Market Movers: Digital Realty Soars, Resmed Rallies, Li Auto Hits Milestone
Friday, Oct 25, 2024 6:30 pm ET
1min read 1. Digital Realty Trust (NYSE: DLR)
Digital Realty Trust surged by 9.46%. Wells Fargo and Evercore ISI Group maintain their ratings on Digital Realty Trust as Overweight and Outperform respectively, with price targets at $185.00 and $175.00. Barclays maintains an Underweight rating with a $135.00 target.
2. Resmed (NYSE: RMD)
Resmed surged by 7.12%. ResMed announced a dividend of $0.0530 per share. Analysts, including Keybanc and Baird, maintain positive ratings with price targets elevated to $266 and $283 respectively. ResMed's fiscal 2025 first-quarter results were released, reflecting strong financial performance.
3. Capital One Financial (NYSE: COF)
Capital One Financial gained solidly by 5.25%. Capital One's third quarter financial results for fiscal 2024 will be released on October 24 after market close. RBC and Barclays maintain ratings, with price targets at $160 and $158 respectively. An insider trade was disclosed on October 21.
4. Aon Plc (NYSE: AON)
Aon Plc gained solidly by 5.21%. Aon reported fiscal 2024 third-quarter results, with a net income of $400 million attributed to common shareholders. Wells Fargo maintains an "underweight" rating with a $315 target, while Jefferies and Evercore ISI hold "hold" and "in-line" ratings, targeting $365 and $384, respectively.
5. Li Auto (Nasdaq: LI)
Li Auto gained solidly by 5.07%. Li Auto announced it will integrate Qualcomm's Snapdragon Cockpit Gen 4 platform, expected to debut in 2025. Additionally, Li Auto has achieved a significant milestone by producing its 1,000,000th vehicle, making it China's first new energy automaker to reach this figure.
Digital Realty Trust surged by 9.46%. Wells Fargo and Evercore ISI Group maintain their ratings on Digital Realty Trust as Overweight and Outperform respectively, with price targets at $185.00 and $175.00. Barclays maintains an Underweight rating with a $135.00 target.
2. Resmed (NYSE: RMD)
Resmed surged by 7.12%. ResMed announced a dividend of $0.0530 per share. Analysts, including Keybanc and Baird, maintain positive ratings with price targets elevated to $266 and $283 respectively. ResMed's fiscal 2025 first-quarter results were released, reflecting strong financial performance.
3. Capital One Financial (NYSE: COF)
Capital One Financial gained solidly by 5.25%. Capital One's third quarter financial results for fiscal 2024 will be released on October 24 after market close. RBC and Barclays maintain ratings, with price targets at $160 and $158 respectively. An insider trade was disclosed on October 21.
4. Aon Plc (NYSE: AON)
Aon Plc gained solidly by 5.21%. Aon reported fiscal 2024 third-quarter results, with a net income of $400 million attributed to common shareholders. Wells Fargo maintains an "underweight" rating with a $315 target, while Jefferies and Evercore ISI hold "hold" and "in-line" ratings, targeting $365 and $384, respectively.
5. Li Auto (Nasdaq: LI)
Li Auto gained solidly by 5.07%. Li Auto announced it will integrate Qualcomm's Snapdragon Cockpit Gen 4 platform, expected to debut in 2025. Additionally, Li Auto has achieved a significant milestone by producing its 1,000,000th vehicle, making it China's first new energy automaker to reach this figure.
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