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  • U.S. orders a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. ET.
  • Brent crude climbs past $100 a barrel in early Asian trading.
  • U.S. dollar strengthens to a one-week high, pressuring risk-sensitive currencies.
  • U.S. equity futures fall more than 1% as markets price heightened geopolitical risk.
  • Bank of Japan's window for a near-term rate rise narrows amid higher inflation and market volatility.
  • Cyclone Vaianu moves offshore from New Zealand's North Island, allowing evacuees to return and cleanup to begin.
  • Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez starts a fourth China visit aimed at boosting exports and investment ties.

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UBS Upholds Buy on Broadcom, Sees Rapid TPU-Driven Revenue Expansion

UBS Upholds Buy on Broadcom, Sees Rapid TPU-Driven Revenue Expansion

UBS kept its Buy rating and $475 price target on Broadcom, forecasting a steep ramp in TPU shipments and AI-related revenue that drives aggressive multi-year top-line and EPS projections. The call sits alongside bullish moves from other brokers and follows product announcements and a patent dispute that has prompted legal action in Europe.

UBS Cuts Waters Corp. Price Target to $370, Cites Acquisition Headwinds

UBS Cuts Waters Corp. Price Target to $370, Cites Acquisition Headwinds

UBS reduced its price target for Waters Corporation (NYSE: WAT) to $370 from $395 on Tuesday while retaining a Neutral rating. The bank attributed the cut to group multiple contraction and flagged stronger-than-expected deterioration in the recently acquired Becton Dickinson life sciences business. Waters reported fourth-quarter 2025 results that m…

Stifel Keeps Hold on ON Semiconductor After Modest Guidance Shortfall

Stifel Keeps Hold on ON Semiconductor After Modest Guidance Shortfall

Stifel reiterated a Hold rating and a $60 price target on ON Semiconductor after the company's Q4 2025 results, noting a small guidance miss for Q1 2026. Revenue trends show modest sequential declines and year-over-year contraction, while management points to completion of automotive inventory digestion and significant AI data center revenue. Analy…

Buy the Beat: Ferraris Reclaim Pricing Power After Q4 Pop

Buy the Beat: Ferraris Reclaim Pricing Power After Q4 Pop

Ferrari ripped higher after Q4 results, reminding investors its pricing and scarcity model still commands a premium. With a $92B market cap, a fresh buyback program and technical momentum, the risk/reward favors a mid-term long on a measured pullback. This trade idea lays out entry, stop, targets and the key risks to monitor.

Benchmark Sticks With Buy on MarineMax as Donerail Pushes $35 Cash Offer

Benchmark Sticks With Buy on MarineMax as Donerail Pushes $35 Cash Offer

Benchmark has reaffirmed a Buy rating and a $35.00 price target on MarineMax (NYSE: HZO) amid an all-cash acquisition proposal from The Donerail Group. Donerail, which holds roughly 4% of the stock, has urged shareholders to oppose the CEO's re-election and is pressing for a sale at $35 per share. The offer, which MarineMax confirms it is reviewing…

Freedom Capital Upgrades Stellantis to Buy but Lowers Price Target to $9

Freedom Capital Upgrades Stellantis to Buy but Lowers Price Target to $9

Freedom Capital Markets raised Stellantis NV (NYSE:STLA) from Hold to Buy even as it cut its price target to $9.00 from $11.30. The firm cited sequential automotive delivery growth in the second half of 2025 and noted Stellantis has signaled the need to adjust its EV strategy amid weaker-than-expected demand. The upgrade comes against a backdrop of…

Wells Fargo Sees Loan Expansion in 2026, Targets Cards and Auto Finance

Wells Fargo Sees Loan Expansion in 2026, Targets Cards and Auto Finance

Wells Fargo expects loan growth in 2026 driven by expansion in credit cards and auto lending, while its mortgage business is projected to stabilize after recent declines. The bank is pursuing organic expansion after the Federal Reserve removed a $1.95 trillion asset cap, and executives reported continuing strong consumer spending and solid credit p…