Remember to always keep an eye on analyst upgrades.
It could point you to some incredible opportunities. Just don’t use their advice as your sole reason for buying, though. Make sure you do your own due diligence, too.
Unity Software (U)
Analysts at HSBC just upgraded Unity Software to a buy rating with a price target of $34.
“We upgrade Unity to Buy as we foresee further strong momentum ahead for its game engine and a fair chance of success for its revamped AdTech offering,” analyst Mohammed Khallouf said, as quoted by CNBC. “We also believe Unity’s unparalleled mobile gaming footprint and access to valuable 1st party user data mean it remains attractive for M&A.”
It also follows Unity’s. fourth quarter results, which included adjusted EBITDA of $106 million on revenue of $457 million. That was above expectations for $84.7 million and $432.5 million.
Nvidia (SYM:NVDA)
Morgan Stanley just reiterated its overweight rating on Nvidia, noting the tech giant is a mainstay for whether AI stocks advance or move lower.
Helping, Bank of America analysts just reiterated a buy on the NVDA stock, noting that NVDA is a “top pick ahead of NVDA’s FQ4′25 (Jan) earnings call scheduled for 26-Feb. We expect modest beat/inline sales guidance and lower GM [gross margins] in FQ1 (Apr) given Blackwell product transition/China restrictions,” as quoted by CNBC.
Analysts at Tigress Financial have a buy rating and a $220 price target on NVDA.
Block (SYM:XYZ)
Bank of America reiterated its buy rating on Block, noting that investors should buy the post-earnings dip. “We continue to believe XYZ is undervalued and business model quality is high; focus turns to post-1Q acceleration in both Square and Cash App (which seems plausible), and 2H Investor Day; Maintain Buy.”
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Written by Ian Cooper
