Rating Quick Look | Apple's rating, Microsoft's target price raised! Tesla, Intel face price cuts

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2024.04.29 09:15
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Morgan Stanley predicts that XPeng's stock price will rise within 15 days, with a probability ranging from 70% to 80%. It points out that the significant pullback in the company's stock price has made short-term valuation more attractive, giving XPeng an H-share target price of HKD 71

Evercore ISI: Lowered Tesla's target price from $155 to $145

Huili Securities: Downgraded Tesla's rating to "reduce", with a target price of $145

Fuguo Bank: Raised Snap's target price from $16 to $18, maintaining a "buy" rating

Fuguo Bank: Lowered Intel's target price from $43 to $38, maintaining a "neutral" rating

Morgan Stanley: Lowered IBM's target price from $186 to $179, maintaining a "neutral" rating

Bernstein: Upgraded Apple's rating to "outperform the market", with a target price of $195

JP Morgan: Maintained a buy rating for Microsoft, raising the target price from $440 to $470

The bank believes that Microsoft is gradually improving its cloud service supply capabilities to meet strong market demand, indicating that there may be more growth opportunities in the future.

Not only has Microsoft's Azure business growth rate met market expectations, but it has also exceeded in certain key metrics, marking a new milestone for the Azure business and suggesting that the cloud service market may be on the verge of a new growth phase.

Morgan Stanley: Rated XPeng Motors as "buy", with an H-share target price of HK$71

The bank predicts that XPeng's stock price will rise within 15 days, with a probability ranging from 70% to 80%, pointing out that the significant pullback in the company's stock price has made short-term valuations more attractive. The Ministry of Commerce previously announced a trade-in subsidy program for consumers purchasing eligible internal combustion or new energy vehicle models, anticipating that popular market brands like XPeng will be major beneficiaries