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Stock Analyst Upgrades

View the latest stock upgrades, analyst upgrades, and updated analyst ratings in this real-time list of recent stock analyst recommendations. This page tracks every newly published upgrade, including changes to stock ratings, analyst recommendations, and price targets, helping you quickly review all the most recent upgrades and shifts in analyst coverage.

CompanyActionBrokerageAnalystCurrent PricePrice TargetRatingDetails
Allegiant Travel Company stock logo
ALGT
Allegiant Travel
Upgraded by $81.85
$116.00OutperformStrong-Buy
Cellnex Telecom SA - Unsponsored ADR stock logo
CLLNY
Cellnex Telecom
Upgraded by $15.22
Overweight
Celestica, Inc. stock logo
CLS
Celestica
Upgraded by$296.03
-0.2%
$430.00NeutralBuy
Darden Restaurants, Inc. stock logo
DRI
Darden Restaurants
Upgraded by$221.81
+0.1%
$220.00 ➝ $250.00NeutralOutperform
Frontdoor Inc. stock logo
FTDR
Frontdoor
Upgraded by $82.59
Outperform
Janux Therapeutics, Inc. stock logo
JANX
Janux Therapeutics
Upgraded by $17.39
Outperform
PulteGroup, Inc. stock logo
PHM
PulteGroup
Upgraded by $129.00
Peer PerformOutperform
Safestore Holdings PLC stock logo
SFSHF
Safestore
Upgraded by $7.87
Equal WeightOverweight

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Analyst ratings are the "buy" and "sell" labels, plus price targets, that investment researchers attach to specific securities. These ratings are based on financial data, earnings reports  and conversations with company executives.

Analyst ratings provide plenty of helpful information, but you shouldn't use an analyst's "buy" rating as the sole reason you purchase a security. Analysts aren't immune to conflicts of interest or outside parties' influence, so ensure you always understand why a stock was labeled a "buy" or "sell."

Ratings give investors the analyst's overall opinion about a particular stock and price targets based on the company's valuation and prospects. Analysts often attend conference calls, ask questions and provide in-depth information about companies that are difficult to acquire elsewhere.