RXO has 1 up / 1 down, the smallest split of the 2 here. The gap between target and price is —, the only one here with that gap.
split: 1 up, 1 down · Cowen & Co., Jefferies
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Where the analysts disagree
The widest disagreement is between CRML at +177% and PTC at +6%, the two ends of the target-versus-price range among the companies shown here. Those percentages compare the most recent target with the price at the time it was set, rather than a common live price. The up/down counts and disclosed bands keep the focus on how the views differ, not on a recommendation.
RXO has 1 up / 1 down, the smallest split of the 2 here. The gap between target and price is —, the only one here with that gap.
split: 1 up, 1 down · Cowen & Co., Jefferies
PTC has 0 up / 4 down, the biggest split of the 2 here. Its targets span $205 – $306, the biggest disclosed band of the 2 here.
targets $205-$306 · Barclays, Deutsche Bank, KeyBanc
By contrast, EXE shows +41% between target and price, the second-largest gap between target and price of the 3 here. Its disclosed band is $120 – $141, the smallest disclosed band of the 2 here.
targets $120-$141 · Raymond James, Truist Financial
Meanwhile, CRML shows +177% between target and price, the biggest gap between target and price of the 3 here. Its disclosed band is —, matching RXO's.
UBS
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.