Coty price target lowered to $11 from $12 at Barclays » 05:57 COTY BellRing Brands price target raised to $47 from $43 at Barclays » 05:56 BRBR I'm seeing some analyst group downgrades of stock in sectors the last 2 days. When these sneaky bastards catch up and realize where stock prices are. This can be prelude to a big move either direction. One way to work this is see if any one stk in the grp is treated differently such is the case here- Smartsheet initiated with a Buy at UBS » 04:58 SMAR
back at the open--- stoney ps- we had our 1st normal wake up this morning with Bacchus since the incident.
Stoney... In light of the horrors going on in Israel... lets just stop our back and forward for now and be on the same team. We do it for fun I know, but this stuff over there... I can't find any laughter in my heart atm.
I'm with you Van. I think it is in very bad taste what is going on here. We need the stock market to go up or we will really be depressed. My son is on a weekend off from school, he skipped class to be here Friday flew in last night and he and his friends at college have been talking about really heavy stuff. It is scary for them they didn't get 9/11 they were too young. They missed the heads being cut off by ISIS but they get this and they see the footage of these animals and they are scared that the world is going to end.
Birkenstock (BIRK) made its IPO debut Wednesday at $41 a share, with the company originally pricing at $46 a share. The company initially set a range of $44 to $49 per share, looking to raise about $1.48 billion. The company joins a list of recent IPOs that have been closely eyed by investors to gauge the overall IPO market. Former LVMH Chairman of North America Pauline Brown joins Yahoo Finance to discuss her views on how Birkenstock has fared in recent years and what the brand will have to achieve to keep the company strong going forward. Brown expresses her thoughts on the valuation: "They were too greedy at coming out at $46 a share... I think it was too aggressive and a bit reckless." Brown continues, looking at the company's shift away from functionality and doubling down as a fashion brand, which she feels is "a much harder audience to sustain or to build on than the original audience of orthopedic and hippies who were living with it for a good generation."
2 ideas))))))))))))))))))))))))))) A)-PD PagerDuty, Inc. $20.79-0.66 (-3.08%)4:00 PM 10/11/23 NYSE | $USD | Pre-Market: $21.75 +0.96 (+4.62%) 8:06 AM B)-SMAR Smartsheet Inc. $43.420.28 (+0.65%)4:00 PM 10/11/23 NYSE | $USD | Pre-Market: $43.85 +0.43 (+0.99%) 8:09 AM
I was talking with HF about BIRK. In the road show there was some sketchy behavior. At some point they stopped using PE and used EBIDA to get a valuation and nobody pushed back-- there may be a huge investigation here I would if I worked at SEC-