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Here are Friday's biggest analyst calls of the day: Disney, Walmart, Microsoft, Ford & more
Published Fri, Jan 22 2021
8:11 AM EST
Updated Fri, Jan 22 2021
8:54 AM EST
Michael Bloom
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Key Points
Jefferies named Walmart a top pick in 2021.
Citi upgraded US Bancorp to buy from neutral.
Goldman Sachs initiated Microsoft as buy.
UBS upgraded Disney to buy from neutral.
Wells Fargo upgraded Expedia to overweight from equal weight.
JPMorgan upgraded Ford to overweight from equal weight.
Janney initiated PulteGroup as buy.
Goldman Sachs initiated Oracle as sell.
Nomura initiated Nio as buy.
Tourists at Disney town on May 05, 2020 in Shanghai, China.
Hu Chengwei | Getty Images
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