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Analyst upgrades: SI, CNW, ODFL and YHOO

Posted Jun 13th 2008 11:00AM by Eric Buscemi
Filed under: Analyst reports, Analyst upgrades and downgrades, Yahoo! (YHOO), Campbell Soup (CPB), Contl Airlines'B' (CAL)

MOST NOTEWORTHY: Siemens, Con-Way, Old Dominion Freight and Yahoo! were today's noteworthy upgrades:
  • Goldman added Siemens (NYSE: SI) to their Conviction Buy List on valuation, as they believe investors are overlooking potential catalysts for the stock, such as the company's buyback and margin expansion opportunities. Shares remain Buy rated.
  • Baird upgraded LTLs Con-Way (NYSE: CNW) and Old Dominion Freight (NASDAQ: ODFL) to Outperform from Neutral based on valuations, less fuel exposure, and better business models than TLs.
  • Soleil upgraded Yahoo! (NASDAQ: YHOO) to Hold from Sell on valuation, as the stock is near their $22 target.
OTHER UPGRADES:

Tags: CAL, CNW, CPB, ODFL, PTNR, SI, YHOO

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