On November 19, 2024, major analyst calls were made regarding several prominent companies, including Nvidia, Apple, Meta, Uber, Netflix, Apollo, and Datadog. These evaluations are expected to influence market perceptions and investment strategies in the tech sector.
Jim Cramer highlighted the extreme post-election market, noting sectors like enterprise software, subscription models, and banking that have surged but may need a pullback. He expressed caution over the rapid gains in stocks like Salesforce and Amazon, while also identifying pharmaceuticals and semiconductors as potentially undervalued sectors that could rebound. Cramer emphasized the need for clarity from the incoming administration before making investment decisions.
Major U.S. stock indices reached all-time highs on Wednesday, with the Russell 2000 up 5.84%, the Dow Jones up 3.57%, and the Nasdaq up 2.95%. Financials led the sector gains, rising 6.16%, while real estate and consumer staples saw declines. Key earnings reports are expected from Duke Energy and Datadog, with notable movements in housing stocks like Lennar and D.R. Horton.
UBS has upgraded Datadog (NASDAQ: DDOG) from Neutral to Buy, raising the price target to $150, citing potential revenue growth driven by a rebound in cloud spending. Analysts from BofA Securities and DA Davidson also express confidence in Datadog's strong demand and growth prospects, particularly in AI integration and product innovation. The company's revenue growth remains robust at 26.18%, supported by a solid gross profit margin of 81.57% and a favorable cash-to-debt ratio.
Datadog's shares rose 1.4% to $128 after UBS upgraded the cloud security firm to 'buy' from 'neutral', raising the price target by $25 to $150, indicating a potential 19% upside. UBS noted signs of spending improvement in the cloud infrastructure sector, which could support Datadog's growth rate in the coming quarters. Currently, 11 brokerages recommend a "strong buy," while 27 suggest "buy," with a median price target of $150.
UBS upgraded Datadog to Buy, citing improved IT spending and strong cloud infrastructure prospects. Analysts project a 26% revenue growth for 2025, above the consensus of 23%, and noted Datadog's evolving pricing strategy. The firm raised its price target from $125 to $150, reflecting a valuation of 12.3x 2026 revenue estimates.
UBS upgraded Datadog to Buy from Neutral, citing improved IT spending and strong cloud infrastructure prospects. The firm projects Datadog's revenue growth could reach 26% by 2025, above the consensus of 23%, and raised its price target from $125 to $150, reflecting a valuation of 12.3x 2026 revenue estimates. Despite mixed feedback on third-quarter results, Datadog is seen as a share gainer in the observability space, with a positive outlook for cloud usage stocks.
Datadog's stock surged after UBS analyst Karl Keirstead upgraded it from Neutral to Buy, raising the price target from $120 to $150, indicating an 18% upside. Morgan Stanley's Sanjit Singh also maintained a Buy rating with a target of $137, reflecting strong bullish sentiment. Analysts anticipate growth driven by the AWS/Azure cloud sector, with revenue growth estimates for 2025 and 2026 now projected at 25-30%.
Datadog (DDOG) stock surged after UBS analyst Karl Keirstead upgraded it from Neutral to Buy, raising the price target from $120 to $150, indicating an 18% upside. With strong growth projections and a consensus Strong Buy rating from analysts, optimism is high ahead of the Q3 earnings report on November 7.
UBS upgraded Datadog to Buy from Neutral, citing improved IT spending and strong cloud infrastructure prospects. The firm projects Datadog's revenue growth could reach 26% in 2025, above the consensus of 23%, and raised its price target from $125 to $150, reflecting a valuation of 12.3x 2026 revenue estimates. Despite mixed feedback on third-quarter results, Datadog is seen as a share gainer in the observability space, with a positive outlook for cloud usage stocks.
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