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Published Aug 25
Where the analysts disagree
The widest disagreement runs from -41% to +42%, with the two ends pointing in opposite directions. Those figures compare the most recent target with the price at the time it was set, so the comparison is not a shared current-price measure. The feed contains published grade changes and price targets; analyst opinion is not a recommendation.
FBIN is the only one here with a split of 1 up / 2 down, while its target sits +42% above the price used when it was set—the only gap at +42% here. It is also the only one here with a disclosed band of —.
split: 1 up, 2 down · D.A. Davidson, Raymond James, Wells Fargo
Against that, BMO shares the — split with ALK and VEEV, and its target is -41% against the price used when it was set—the second-largest gap here. Its disclosed band of $74 – $103 is the second-largest of the 3 here.
targets $74-$103 · BMO Capital, Capital One Financial, RBC Capital
By contrast, ALK's target is +14% above the price used when it was set, the smallest gap of the 4 here. Its disclosed band of $46 – $52 is the smallest of the 3 here.
targets $46-$52 · Cantor Fitzgerald, Raymond James
Meanwhile, VEEV's target is +19% above the price used when it was set, the third-largest gap of the 4 here. The disclosed band of $270 – $295 is the biggest of the 3 here.
targets $270-$295 · Needham, Piper Sandler
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.