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  • Da Davidson upgraded Airbnb (ABNB) Buy from Neutral with a target price of $155, under $170. The company also added Airbnb to the DA Davidson research team's "Best Bison" initiative, which highlights the best companies in the class company in the long term.

  • Benchmark upgrade Qorvo (QRVO) Purchase from Hold for a price target of $95. The company told investors that Qorvo held a "stable" March quarter performance on its performance in the March quarter and "gives an equally encouraging June expectations."

  • Wolfe Research has been upgraded Ford (f) Excite from underperforming without targets. The White House issued an executive order confirming a large amount of easing in auto parts tariffs, and Tesla and Ford will be the best among the U.S. car markers, because Wolfe believes they don’t have the lowest tariffs on finished cars, but the tariffs on finished cars are also small.

  • Scotiabank upgrade T-Mobile (tmus) outperforms the market's price effect, with a target price of $277.50, which is higher than $275. The company told investors that by the reporting season, it is widely believed that the U.S. wireless market is slowing down rapidly, but now mobile network operators and Cablecos report that Talley shows that the company's industry is actually "staying healthy and healthy" at 8.5 million per year.

  • Benchmark upgrade Shift4 payment (Four) Purchase from Hold at a price of $111. The company noted that the company's response to the company's "solid" printing and management's optimistic guidance for 2025 balances rose nearly 13%.

  • Goldman Sachs downgraded Starbucks (SBUX) is neutral from buying a purchase price of $85 and below $103 from the company's earnings report. The company expects the slower recovery rate to North America, with data pointing to brand momentum gradually slowing.

  • Wells Fargo downgrades Nike (NKE) From overweight weight equals the price target, the price is $55, below $75. The company said Nike's turnover "only takes longer than hoped, and today's macro concerns may be even more distant."

  • KeyBanc downgrade The first solar energy (FLSR) targets weight loss from industry weight at a price of $100. The company told investors in a research note that it reported quarterly results, below estimates, and lowered guidance for fiscal 2025 and revised its pre-orders to reflect the impact of global tariffs implemented earlier this month. Oppenheimer also downgraded its first solar energy to outperform the market without a target after a Q1 turnover.

  • Wells Fargo downgrades Victoria's Secret (VSCO) from underweight from the same weight, the target target is $12, under $25. The company adjusted its 2026 earnings estimates in retail to rating well below the streets to reflect the assumptions of current tariff headwinds and mild recession.

  • Bank of America downgrades Park Hotels and Resorts (PK) From neutral to underperformance, the target price is $11, below $11.50. Park has faced some challenges over the past 12-24 months, but the company believes Park faces more headwinds, including higher international inbound exposure, less labor and cost flexibility, potential incremental CAPEX demand, and current high dividend payment ratios.