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Published Aug 5
Where the analysts disagree
The widest disagreement runs from +49% at one end to -14% at the other. Those comparisons use the most recent target against the price when it was set, rather than a common live-price reference. The figures come from grade changes and price targets published in the latest analyst feed; analyst opinion is not a recommendation.
BMY is the only one here with a split of 1 up / 3 down. Its most recent target sits +18% against price, the third-largest gap among the 4 here and the only one at +18%; its disclosed band is —, also the only one shown that way.
split: 1 up, 3 down · Bernstein, Citigroup, Jefferies
Against CAT and QLYS, ENTG shares a — split. Its target sits +49% against price, the biggest gap among the 4 here, while $152 – $215 is the smallest disclosed band of the 3 here.
targets $152-$215 · Deutsche Bank, UBS
For CAT, the disclosed band runs from $925 – $1225, the biggest of the 3 here. The most recent target sits +36% against price, the second-largest gap among the 4 here; CAT also shares its — split with ENTG and QLYS.
targets $925-$1225 · Bernstein, Truist Financial, UBS
The analyst split at QLYS is —, shared with ENTG and CAT. Its target sits -14% against price, the smallest gap among the 4 here, while $160 – $208 is the second-largest disclosed band of the 3 here.
targets $160-$208 · D.A. Davidson, Northland Securities, Robert W. Baird
Grade changes and price targets published in the latest analyst feed. “Target vs price” compares the most recent target with the price at the time it was set. Analyst opinion is not a recommendation.