Top Analyst Ratings Update: May 20th, 2025
Top Analyst Ratings
Airbnb (ABNB)Bank of America Merrill Lynch maintained its $146 target price for Airbnb, maintaining a Hold rating.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)Stifel Nicolaus issued a Target Update for AMD, reaffirming a Buy rating and setting the price target at USD 132.
Apple (AAPL)Morgan Stanley & Co. maintained its Buy rating on Apple and updated its price target to USD 235.
Canadian Pacific Railway (CP)Bank of America Merrill Lynch reiterated a Buy rating on Canadian Pacific Railway and raised the target price from USD 82 to USD 90.
FedEx (FDX)Morgan Stanley & Co. issued a Target Update for FedEx, maintaining a Sell rating with a price target of USD 200.
McDonalds (MCD)Loop Capital Markets updated its target for McDonald's, keeping a Buy rating and setting the price target at USD 346.
Snowflake (SNOW)JMP Securities reiterated its Market Outperform rating on Snowflake with an unchanged price target of USD 201.
Zoom Video Communications (ZM)Benchmark Research reiterated its Buy rating on Zoom Video with a price target of USD 97.
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