vonovia in its rating with a “Buy” rating and a price target of 33 euros. For analysis
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9th place: MorphoSys
The major Swiss bank UBS has left the rating for MorphoSys at “Buy” with a price target of 47 euros following a speculative media report on the Novartis takeover offer. For analysis
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8th place: TotalEnergies
The British investment bank Barclays has left the rating for TotalEnergies at “Overweight” with a price target of 99 euros. For analysis
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7th place: Siemens
According to figures for the first quarter, the major Swiss bank UBS has left Siemens’ rating at “Buy” with a price target of 200 euros. For analysis
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6th place: Nemetschek
Baader Bank has left Nemetschek’s rating at “Add” based on key data for 2023 with a price target of 89 euros. For analysis
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5th place: Deutsche Börse
According to figures for the fourth quarter, the major Swiss bank UBS has left Deutsche Börse’s rating at “Buy” with a price target of 210 euros. For analysis
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4th place: QIAGEN
According to figures, the US bank JPMorgan raised the price target for QIAGEN from $50 to $52 and left the rating at “Overweight”. For analysis
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3rd place: Under Armour
According to figures and an increased annual target for earnings per share for 2023/24, the major Swiss bank UBS has left Under Armor at “Buy” with a price target of 12 US dollars. For analysis
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2nd place: Porsche AG
DZ Bank has upgraded Porsche AG from “Hold” to “Buy”, but reduced the fair value from 115 to 98 euros. For analysis
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1st place: ams-OSRAM
The analysis house Jefferies has left the rating for ams-OSRAM at “Buy” with a price target of 2.70 francs based on quarterly figures. For analysis
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