According to CNBC, analysts made several rating changes and reiterated calls on Friday. Bank of America maintained its buy rating on Nvidia and set a $350 price target. Morgan Stanley reiterated its overweight rating on SpaceX, while Guggenheim maintained its buy rating on Netflix, citing potential sports and live-event additions, a new content chief and expanded third-party arrangements as possible catalysts in 2027 and into 2028. Daiwa reiterated its outperform rating on Apple and raised its price target to $375 from $335, while noting potential headwinds from tougher comparisons and higher memory prices in 2H27. Bank of America downgraded TripAdvisor to underperform from buy, citing slowing revenue growth and the upcoming departures of its CEO and CFO amid a restructuring. Wells Fargo cut Molson Coors to underweight from equal weight and lowered its target to $36, citing potential earnings risk.
Other calls included upgrades for Becton Dickinson, Appian, Centrus Energy, SiTime, SQM and Jinko Holdings; a downgrade of BJ’s Wholesale Club to neutral from buy; and new buy ratings on Fervo Energy, with a $17 price target, and Forgent Power Solutions, with a $42 target. Bank of America cut International Flavors & Fragrances to underperform from buy.