RBC Capital is betting big on gold and copper. The bank hiked its target on NEM from $135 to $155, upgrading the miner to Buy. Newmont carries a $130 billion market cap. Short interest sits at just 1.7% of free float — bears are largely absent.
The same RBC analyst also raised the target on FCX from $73 to $85. Freeport-McMoRan is the world's largest publicly traded copper producer. The move signals confidence in industrial metals demand. FCX has a ~$100 billion market cap.
Raymond James made a notable move in fintech. Analyst John Davis upgraded JKHY to Buy. The target rose from $192 to $199. Jack Henry serves community and mid-size banks with payment and tech solutions. Short interest is 6% of free float — above average for the sector.
On the downside, Wells Fargo's Mike Mayo cut his target on HBAN from $23 to $21. He kept his Buy rating. The bank faces margin pressure in the current rate environment.
CCL also saw a trim. Stifel lowered its Carnival target from $37 to $35, keeping Buy. The cruise operator remains widely held by analysts. 22 Buy ratings sit on the stock versus just one Sell.
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