Multiple Investment Banks Intensely Raise Tech Stock Price Targets, Mizuho Highly Bullish on Semiconductor Sector
BlockBeats News, May 28th, Several international investment banks have recently released a series of research reports, adjusting the target stock prices of multiple tech giants. Among them:
Bank of America Global Research raised HP's target price from $16 to $18 and Broadcom's target price from $515 to $600;
Wells Fargo raised Marvell Technology's target price from $195 to $240;
Credit Suisse made the most significant adjustments, raising ARM's target price from $290 to $360, Micron Technology significantly from $800 to $1150, Dell from $300 to $350, and SanDisk from $1625 to $1825.
In addition, Morgan Stanley also raised Marvell Technology's target price from $172 to $195.
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