Wall Street agencies are adjusting their ratings to British Wida, Microsoft, Apple, etc

Wall Street agencies have made a number of rating adjustments for companies. Baird reiterated that the United States Bank for British Weaverda had reaffirmed Microsoft's buy-in rating and raised the target price from $500 to $600, and that Bernstein had reiterated that the Apple Plus rating had been increased by Bernstein, and that Deutsche Bank had for the first time covered Cisco and given the buy-in rating by Rosenblatt for the first time covered Uber, Airbnb, and had given the buy-in rating by giving the buy-in rating by US$ 100 and US$ 220, respectively, to KeyBanc for the first time covered eToro and given the increase by Piper Sandler to increase the pay-up rating of Tempus AI from US$ 56 to US$ 76, and that the target price had been raised by US$ 56 to Evercore ISI to move the Duolingo rating up to the run-on-on-the-the-the-the-the-on-the-the-on-the-the-the-the-the-the Interact Brokers ratings downward to the Central American Bank for the first time to buy-in-the-the-the-the-the-the-the-the。