Jim Cramer Recommends Buying This Energy Stock: It Is ‘Too Cheap’
Jim Cramer favors undervalued Kinder Morgan and high-yield MPLX, warns StandardAero may fall, and avoids money-losing POET Technologies.
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Morgan Stanley Maintains Equal-Weight on MPLX, Raises Price Target to $66
Morgan Stanley analyst Robert Kad maintains MPLX (NYSE:MPLX) with a Equal-Weight and raises the price target from $60 to $66.
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