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Here are Tuesday's biggest analyst calls of the day: Tesla, Alphabet, Caterpillar, DraftKings & more

Published Tue, Oct 12 20218:34 AM EDT

Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Tuesday: Goldman Sachs initiates coverage of Nike as buy Goldman said Nike has a "continued focus on innovation to drive growth." "We are initiating on Nike with a Buy rating based on: i) a healthy industry backdrop with a company-speciﬁc continued focus on innovation to drive growth; ii) room to expand its DTC initiative which should drive higher gross margins over time; iii) a high cash balance which should enable additional investment and capital return to shareholders." Read more about this call here . Atlantic Equities upgrades Square to overweight from neutral Atlantic Equities said in its upgrade of Square that the company's growth potential remains substantial. "We are upgrading the stock to Overweight and recommend taking advantage of the recent pullback in the stock, with the gross profit multiple now at the low end of the typical historical range." Roth initiates coverage of Penn as buy and DraftKings as sell Roth initiated coverage of Penn and said it's one of the most competitive gaming stocks in the sector. The firm also began covering DraftKings and said it doesn't