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Here are Friday's biggest analyst calls: Nvidia, SpaceX, Toll, Shopify, Twilio, Seagate, Chipotle & more
By Michael Bloom - 7/10/2026, 12:22 PM - 963 words
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Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Friday: DA Davidson initiates Agco as buy DA says the ag equipment company has "earnings leverage." "We are initiating coverage of AGCO with a BUY rating and $160 price target." Wells Fargo initiates X4 Pharmaceuticals as overweight The firm said in its initiation of X4 that the Street is underestimating the probability of success of the company's trial of its immune deficiency drug. "We believe Street's POS [probability of success] is too low for mavorixafor's Ph3 in chronic neutropenia (CN) creating a favorable skew ahead of the 2H27 readout." Wells Fargo upgrades Seagate to overweight from equal weight Wells says investors should buy the dip. "With the recent market pullback and increasing confidence in what we view as a path to +$50 EPS + significant cap return capacity ahead, we upgrade STX to OW w/ a $1,100 PT (~20x CY28 P/E; was $900)." Morgan Stanley reiterates SpaceX as overweight Morgan Stanley says the release of Grok 4.5 is an important catalyst for SpaceX. "Key question remains whether SpaceXAI will be able to combine Grok + Cursor to create compelling, differentiated enterprise products that aren't easily replicated by competing labs." Morgan Stanley reiterates Nvidia as overweight Morgan Stanley says the stock remains a top idea following a meeting with management. "This week, we hosted a number of investor meetings in California as part of an NDR with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, CFO Colette Kress, and head of IR Toshiya Hari. The meetings were upbeat, as expected, with the company describing "accelerating growth rates" even as revenues approach the $100 bn per quarter mark." Raymond James initiates BrightSpring as outperform Raymond James says the healthcare company has a differentiated offering. "We are initiating coverage of BrightSpring Health Services (BTSG) with an Outperform rating and an $80 price target." Bernstein upgrades J.B. Hunt to outperform from market perform The firm says it's not too late to buy shares of the trucking company. "We are upgrading JBHT to Outperform and raising our price target to $329. The stock has rallied on better end market conditions, and with earnings geared to follow through an eventual peak in truck rates we would rather be late than on the sidelines." Stifel upgrades Shopify to buy from hold Stifel says Shopify is a "share gainer." "We believe the company will continue to execute its share-gaining playbook in the e-commerce space (legacy replatforming, enterprise, B2B, international, payments) while extending its leadership through agentic commerce and compounding GMV at a multiple of the broader e- commerce market." Read more. Stifel upgrades Twilio to buy from hold Stifel says Twilio is in the "right place at the right time." "Through a combination of significant restructuring efforts and refocusing the platform and R & D investment around its core competencies and AI innovation, Twilio finds itself in the right place at exactly the right time." Truist initiates Travelers as buy Truist says the company is a "leader" in insurance. "We are initiating coverage on Travelers with a Buy rating and a $395 price target." BTIG initiates Digital Realty and Equinix as buy The firm says both data center REIT's are long term winners. "While they do construct a meaningful portion of their own data centers, they also lease significant amounts of capacity from third-party operators like Digital Realty (DLR, Buy, $215 PT) and Equinix (EQIX, Buy, $1,210 PT), particularly for deployments that require speed-to-market, geographic diversification, and elevated interconnection capabilities." Barclays upgrades CubeSmart to overweight from equal weight Barclays says investors should buy the dip. "We upgrade CUBE to Overweight from Equal Weight after relative underperformance YTD." Citi downgrades Pepsi to neutral from buy Citi downgraded Pepsi following earnings. "While Q2 near-term trends were pressured by inflation impacts on consumer behaviors, especially in the c- store channel, which could improve sequentially, we worry about lingering underlying N.America weakness in H2/2027." Rothschild & Co Redburn upgrades Fox to buy from neutral The firm says it likes Fox's deal for Roku. "Cost synergies of $400m equate to 18% of Roku operating costs and seem very achievable given duplicated functions such as advertising." Raymond James upgrades Weyerhaeuser to strong buy from outperform Raymond James says shares are compelling at current levels. "We are upgrading our rating on Weyerhaeuser to Strong Buy (from Outperform), following what we believe has been a disproportionate overreaction to WY's June operating update posted to the company's website on June 25." Citi upgrades Toll Brothers to neutral from buy Citi says the company is well positioned to more affluent buyers. "We upgrade TOL to Buy with a $176 TP ahead of 2Q homebuilder earnings season." Read more. CLSA upgrades Melco to outperform from neutral CLSA upgraded the Macau gaming stock on valuation. "Despite the ongoing share buyback program and the expected resumption of dividends, we do not think Melco's balance sheet strength allows it to return cash to shareholders in an extent that would be appreciated by the market. Still, its operations in Macau will remain steady despite the ongoing competition." Bank of America initiates Houlihan Lokey as buy The firm says it sees an attractive entry point. "We initiate coverage of Houlihan Lokey (HLI), a boutique investment bank primarily focused on advising clients on mid-cap (deal value < $1bn) transactions, with a Buy rating and a $164 PO, implying 20% upside potential." UBS reiterates Chipotle as buy UBS says it's standing by the stock ahead of earnings later this month. "For CMG's 2Q earnings (7/29), we anticipate sales results ~in line with Consensus sss, with trends positioned to improve in 2H26 given incremental pricing, traction against sales initiatives, and potential benefits from easing gas prices despite broader macro headwinds."