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Great to hear from you. I am missing your creative comments and your straight to the point analysis. I hope you decide to come back, this BB needs you and once again thank you for the support you showed me when I joined this BB.
It seems to me that the recent SP movements on AML is engineered. The company is just the right size for manipulation. It is not too big to be needing billions to have an effect and it is not too small as not to have the liquidity. It feels that MMs or someone (please enlighten me) is controlling the whole process. What do you think?
I'd like to ask everyone on the board, we could be on the cross road of +75p again soon, who would sell and who would keep? We have all been there and I have always kept my stakes and somewhat regretted it later, I am going to keep again, how about you guys, just to get a stat.
Sept 9 (Reuters) – Securities analysts revised their ratings and price targets on several European companies on Wednesday.
Highlights
Following is a summary of research actions on European companies reported by Reuters on Wednesday. Stock entries are in alphabetical order.
Ashtead Group Plc : RBC raises target price to 2700p from 2600p * Aston Martin : Bernstein initiates with rating outperform and target price 70p
* Bernstein is positive on European autos, citing the lifestyle-changing pandemic, with falling public, air transport usage, and de-urbanization
* People will fly less, use less public transport and will drive more, Bernstein says, adding the aging population is great news for vehicle demand, especially premium brands
* It expects vehicle demand to recover much faster than forecasted, seeing some companies back at pre-COVID-19 earnings levels in 2021-22
* Assuming the modal share of passenger car travel increases slightly, scrapping rates and vehicle miles travelled stay within their long-term ranges, vehicle sales will materially increase, Bernstein says
* Bernstein starts BMW , Daimler , Volvo , Renault and Aston Martin with "outperform" saying it believes these names offer the most earnings upside and have attractive individual equity stories
* It has an "underperform" on Volkswagen , Porsche SE , PSA PEUP.PA , FCA , Ferrari and Traton