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Analysts downgrade a stock for several reasons. The stock may have risen so much in recent weeks that the analyst feels the stock is no longer a good value relative to its price, or the analyst feels a company is unlikely to perform well in the coming months. This could be because of increased competition, a decline in its products or services, a perceived downturn in the general economy or the resignation of a longstanding company insider. Whatever the reasons, investors holding positions in do

Sentiment was fragile on Thursday, with risky emerging markets stocks and currencies in the red as interest rate worries gathered steam and tensions in the Middle East showed little signs of easing. ...

A handful of healthcare REITs have been on the upswing, as recent improvements in occupancy rates and their ability to restructure leases with facility operators have buoyed the share prices of several companies in the subsector. Analysts are taking note of the improvements. Take a look at three healthcare REITs that have received analyst upgrades this week. Sabra Health Care REIT Inc. (NASDAQ:SBRA) is an Irvine, California-based healthcare REIT that has 426 U.S. properties in its investment por

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Jonathan Petersen, an analyst from Jefferies, has initiated a new Buy rating on Howard Hughes Holdings (HHH). Jonathan Petersen’s Buy rati...

The Australian and New Zealand dollars weakened on Monday, with mixed China factory surveys offering little cheer, as traders looked ahead to the rate decisions from their central banks this week. ...

September was an ugly month for real estate investment trust (REIT) investors. Statements from the September Federal Open Markets Committee (FOMC) meeting confirming another rate hike in 2023, high interest rates for longer and fewer cuts in 2024 triggered a brutal across-the-board REIT sell-off. Although the last two days of September were positive, many of the stalwart REIT leaders, such as Realty Income Corp. (NYSE:O), Mid-America Apartment Communities Inc. (NYSE:MAA), SBA Communications Corp

A fit population would have different habits that could ripple through the economy and eventually be felt by the real estate industry, Jefferies predicts.

It's never easy to figure out Wall Street, where bad news can be good for stocks or vice versa. Sometimes a stock can be flying high, only to have a well-known analyst spoil the party with a downgrade. The reverse also is true, as was the case this week with some healthcare real estate investment trusts (REITs). Over the past three trading days, healthcare REITs have been the worst-performing REIT subsector. Six healthcare REITs lost between 4% and 11.5%. Eleven more healthcare REITs are al...