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Published Aug 21

The Street Split Watch List

Where the analysts disagree

4 companiesData through Aug 20

The disagreement runs from +1% at AAP to +82% at SMTC, the two ends of the disclosed gaps here. The figures come from grade changes and price targets published in the latest analyst feed; the comparison uses the most recent target and the price at the time it was set. Analyst opinion is not a recommendation.

Gap between the latest price target and the current priceTARGET VS CURRENT PRICE · PUBLISHED RANGEAAP+1% $43 – $45MSFTno published targetSMTC+82% $155 – $230MRVL+33% $250 – $350

Entry by entry — why each one is on the board

AAPAdvance Auto Parts, Inc.
Split1 up / 2 down
Target vs price+1%
Range$43 – $45

AAP has a 1 up / 2 down split, sharing that split with MSFT. Its disclosed band, $43 – $45, is the smallest of the 3 here.

split: 1 up, 2 down · targets $43-$45 · Citigroup, Cowen & Co., GLJ Research

MSFTMicrosoft Corporation
Split1 up / 2 down
Target vs price—
Range—

By contrast, MSFT has a 1 up / 2 down split, matching AAP. It is the only one here whose gap between target and price is shown as —, and the only one here whose disclosed band is —.

split: 1 up, 2 down · Citigroup, GLJ Research, Seaport Global

SMTCSemtech Corporation
Split—
Target vs price+82%
Range$155 – $230

For SMTC, the gap between target and price is +82%, the biggest gap between target and price of the 3 here. Its disclosed band, $155 – $230, is the second-largest of the 3 here.

targets $155-$230 · BMO Capital, New Street

MRVLMarvell Technology, Inc.
Split—
Target vs price+33%
Range$250 – $350

At MRVL, the gap between target and price is +33%, the second-largest gap between target and price of the 3 here. Its $250 – $350 disclosed band is the biggest of the 3 here.

targets $250-$350 · BMO Capital, Jefferies, Roth Capital

How this board was built

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.