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that is underappreciated at current price levels.” Mizuho initiates Northern Oil and Gas as buy Mizuho said the oil and gas company is well positioned. “There are ***** and ***** of being a non-operator, but on balance we believe NOG’ s combination of scale, lower operational risk, superior cash operating margins, a strong M & A track record, and attractive cash return make for a compelling investment case that stacks up against operator E & Ps.” Raymond James upgrades Safehold to outperform from market perform Raymond James said the real estate investment trust is a beneficiary of lower rates. ” Safehold (SAFE): Upgrading to Outperform from Market Perform, increasing 2025 estimates, and establishing price target of $34 per share.” Morgan Stanley reiterates Nio as overweight Morgan Stanley said it’s bullish on the EV company as Nio unveils its latest mid-sized family model, the L60. ” NIO’s unproven ********** ******** the key culprit, on which bulls and bears can argue their respective cases. Market conviction, supply chain commitment and corporate (operating & financing) cash flow will all hinge heavily on the success of the L60.” TD Cowen reiterates Micron as buy TD Cowen cut its price target on the stock to $115 per share from $160 but said it’s standing by its buy rating ahead of Micron earnings next week. “As for the upside, we expect a very similar setup, at least directionally, to that of 2H:21, where shares recovered by nearly +40% over a 3-month ******* (Sep.21 through Jan.22), presenting an attractive risk reward.” Morgan Stanley reiterates Tesla as overweight Morgan Stanley said it’s concerned about the company’s robotaxi event but that it’s standing by the stock. “Heading into Tesla’s ’10/10′ robotaxi event we are, frankly, struggling to see how the day can live up to investors’ high expectations.” Barclays initiates Hertz as underweight Barclays said it sees too many negative catalysts for the auto rental company. “Launching on HTZ with UW rating – liquidity questions amid fleet overhaul.” Piper Sandler initiates Abbot Laboratories as overweight Piper said the medical device company has an attractive valuation. “We are initiating coverage of Abbott Laboratories with an Overweight rating and $131 PT.” Wells Fargo initiates Outfront Media as overweight Wells said it’s bullish on shares of the outdoor ad company. “We’re initiating coverage on OUT with an Overweight rating and $22 PT. Morgan Stanley downgrades Elanco to equal weight from overweight Morgan Stanley said it “lacks conviction” in shares of the **** biopharma company. “While ELAN’s pipeline progress will offer line of sight to more consistent topline growth & share gains w/ tangible launch catalysts in 4Q/2025, we lack conviction in the near-to-medium term pathway, on the lack of clear superior differentiation in an evolving competitive landscape for key products.” BTIG upgrades DoorDash to buy from neutral The firm said rideshare is a “a scarce pocket of secular growth.” “Checks point to ongoing near-term strength and we see under-appreciated longer-term drivers, leading us to raise estimates (again); DASH is hitting important milestones with positive EBIT and net income expected in 2H.” Bank of America initiates Coursera as buy The firm said it’s bullish on shares of the online learning platform company. “We are initiating on Coursera (COUR) with a Buy rating and a PO of $11 (44% upside potential).

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