The roundup of research calls compiled by The Fly includes Stephens upgrading Oracle (ORCL) to Overweight with a $213 price target (up from $185), and Phillip Securities upgrading Amazon.com (AMZN) to Buy with a $330 price target after the Q3 report. Deutsche Bank upgraded CrowdStrike (CRWD) to Buy with a $300 price target, and Evercore ISI upgraded Clorox (CLX) to In Line ahead of its earnings report. On the downside, Evercore ISI downgraded Reddit (RDDT) to In Line with a $120 price target (down from $265), citing a “beat-and-lower” Q3 and U.S. daily active users falling 2% year-over-year. Morgan Stanley downgraded Coinbase (COIN) to Underweight with a $120 price target (down from $258), while Goldman Sachs downgraded Floor & Decor (FND) to Sell with a $38 price target (down from $53). Truist downgraded Alnylam (ALNY) to Hold, saying the outlook for Amvuttra has become meaningfully less certain.
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