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Here are Monday's biggest analyst calls of the day: Disney, Amazon, Tesla, Microsoft & more

Published Mon, Oct 25 20218:32 AM EDT

Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Monday: RBC downgrades Whirlpool to underperform from sector perform RBC said in its downgrade of the stock that it sees weak margin and more share losses. "We are downgrading WHR to UP from SP as market share losses continue in North America, margins look set to weaken in 4Q with further pressures coming in FY'22, and industry volume growth is likely to subside, all marking a likely peak in EPS despite more optimistic LT targets from mgmt." Goldman Sachs initiates Warby Parker as buy Goldman Sachs said in its initiation of the eyewear company that it's a "high-growth omnichannel brand with exposure to the structurally growing visioncare market." "Our enthusiasm is underpinned by Warby Parker's strong brand and several key growth levers including (1) an expanded brick and mortar footprint, (2) market share capture from growing customer counts and opportunities to gain greater share of wallet." Morgan Stanley raises price target on Tesla to $1,200 from $900 Morgan Stanley raised its price target on the automaker primarily due to "higher volume" and Tesla 's solid earnings report last week. "The next 12 months can demonstrate Tesla's manufacturing leadership, a step change in costs/complexity and higher growth in the vehicle user base. Our $1,200 price target implies roughly ½ the company's growth target, a 'constrained' China and virtually no autonomy." Read more about this call here. Berenberg initiates GoDaddy as buy Berenberg said in its initiation of GoDaddy that it's the global leader in domain name registration. " GoDaddy holds unique entry tic