Baker Hughes: New Targets, Estimates
Also see: Concho, Transocean: Analysts' New Ratings
Editor's Note: Green and red arrows refer to intraday stock price movement.
NEW YORK (
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STOCK COMMENTS / EPS CHANGES
AMN Healthcare Services
(AHS)
price target raised at Citi to $9 from $7. In-line 4Q10 results, revenue back on track, Citigroup said. Maintain Hold rating.
TD Ameritrade
(AMTD) - Get Report
numbers raised at Goldman. Shares of AMTD now seen reaching $24, according to Goldman Sachs. Estimates also increased, as the company is attracting more assets and seeing better trading volume. Buy rating.
Brown/Forman
(BF.B)
numbers upped at Goldman. BF.B estimates were boosted through 2013, Goldman Sachs said. Company raised its guidance. Neutral rating and new $73 price target.
Baker Hughes
(BHI)
price target lifted at Citi to $69 from $63. Near-term disruptions do not impact long-term story, Citigroup said. Maintain Hold rating.
Dick's Sporting
(DKS) - Get Report
numbers boosted at Goldman. Shares of DKS now seen reaching $44, according to Goldman Sachs. Estimates also upped, and higher sales are driving margins. Neutral rating.
Emdeon
( EM) estimates, target increased at Goldman. EM estimates were raised through 2012, Goldman Sachs said. Company is realizing higher margins. Neutral rating and new $16 price target.
Endo Pharmaceuticals
(ENDP) - Get Report
price target higher at Credit Suisse to $36 from $34 following strong 4Q10 results, Credit Suisse said. Maintain Neutral rating.
Boston Beer
(SAM) - Get Report
numbers increased at Goldman through 2013, Goldman Sachs said. Company is realizing lower manufacturing costs. Neutral rating and new $94 price target.
Suntech Power
(STP)
numbers boosted at Jefferies. Shares of STP now seen reaching $10, according to Jefferies. Estimates also upped, as the company is seeing better earnings momentum. Hold rating.
Texas Instruments
(TXN) - Get Report
numbers boosted at UBS. Shares of TXN now seen reaching $36, according to UBS. Estimates also upped, as the company is seeing a more favorable sales mix.
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