Analysts revise ratings and price targets for AutoZone, General Mills and JPMorgan
AZO•Wall Street analysts revised ratings and price targets for several U.S.-listed companies on Thursday. AutoZone’s target was cut to $3,700 from $4,000, General Mills’ target changes included cuts to $34 from $35 and increases to $34 from $33, and JPMorgan’s target was cut to $365 from $370.
1. Selected analyst actions
Raymond James cut its AutoZone price target to $3,700 from $4,000. For General Mills, Jefferies cut its target to $34 from $35, while Deutsche Bank raised its target to $34 from $33 and TD Cowen raised its target to $33 from $32. Jefferies cut JPMorgan’s price target to $365 from $370.
2. Other notable changes
JP Morgan cut its McDonald’s target to $260 from $280. Piper Sandler downgraded Rollins to neutral from overweight and cut its target to $33 from $46. The roundup also listed target increases for Okta from nine firms, including Jefferies to $240 from $200.
