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CHANGE IN RATINGS
Acadia Healthcare
was initiated with a buy rating at Cantor Fitzgerald. $35 price target. Company should benefit from a better regulatory environment and can deliver above-average growth, Cantor Fitzgerald said.
Affiliated Managers
was upgraded at Goldman to buy. Company can generate solid organic growth, Goldman said. $170 price target.
Carnival
was downgraded to hold at TheStreet Ratings.
Coach
was upgraded to buy from neutral at Citigroup. The stock has transitioned to a value stock and the risk is partially priced in, Citi said. Price target remains $56.
Cash America International
was downgraded at Sterne Agee to neutral. Valuation is full. The stock is up 33% year-to-date and within 4% of Stern Agee's new price target of $55.
Discover
was upgraded at FBR Capital Markets to outperform from market perform. $48 price target. Estimates also boosted, given higher receivables and interest income, as well as lower credit costs, FBR Capital Markets said.
Dril-Quip
was initiated with a buy rating at Lazard Capital Markets. $105 price target. Company can deliver 25% annual earnings growth over the next two years.
First Cash Financial Services
was downgraded at Sterne Agee to neutral. The call is based on a fair valuation, Sterne Agee said.
Fortress
was upgraded at Goldman Sachs to buy. Legacy funds have recovered well, Goldman said.
Freescale
was downgraded at Bernstein Research to market perform from outperform. Valuation call, based on an $18 price target, Bernstein said.
Genesco
was upgraded at Piper Jaffray to overweight from neutral. $73 price target. Company has strong long-term earnings potential, Piper Jaffray said.
Hasbro
was downgraded at Keybanc to hold from buy. The stock has doubled the market year-to-date and the company lacks near-term catalysts, Keybanc said.
Oracle
was upgraded at Canaccord Genuity to buy from hold. $42 price target. Stock sets up well for a 10%-20% run, Canaccord Genuity said.
Stericycle
was initiated with a buy rating at Goldman Sachs. $115 price target. Company can continue to gain domestic market share and also grow outside of the U.S., Goldman said.
Tupperware
was initiated with an outperform rating at BMO Capital. $90 price target. Company can return more than 20% over the next year, including the 3.3% dividend yield, BMO Capital said.
Texas Instruments
was downgraded at Bernstein Research to market perform from outperform. $38 price target. Cyclical indicators suggest a near-term peak for the industry, Bernstein said.
Unit
was downgraded to hold at TheStreet Ratings.
Walgreen
was upgraded at UBS to buy from neutral. Upside to the Alliance Boots merger and health reform should trump near-term comp concern. Estimates increased and new price target is $48, UBS said.
Zoetis
was initiatd with a neutral rating at Bank of America/Merrill Lynch. $35 price target. Stock has already gained 30% since its IPO, BofA/Merrill said.
Zoetis was initiated with a neutral rating at Goldman Sachs. Given valuation, there is limited upside, Goldman said. Price target is $33.
STOCK COMMENTS/EPS CHANGES
Blackrock
price target was increased at Citigroup to $285. The new price target comes with a higher multiple, reflecting greater comfort around flow and margin leverage and declining execution risks.
Chipotle
price target and earnings were increased at UBS. First-quarter comps should be between 0% and 2%, setting a solid tone for 2013, UBS said. New price target is $330.
Chevron
price target was raised at Cowen Securities. Shares are now seen reaching $133. Company can deliver solid production growth, Cowen said. Buy rating.
Chevron estimates were updated at UBS. Earnings estimates through 2014 were increased. At the company's analyst meeting management reaffirmed prior growth targets, UBS said. Price target remains $120.
Sirius XM
estimates were increased at Lazard Capital Markets. Estimates were raised through 2014. Company will likely convert some debt to equity, Lazard Capital Markets said. Buy rating and $4 price target.
Yum Brands
numbers boosted at Credit Suisse. Shares are now seen reaching $70. Estimates were also increased, given improving comp sales in China, Credit Suisse said. Outperform rating.
Yum Brands price target and estimates were raised at Credit Suisse. The China February comps showed marked improvement, Credit Suisse said. New price target is $70.
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