In the past trading week, numerous experts have once again gotten into stocks. These shares were recommended by the analysts for sale.
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16th place: the ranking
Investors who want to buy stocks often consult analysts. In the past trading week, numerous experts have once again gotten into stocks. These shares were recommended by the analysts for sale.
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15th place: BMW
DZ Bank has raised the fair value of BMW’s shares from 81 to 98 euros and left the classification to “buy”. For analysis
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14th place: Borussia Dortmund
The private bank Berenberg left the classification for Borussia Dortmund with a price target from 6 euros to “Buy”. For analysis
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13th place: Apple
The US investment bank Goldman Sachs left the classification for Apple with a price target of $ 294 to “Buy”. For analysis
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12th place: Unicredit
The US bank JPmorgan left the classification for Unicredit with a price target of 53 euros to “overweight”. For analysis
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11th place: Renk
The Warburg Research analysis house has recorded the Renk shares in the price target of 36 euros with “Buy”. For analysis
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10th place: Commerzbank
Deutsche Bank Research has raised the price target for Commerzbank from 2028 from 20 to 22 euros after an updated strategy and left the classification to “Buy”. For analysis
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9th place: CTS Eventim
Deutsche Bank Research has raised the price target for CTS Eventim from 106 to 116 euros and left the classification to “Buy”. For analysis
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8th place: Philips
The British investment bank Barclays left the classification for Philips on “Overweight” with a price target of 32 euros. For analysis
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7th place: Novo Nordisk
The US investment bank Goldman Sachs left the classification for Novo Nordisk with a price target of 890 Danish crowns on “Buy”. For analysis
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6th place: Walmart
The US bank JPmorgan left the classification for Walmart on “Overweight” with a price target of $ 112. For analysis
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5th place: BASF
DZ Bank has raised the fair value for BASF from 58 to 60 euros and left the classification on “buy”. For analysis
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4th place: Mercedes-Benz
The Canadian Bank RBC left the classification for Mercedes-Benz on “Outperform” with a price target of 78 euros. For analysis
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3rd place: Nordex
The US investment bank Goldman Sachs left the classification for Nordex with a price target of 20.10 euros to “Buy”. For analysis
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2nd place: Krones
The Private Bank Berenberg has reduced the price target for Krones according to numbers from 154 to 150 euros and left the classification to “Buy”. For analysis
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1st place: Siemens Energy
The US investment bank Goldman Sachs left the classification for Siemens Energy with a price target of 60 euros to “Buy”. For analysis
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