RBC Capital reaffirms its Outperform rating and $100 price target for Wells Fargo, highlighting the bank's strategic pivot to growth after years of regulatory constraints, even as Evercore ISI trims its earnings outlook.
Goldman Sachs sees its price target raised by two major analysts, with KBW lifting it to $1,000 and Bank of America to $1,100, citing robust performance in investment banking and trading divisions and a favorable regulatory shift.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. reported stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings, driven by lower expenses and credit provisions. However, a miss in investment banking revenue triggered a sell-off, highlighting investor focus on future growth drivers amid a mixed economic outlook.
State Street Corporation (STT) reported fourth-quarter earnings that surpassed analyst expectations, driven by a 7% year-over-year revenue increase and robust growth in its core servicing fees. The financial giant also highlighted a significant expansion of its ETF platform throughout 2025.
UBS has increased its price target for Charles Schwab (SCHW) following solid quarterly results, highlighting the firm's strong cash generation and capital growth as key drivers for a bullish outlook through 2028.
Western Alliance Bancorporation (WAL) reported quarterly earnings that surpassed analyst expectations, prompting DA Davidson to reaffirm its Buy rating and nudge its price target higher. The bank's performance was driven by strong revenue growth and improved asset quality.
KeyBanc Capital Markets has upgraded Watts Water Technologies (NYSE: WTS) from Sector Weight to Overweight, setting a $340 price target. The firm cites a robust 2026 growth trajectory, strategic acquisitions, and what it views as a market undervaluation of the water infrastructure specialist's prospects.
Baird upgrades Pool Corp to Outperform, citing cyclical recovery and resilient discretionary spending in the pool and outdoor living sector, with a price target of $320.
Industrial distributor Applied Industrial Technologies (AIT) reported a 8.4% revenue jump in its fiscal Q2, though higher costs and demand volatility prompted a key analyst to trim its price target while maintaining a positive long-term outlook.
Despite plunging to multi-year lows, Litecoin is seeing sustained demand from payment gateways, privacy features, and long-term accumulation, suggesting a potential foundation for recovery amid a brutal market.
The French wine group, home to labels like Lanson and Philipponnat, saw revenue fall nearly 9% in 2025, underperforming a declining Champagne market as economic pressures and promotional battles squeeze margins.
Despite processing over $8.4 trillion in January—dwarfing traditional card networks—Circle's share price continues its steep decline, highlighting a stark divide between booming on-chain utility and skeptical market valuation.
While Corning's stock has more than doubled in the past year, dramatically outpacing the broader market, analyst sentiment reveals a nuanced, slightly tempered optimism about its future trajectory.
Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority announces immediate commencement of the initial 6km segment of the 24km 'Dubai Loop', a high-speed underground transport system developed in partnership with Elon Musk's Boring Company, with an estimated total project cost of $681 million.
Despite robust revenue growth in 2025, Meta Platforms' stock underperformed the market. With a strategic pivot towards high-return AI investments and new advertising frontiers, analysts see the social media giant as attractively valued for a potential comeback this year.
After years of stagnation and leadership churn, Starbucks shows signs of a nascent recovery under CEO Brian Niccol. While strategic shifts are yielding early results, the stock's premium valuation gives many analysts pause.
The Gulf Coast regional bank announces a dividend increase, with analysts highlighting its sustainable payout ratio and earnings growth trajectory as key indicators of robust financial health.
Despite respectable revenue growth, shareholders in the payment solutions provider have seen their investment erode by 87% over half a decade, highlighting the perils of holding onto underperforming stocks.
While the broader real estate market has rallied, investors in Armada Hoffler Properties (NYSE: AHH) have seen their holdings decline sharply over a three-year period, with total shareholder returns lagging far behind market averages. We examine the fundamentals behind the underperformance.
A new discounted cash flow analysis suggests Select Water Solutions' stock is trading at a significant discount to its estimated intrinsic value, with potential political tailwinds from the upcoming election adding to the investment thesis.
