PEP is the only company here with 3 up / 2 down among analyst views. Its +4% gap between target and price is the smallest of the 4 here.
split: 3 up, 2 down · Cowen & Co., Deutsche Bank, Jefferies
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Published Sep 29
Where the analysts disagree
The widest disagreement runs from +4% for PEP to +179% for MSTR. Those figures compare each most recent target with the price at the time it was set, so they are not readings against one shared price. Grade changes and price targets were published in the latest analyst feed; analyst opinion is not a recommendation.
PEP is the only company here with 3 up / 2 down among analyst views. Its +4% gap between target and price is the smallest of the 4 here.
split: 3 up, 2 down · Cowen & Co., Deutsche Bank, Jefferies
Against a target range of $144 – $195, MIRM has no up/down count shown. Its +124% gap between target and price is the second-largest of the 4 here.
targets $144-$195 · H.C. Wainwright, Morgan Stanley
By contrast, MRVL has no up/down count shown, with targets ranging from $330 – $360. The +30% gap between its target and price is the third-largest of the 4 here.
targets $330-$360 · Cantor Fitzgerald, RBC Capital
At the widest end, MSTR has no up/down count shown and a +179% gap between target and price. That is the biggest gap between target and price of the 4 here, while its band (—) is shared with PEP.
Coker Palmer
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.