Here are Friday's biggest analyst calls of the day: Under Armour, Amazon, Micron, Domino's & more

Published Fri, Apr 30 20218:31 AM EDT

Key Points

Citi named FedEx as a a top earnings winner.
Baird upgraded Textron to outperform from neutral.
Morgan Stanley downgraded Bristol-Myers Squibb to equal weight from overweight.
Deutsche Bank added a catalyst call buy idea on Hanesbrands.
Bank of America reiterated Amazon as a top stock to own.
CFRA downgraded Domino's to hold from buy.
Wells raised its price target on JPMorgan to $190 from $165.
Oppenheimer upgraded Comcast to outperform from market perform.
Williams Trading upgraded Under Armour to buy from hold.
Guggenheim initiated DraftKings as buy.
Citi added Coty to the focus list.

Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Friday: Citi named FedEx as a top earnings winner Citi named FedEx as a top earnings winner and said the stock looked "attractive" with "solid tailwinds." "Last week we noted that parcel could be a beneficiary of the M & A drama playing out with the rails, as investors look to redeploy capital away from these special situations. We still think that's the case and UPS's results helped to attract more attention to parcel this week." Baird upgraded Textron to outperform from neutral Baird said in its upgrade of the industrial conglomerate that it was bullish on the "surging" business jet recovery. "We are upgrading TXT Outperform, reflecting the surging bizjet recovery which we no longer see as prudent to watch from the sidelines. It is no new news that bizjets are in high demand, which has certainly been reflected in the stock with the recent upswing.' Morgan Stanley downgraded Bristol-Myers Squibb to equal weight from overweight Morgan Stanley said in its downgrade of Bristol-Myers Squibb that it was concerned about the pharmaceutical company's pipeline. "Management is delivering solid financial results, but we have less conviction that pipeline news flow will drive shares higher and we lowered long-term EPS growth from 8% to 6%." Read more about this call here. Deutsche Bank added a catalyst call buy idea on Hanesbrands Deutsche Bank added a catalyst call short-term buy idea on the multinational clothing company ahead of its earnings report and said it saw "substantial upside." The firm maintained its long-term hold rating. "In our view, HBI sets up well into 1Q earnings and an investor meeting taking place on 5/11. On earnings, we see the potential for substantial upside to consensus estimates on both the top- and -bottom line Read more about this call here. Bank of America reiterated Amazon as a top pick Bank of America reiterated Amazon as a top pick and said it was "the one to own in e-commerce" after the company's blowout earnings report on Thursday. "A solid quarter with few blemishes, although Prime-Day will mask some 2Q deceleration, and 3Q will have tougher q/q compares. Amazon's results & outlook suggest that 2021 revenues could hold up better than peers." Read more about this call here . CFRA downgraded Domino's to hold from buy CFRA said in its downgrade of the pizza chain that it could see a "near-term sentiment" shift to peers as the reopening continues. "While DPZ could further sustain its recent sales momentum on Covid-19 demand tailwinds, amid an expansion strategy to boost carryout traffic and reduce delivery costs, the near-term sentiment could shift to its peers that could disproportionately benefit from the reopening of eat-in dining." Wells raised its price target on JPMorgan to $190 from $165 Wells raised its price target on shares of the banking giant to a Street high and said JPMorgan was in a "unique structural positioning." " JPM has the best structural positioning in its history, in our view, at a time when cyclical winds seem at its back. We are increasing our price target from $190 to $195 set a 3-year target of $230 (=1/2 stock upside), and increase estimates to roughly 10% above consensus for 2021-2023E." Read more about this call here. Oppenheimer upgraded Comcast to outperform from market perform Oppenheimer said in its upgrade of the media and entertainment company that cable's performance has been resilient. " CMCSA' s growth outlook is improving across each segment coming out of COVID and we think now is an attractive entry point for investors. Cable's performance has been resilient due to broadband, and we are starting to see revenue growth and margin improve for Wireless and Business Services." Williams Trading upgraded Under Armour to buy from hold Williams said in its upgrade of the stock that it saw "improving sales momentum" among other things. "Turnaround that has been set up by a 40% SKU count reduction since 2017 and re-targeting the Under Armour brand towards the 'focused performer' has recently been advanced by the macro trend towards an active lifestyle, improving sales momentum in its largest customers, and stimulus money which should bring more people to the brand." Guggenheim initiated DraftKings as buy Guggenheim initiated the fantasy sports betting company and said it had the "financial firepower to fund future growth." "We believe DraftKings is well positioned to capture a significant share of the rapidly growing North American Online Sports Betting (OSB) and iGaming markets." Read more about this call here. Citi added Coty to the focus list Citi added the multinational beauty company that it sees "more profitable growth" among other things. "We came away from the call and our meetings feeling increasingly optimistic about COTY' s potential and believe that the company's prospects of generating stronger and more profitable growth have never been better." Disclosure: Comcast is the owner of NBCUniversal, parent company of CNBC and CNBC.com.

HONG KONG, CHINA - 2021/03/12: American FedEx Express delivery truck seen in Hong Kong. (Photo by Chukrut Budrul/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

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Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Friday: