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| Analyst / Firm | Company | Price | Rating | Price Target | Upside/Downside | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Hamilton Insurance Group LtdHG | $26.92 | Strong Buy | $32.00 | +18.87% | 16 hours ago | |
Analyst RankingTop 14% #684 out of 5166 analysts Average Return+5.39% Win Rate50%108 out of 214 Risk vs RewardPoor Good Analyst ColorBarclays's Alex Scott raised their price target on Hamilton Insurance Group (NYSE: HG) by 10.3% from $29 to $32 on 2026/01/09. The analyst maintained their Strong Buy rating on the stock. Scott's price target hike on Hamilton Insurance Group was delivered in an annual preview of names in their North America Property and Casualty Insurance group. According to the analyst, organic growth remains a challenge for brokers, pricing is softening across reinsurance and commercial lines, but personal lines are looking better. Overall, Scott advised investors to "stick to moderation." | ||||||
Tesla IncTSLA | $800.00 | Strong Buy | $850.00 | +6.25% | a day ago | |
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