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On Wednesday, UBS lowered its estimates on American Eagle (NYSE: AEO) for 2010-11. UBS maintained its 'Neutral' rating and $17 price target.
Shares of AEO are currently down 2% today.
(NOTE - Tuesday, American Eagle Outfitters Reported Inline Q3 Earnings; Comps Down 4%)
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