Amazon’s Ad Business Worth $350 Billion: Analyst
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Amazon’s Ad Business Worth $350 Billion: Analyst

Amazon’s stock price is ignoring the company’s booming advertising business, according to Jefferies analyst Brent Thill,  who now values the segment at $350 billion. Thill upped his estimate from $300 billion, citing a surge in consumers flocking to Amazon for grocery shopping as a result of the pandemic. 

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Dick’s Sporting Goods is Stepping Up Its Sneaker Game
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Dick’s Sporting Goods is Stepping Up Its Sneaker Game

Strong online growth and positive sneaker trends are setting up the sports retailer for future gains, according to Cowen analyst John Kernan. The firm upgraded shares of Dick’s Sporting Goods to OUTPERFORM from MARKET PERFORM, with a price target increase to $50 (from $36).

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The Case for Buying Nike Ahead of Earnings
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The Case for Buying Nike Ahead of Earnings

Nike is heading into its earnings report in a position of strength and will likely emerge from COVID-19 with a competitive edge over its rivals, according to a number of Wall Street analysts. Nike delivers its quarterly results on Thursday, and analysts are pumping up their price targets in anticipation of positive near-term performance.

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Etsy is “Crafting” Its Way Higher: RBC
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Etsy is “Crafting” Its Way Higher: RBC

Shares of Etsy are up 120% year-to-date, benefiting from a herd of consumers that rushed to the e-commerce company’s website for masks and other goods. With expectations that many of the new buyers who purchased from Etsy for the first time will become repeat customers, RBC analyst Shweta Khajuria raised her price target for the stock to $117, up from $79, on Monday evening.

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Is Casper a Sleeper Pick?
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Is Casper a Sleeper Pick?

Wall Street hasn’t yet bought into Casper’s mission as an end-to-end sleep company, but an e-commerce-centric business model and a shifting focus towards profitability could make Casper a compelling underdog story.

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