Last week, stock markets were rocked by a wave of sell recommendations. Many experts recommended selling stocks and investing in safer investments.
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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.
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15th place: Brenntag
DZ Bank raised the fair value for Brenntag from 41 to 51 euros, but left the rating at “sell”. For analysis
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14th place: Nike
The British investment bank HSBC has almost halved the price target for Nike from 90 to 48 US dollars and downgraded the shares from “Buy” to “Hold”. For analysis
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13th place: Fraport
The major Swiss bank UBS has lowered the price target for Fraport from 68 to 67 euros and left the rating at “Sell”. For analysis
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12th place: Aroundtown
The analysis house Jefferies has left the rating for Aroundtown at “Underperform” with a price target of 2.30 euros. For analysis
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11th place: Porsche AG
The British investment bank Barclays left the rating for Porsche AG at “Underweight” with a price target of 40 euros at an analyst conference before the quarterly figures. For analysis
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10th place: Daimler Truck
The US analysis house Bernstein Research has left the rating for Daimler Truck at “Underperform” with a price target of 34 euros. For analysis
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9th place: Kering
The US bank JPMorgan has left Kering’s rating at “Underweight” with a price target of 235 euros. For analysis
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8th place: Unilever
The analysis house Jefferies has left Unilever’s rating at “Underperform”. For analysis
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7th place: Ahold Delhaize
The US bank JPMorgan has left the rating for Ahold Delhaize at “Underweight” with a price target of 24.30 euros, according to business figures from US competitor Albertsons Companies. For analysis
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6th place: Swiss Re
The British investment bank Barclays has lowered the price target for Swiss Re from 118 to 114 francs and left the rating at “underweight”. For analysis
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5th place: Hannover Re
The British investment bank Barclays has left Hannover Re’s rating at “Underweight” with a price target of 239 euros. For analysis
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4th place: BMW
The British investment bank Barclays has left BMW’s rating at “Underweight” with a price target of 82.50 euros ahead of quarterly figures. For analysis
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3rd place: Schaeffler
The major Swiss bank UBS has left the rating for Schaeffler at “Sell” with a price target of 7.10 euros. For analysis
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2nd place: DocMorris
The major Swiss bank UBS has left the rating for DocMorris at “Sell” with a price target of 3.50 francs. For analysis
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1st place: easyJet
The US bank JPMorgan has lowered the price target for easyJet from 350 to 340 pence and left the rating at “Underweight”. For analysis
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