
Community Health Systems Stock Falls 12% After UBS Cuts Price Target
UBS lowered its target to $2.55 from $3.00 and kept a Neutral rating, days after the company cut its full-year guidance.

UBS lowered its target to $2.55 from $3.00 and kept a Neutral rating, days after the company cut its full-year guidance.

The same day, the airline filed an 8-K announcing a new chief operating officer and the departure of two senior vice presidents.
The $140 target matches the median target among the nine firms that covered the stock in the past year.

The firm's price target falls to $80 from $100, and the median target across the seven firms covering the stock before the change is also $80.

Baird kept its neutral rating and raised its price target to $142 from $132, with both actions coming before the open.

The firm lowered its price target to $315 from $420 and kept a positive stance on the stock.

Maplebear shares had risen 29.5% over the 20 sessions to Thursday's close of $57.11, and the firm's target is not part of the change.

The new $181 target compares with the prior $213 target and a coverage median of $210 before the action.

UBS kept its neutral rating and lowered its price target to $99 from $112 in the same session.

Roth Capital also downgraded Intel to neutral, with a target of $70, while Cantor Fitzgerald kept its neutral rating and cut its target to $90.

Stephens & Co. raised its target to $87 from $85, and Piper Sandler cut its target to $78 from $80.
Nine firms cut their price targets on the stock, and Baird raised its target to $51 from $50.

Wells Fargo moved to equal-weight from underweight with a $106 target, while the other 11 firms kept their ratings.

The new target is above the $36 median of the two other firms that set price targets on the stock in the past year.

The new $12 target is below the $13 target Morgan Stanley set before the change.