Here are some of the most interesting analyst calls of the week
Morgan Stanley named Nike a top pick heading into the 2019 holiday season.
Stephens initiated coverage of The Trade Desk and said the company had a more "distributed, defendable and profitable business" than Netflix.Morgan Stanley said in a note on Tal Education Group, that a "$100 billion dollar market cap" awaits online education. Oppenheimer said Wayfair shares were "compelling" but that it expected the stock to remain in the "penalty box" a bit longer.Here are some of the best analyst calls on Wall Street this week:Morgan Stanley said it is "cautious" about the 2019 holiday season due to a "difficult" spring season. The firm said it prefers active apparel and footwear, which makes Nike a top pick heading into the holidays.
of Fitbit. The firm said it expects shares to "appreciate" in value and said it is similar to Apple in that it has "product quality" and "design acumen."to be: 1) the best house on the block and 2) the one adjacent to the mansion on the neighboring block, Apple.
"Higher ceiling of online education potential could drive TAL to be a US$100bn company long term: We believe the online education market will be more consolidated. We look for TAL to take a 15% share of the K12 online after-school tutoring market , and to achieve a 12.5% OPM in 2030. At 25x long-term P/E, TAL's online business would have a long-term market value of US$60bn. Further, we expect the offline business will grow to US$40bn in 2030.
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