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: Inditex
The Canadian Bank RBC left Inditex with a price target of 43 euros on “Under Perperform”. For analysis
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14th place: Roche
The US bank JPmorgan left the classification for Roche with a price target of CHF 230 on “Underweight”. For analysis
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13th place: rational
The Canadian Bank RBC has rationally left an “underperform” with a price target of 600 euros. For analysis
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12th place: Danone
The Jefferies analysis house left the classification for Danone after a conference with the chief of finance on “Under Perperform” with a price target of 62 euros. For analysis
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11th place: Zurich
The US bank Jpmorgan has increased the price target for Zurich from 490 to CHF 500 for the first half of the year, but left the classification on “Underweight”. For analysis
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10th place: SMA Solar
DZ Bank has reduced the fair value for SMA Solar from 14 to 13 euros after reduced business goals and left the classification to “sell”. For analysis
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9th place: Puma
The US bank JPmorgan has reduced the price target for the shares of Puma after a change of analysts from 21 to 16 euros and graduated from “neutral” on “Underweight”. For analysis
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8th place: l´oréal
Deutsche Bank Research left the classification for L’Oréal with a price target of 340 euros on “Sell”. For analysis
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7th place: Siemens Energy
The US analysis house Bernstein Research left the classification for Siemens Energy with a price target of 37 euros on “Under Perperform”. For analysis
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6th place: Unilever
The major Swiss bank UBS left the classification for Unilever with a price target of 4120 Pence on “Sell”. For analysis
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5th place: Continental
The US analysis house Bernstein Research left the classification for Continental with a price target of 66 euros on “Under Perperform”. For analysis
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4th place: Ceconomy
The analysis house Warburg Research has raised the price target for the shares of Ceconomy from 3.00 to the level of the takeover offer of EUR 4.60, but the papers are graded from “Hold” on “Sell”. For analysis
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3rd place: Hanover Rück
The British investment bank Barclays has reduced the price target for Hanover from 221 to 218 euros and left the classification on “Underweight”. For analysis
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2nd place: Swiss Re
The British investment bank Barclays reduced the price target for Swiss Re from 128 to CHF 123 and left the classification on “Underweight”. For analysis
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1st place: Allianz
The British investment bank Barclays has raised the price target for Allianz from 325 to 329 euros, but left the classification on “Underweight”. For analysis
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