On Tuesday, several investment banks issued conflicting recommendations on US stocks. Morgan Stanley raised its price target on Seagate to $1,200 and reinstated it as a top pick, while BMO increased its Alphabet price target to $480 maintaining its top pick status. Conversely, Loop downgraded Apple from buy to hold, citing a lack of fundamental catalysts, and HSBC maintained its reduce rating on CoreWeave citing ongoing value destruction. TD Cowen upgraded BlackRock from hold to buy anticipating a favorable inflection in Q3 2026. Piper Sandler maintained its overweight rating on Nvidia despite mixed investor sentiment.
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