Posted on January 13th, 2011 in AFL, Aflac, Amdocs, analyst upgrades, atheros, ATHR, Barclays, bcs, CB, China Mobil, CHL, Chubb, CVGI, DB, DE, deere, Deutsche Bank, downgrades, DOX, e-trade, Elan, ELN, ETFC, EXLS, G, GD, General Dynamics, Genpact, goldman sachs, GS, Hershey, hsy, India Shares, initiations, inthenews, ITT, JNPR, Juniper, KLA-Tencor, KLAC, Mellanox, Micron, mlnx, MOD, Morgan Stanley, MS, MU, NASDAQ OMX, NDAQ, NYSE Euronex, NYX, paccar, Parker Hannifin, PCAR, PH, pier 1, PIR, PNK, RTEC, SMSI, SPR, Texas Instruments, TXN, UBS, Wynn, wynn resorts
Filed under: Analyst Reports, Analyst Upgrades and Downgrades, AFLAC Inc (AFL), Hershey Co (HSY), NYSE Euronext (NYX), Goldman Sachs Group (GS), Morgan Stanley (MS), Texas Instruments (TXN), Analyst Initiations, Deere and Co (DE), Barclays plc ADS (BCS), China Mobile Limited (CHL), General Dynamics Corp (GD), E*TRADE (ETFC)
Analyst Upgrades
- NYSE Euronex (NYX) to conviction buy from neutral at Goldman.
- General Dynamics (GD) to buy from hold at Citigroup.
- Deere (DE), Parker-Hannifin (PH) and ExlService (EXLS) to overweight from neutral at JPMorgan.
- Aflac (AFL) to outperform from market perform at FBR Capital.
- Wynn Resorts (WYNN) to buy from neutral at Janney Capital.
- Amdocs (DOX) to buy from neutral at UBS.
- Juniper (JNPR) to buy from hold at ThinkEquity.
- Rudolph Tech (RTEC) and KLA-Tencor (KLAC) to perform from underperform at Oppenheimer.
- Hershey (HSY) and Pinnacle Entertainment (PNK) to outperform from market perform at Wells Fargo.
- Spirit AeroSystems (SPR) to equal weight from underweight at Morgan Stanley.
- Micron (MU) to outperform from neutral at RW Baird.
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The twelve super caps are down to seven: Proctor & Gamble, Wal-Mart, Johnson & Johnson, China Mobile, PetroChina, Microsoft and ExxonMobil. Five are American companies and two are Chinese. The five U.S.-based enterprises have historically strong management teams and balance sheets. If this was the only criteria, I might take pause when considering the two Chinese companies only because I do not know enough about them to make a judgment, except that they have been very successful.
