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Analyst calls: ERIC, AMLN, DIS, IBM, CRM, FSLR, NOK, ALU ...

Analyst upgrades:
  • Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) was upgraded to Add from Hold at WestLB.
  • JP Morgan upgraded Shire Plc (NASDAQ: SHPGY) to overweight from Neutral to reflect Vyvanse share gains and valuation.
  • Wachovia upgraded Jefferies (NYSE: JEF) to Market Perform from Underperform because they believe that the recent collapse of the large cap bank sector, Jefferies' cash equity business, and the company's partial privatization as a result of its Leucadia investment will shield shares.
  • Canaccord upgraded Amylin Pharma (NASDAQ: AMLN) to Hold from Sell.
  • ADC Telecomm (NASDAQ: ADCT) was upgraded to Buy from Hold at Kaufman Bros. on valuation following the recent weakness.
  • STEC Inc (NASDAQ: STEC) and Popular (NASDAQ: BPOP) were raised to Buy from Neutral at B. Riley.
Analyst downgrades:
  • Merrill downgraded Disney (NYSE: DIS) to Underperform from Neutral and cut its target to $27 from $34 citing the impact from the current economic climate on earnings.
  • Barclays downgraded IBM (NYSE: IBM) to Equal Weight from Overweight citing the impact from the weakening economy and the company's large exposure to the financial services industry. IBM's target was cut to $108 from $130.
  • Jefferies downgraded Salesforce.com (NYSE: CRM) to Underperform from Buy on increased risks of deteriorating payment terms and price pressure on renewals. The company's target was lowered to $36 from $75.
  • Goldman downgraded First Solar (NASDAQ: FSLR) and added shares to the Conviction Sell List.

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Last updated: November 24, 2009: 02:11 AM

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