Evercore ISI Group Initiates Coverage On Fortive with In-Line Rating, Announces Price Target of $60
Evercore ISI Group analyst Alexander Virgo initiates coverage on Fortive (NYSE:FTV) with a In-Line rating and announces Price Target of $60.
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This Lexicon Pharmaceuticals Analyst Begins Coverage On A Bullish Note; Here Are Top 5 Initiations For Monday
Analysts initiate coverage: Buy on IonQ ($60), Jack Henry ($193) and 10X Genomics ($110); Overweight Lexicon ($8); In-Line Fortive ($60).
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