Peloton Interactive shares moved higher on Monday, November 4 after strong first-quarter results and a new CEO prompted a double upgrade from Analyst Curtis Nagle and his team at Bank of America ...
BofA Securities analyst Curtis Nagle double-upgraded the stock on Monday to buy from underperform. His price target swung to $9, which is 16% above current levels, from $3.75, which was 48% below ...
Peloton shares were down sharply Friday, giving back a chunk of the near-30% gain recorded yesterday after the fitness equipment maker announced a new CEO and reported better-than-expected earnings.