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Here are Wednesday's biggest analyst calls: Apple, Alphabet, Chipotle, Western Digital, McDonald's & more

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Here are Wednesday's biggest analyst calls: Apple, Alphabet, Chipotle, Western Digital, McDonald's & more

Major Wall Street firms issued a series of bullish analyst calls across diverse sectors, reflecting renewed confidence in specific companies and market trends. Morgan Stanley reiterated Alphabet as overweight, citing benign antitrust remedies, while JPMorgan reaffirmed Nvidia's strong positioning due to explosive AI growth. Other notable upgrades include Bank of America raising Apple's price target post-DOJ news, and positive shifts for Kraft Heinz, Chipotle, and Teck Resources, driven by improving fundamentals, valuation adjustments, and abating macro concerns.

Analysis

Wall Street analysts have issued a broad set of bullish calls, signaling renewed conviction across technology, consumer, and industrial sectors. In technology, Morgan Stanley reiterated Alphabet (GOOGL) as overweight, viewing potential remedies from the DOJ antitrust case as benign and unlikely to disrupt its market leadership, supporting a bull case of $260. Similarly, Bank of America raised its price target on Apple (AAPL) to $260, citing a positive read-through from the Google ruling. The artificial intelligence theme remains a primary driver, with JPMorgan reaffirming Nvidia (NVDA) as overweight due to explosive AI adoption trends observed at the Hot Chips 2025 conference, also highlighting AVGO, AMD, and MRVL as key beneficiaries. Beyond mega-caps, several calls point to company-specific turnarounds and valuation opportunities. Morgan Stanley upgraded Kraft Heinz (KHC) to equal weight, asserting the prior bear thesis has played out amid stabilizing sales. In the materials and energy sectors, UBS upgraded Teck Resources (TECK) to buy after a period of underperformance, while Wolfe and Bank of America upgraded Delek (DK) and Valero (VLO) respectively, indicating a more favorable outlook for oil refiners. The consumer space saw Rothschild & Company Redburn upgrade Chipotle (CMG) to buy based on an attractive risk-reward profile, noting a dislocated valuation.

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