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Published Aug 15
Where the analysts disagree
The widest disagreement is at MU: 3 up / 6 down. At the other end, AMAT, AVAH and HTFL each show —, so the two ends sit far apart in how opinions are divided. The figures come from grade changes and price targets published in the latest analyst feed; target-versus-price comparisons use the most recent target and the price at the time it was set. Analyst opinion is not a recommendation.
Against the three up calls, MU has 6 down, making it the only one here whose split is 3 up / 6 down. Its gap between target and price is —, also the only one here at that mark.
split: 3 up, 6 down · Bernstein, HSBC, Jefferies
For AMAT, targets run from $575 – $850, the biggest disclosed band of the 3 here. Its +25% gap between target and price is the biggest gap between target and price of the 3 here.
targets $575-$850 · Craig-Hallum, Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley
By contrast, AVAH's targets span $13 – $16, the smallest disclosed band of the 3 here. The +10% gap between target and price is the smallest gap between target and price of the 3 here.
targets $13-$16 · Deutsche Bank, UBS
Finally, HTFL sits at +12% between target and price, the second-largest gap between target and price of the 3 here. Its targets of $40 – $45 form the second-largest disclosed band of the 3 here.
targets $40-$45 · Canaccord Genuity, Morgan Stanley
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.