Wall Street Downgrades: Hertz, Prologis, UPS, SolarEdge, and Camping World Face Analyst Backlash

Top Wall Street analysts have issued downgrades for several prominent companies, including Hertz, Prologis, UPS, SolarEdge, and Camping World. These downgrades reflect concerns about the companies’ future prospects and potential challenges in the market. The analysts have cited various factors, including market conditions, competitive pressures, and company-specific issues, as reasons for their negative outlooks.

Cramer’s ‘Mad Money’ Lightning Round: Vertiv, AES, NextEra Energy, and Hertz

Jim Cramer on CNBC’s ‘Mad Money Lightning Round’ shared his insights on Vertiv, AES, NextEra Energy, and Hertz. He recommended buying Vertiv, praising its recent sales growth and book-to-bill ratio. He also expressed positive sentiment towards AES, highlighting its affordability. Cramer, however, expressed uncertainty about NextEra Energy, needing more information before forming an opinion. Regarding Hertz, he expressed concern about the company’s recent performance.

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