Deutsche Bank Raises Medco (MHS) to Buy; Says Overhangs Removed
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Price: $70.30 --0%
Rating Summary:
5 Buy, 9 Hold, 0 Sell
Rating Trend: = Flat
Today's Overall Ratings:
Up: 6 | Down: 9 | New: 31
Rating Summary:
5 Buy, 9 Hold, 0 Sell
Rating Trend: = Flat
Today's Overall Ratings:
Up: 6 | Down: 9 | New: 31
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Deutsche Bank upgraded shares of Medco Health Solutions (NYSE: MHS) from Hold to Buy in late-session trade Wednesday following the company's Q3 results and raised guidance this morning. The analyst boosted his price target from $56 to $60.
Analysts Ross Muken and Michael Cherny cite "increased comfort with deal closure and marginalized downside risk post recent guidance / contract loss disclosures..." The analysts see a standalone stock value of $47 per share if a deal does not go through.
For more ratings news on Medco Health Solutions click here and for the rating history of Medco Health Solutions click here.
Analysts Ross Muken and Michael Cherny cite "increased comfort with deal closure and marginalized downside risk post recent guidance / contract loss disclosures..." The analysts see a standalone stock value of $47 per share if a deal does not go through.
For more ratings news on Medco Health Solutions click here and for the rating history of Medco Health Solutions click here.
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