Wall Street Shakes Up Its Portfolio: Analyst Rating Changes for Coherent, Duke Energy, Gatos Silver, Deckers Outdoor, and Global Payments

The financial landscape is in constant flux, and Wall Street analysts are constantly evaluating companies and adjusting their ratings accordingly. This week, several notable companies have experienced significant changes in their analyst outlook, potentially impacting investor decisions. Let’s break down the latest shifts:

Coherent Corp. (COHR):

Rosenblatt analyst Mike Genovese has downgraded Coherent Corp. from a Buy to Neutral rating. However, he did raise the price target from $84 to $105. Coherent shares closed at $98.44 on Monday. This change in rating could indicate a cautious stance on the company’s near-term prospects, though the increased price target suggests potential for future growth.

Duke Energy Corporation (DUK):

Keybanc analyst Sophie Karp has downgraded the rating for Duke Energy from Overweight to Sector Weight. Duke Energy shares closed at $119.89 on Monday. This downgrade could reflect concerns about the company’s performance within its industry, suggesting a more neutral outlook compared to its previous standing.

Gatos Silver, Inc. (GATO):

Canaccord Genuity analyst Carey Macrury has downgraded Gatos Silver from Buy to Hold. Gatos Silver shares closed at $19.26 on Monday. This downgrade suggests a shift in sentiment toward the company’s future prospects, possibly due to market conditions or internal factors affecting the company’s growth potential.

Deckers Outdoor Corporation (DECK):

BTIG analyst Janine Stichter has downgraded the rating for Deckers Outdoor from Buy to Neutral. Deckers Outdoor shares closed at $160.01 on Monday. This downgrade could reflect concerns about the company’s current performance or future market trends, prompting a more cautious approach to investing in the company.

Global Payments (GPN):

Bernstein analyst Harshita Rawat has downgraded Global Payments from Outperform to Market Perform and lowered the price target from $135 to $112. Global Payments shares closed at $99.98 on Monday. This downgrade indicates a more conservative outlook on the company’s future performance, potentially reflecting concerns about industry trends or market conditions.

These analyst rating changes offer valuable insights into the current market sentiment surrounding these companies. Investors should carefully consider these updates and conduct thorough research before making any investment decisions. Keep in mind that analyst ratings are just one piece of the puzzle when it comes to making informed investment choices.

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