3D Systems (DDD) Cut to 'Underweight' at JPMorgan After Short Squeeze Sends Shares Flying Higher
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(Updated - March 15, 2016 8:27 AM EDT)
JPMorgan downgraded 3D Systems (NYSE: DDD) from Neutral to Underweight with a price target of $10.00 (from $9.00). Analyst Paul Coster said the stock overreacted positively following Q4 results due to a short squeeze.
"We believe the stock overreacted positively yesterday (up ~25% vs. S&P flattish) primarily owing to a short squeeze, and we think much like near peer SSYS, investors are pricing in unrealistic expectations of a V-shaped recovery," said Coster.
The analyst added, "We downgrade DDD to Underweight on valuation, and we think the stock’s ~68% YTD performance (S&P down 1.8%) is a bit excessive given no clear signal end market demand is sharply rebounding (SSYS FY16 Outlook calls for 3% growth/DDD expects flat to slightly up), leaving minimal margin for error for this execution story."
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Shares of 3D Systems closed at $14.45 yesterday.
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