Analysts are intrested in these 5 stocks: ( (PTON) ), ( (AMT) ), ( (MARA) ), ( (TER) ) and ( (EBAY) ). Here is a breakdown of their recent ratings and the rationale behind them.
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Peloton Interactive has caught the eye of analyst Arpine Kocharyan, who upgraded the stock to a ‘Buy’ with a price target of $11, suggesting a potential near doubling from current levels. The optimism is fueled by anticipated top-line growth, cost-cutting measures, and a favorable risk/reward profile. Kocharyan believes Peloton’s FY’26 EBITDA could surpass expectations, driven by revenue growth from subscription price increases and operational optimizations. The analyst notes improvements in interactive visits and active user data, indicating a positive trend for Peloton’s future performance.
American Tower’s stock has been downgraded by analyst Ali Naqvi to ‘Hold’ from ‘Buy’, with a revised price target of $235. Despite positive 2Q25 results and a slight increase in guidance, the downgrade reflects concerns over limited near-term gains after a strong rally. The company’s revenues grew by 3.2% YoY, and while the outlook has been raised, it is primarily driven by foreign exchange factors. Naqvi highlights American Tower’s strong market position but sees limited potential for further appreciation in the short term.
Marathon Digital Holdings has been initiated with a ‘Hold’ rating by analyst Ed Engel, who highlights the company’s focus on improving mining economics amid a rising hashrate environment. Marathon plans to partner with energy companies to monetize stranded energy, but these strategies remain unproven. The company is improving margins as it transitions away from hosting contracts, and its BTC treasury is being activated for yield strategies. Engel remains cautious, seeking more evidence of success before becoming more bullish on Marathon.
Teradyne has been upgraded to ‘Hold’ by analyst Shane Brett, following optimistic commentary on its prospects with NVIDIA. Despite previous concerns about competition from Advantest, Teradyne’s confidence in gaining share with NVIDIA has led to a more positive outlook. The company’s Ultra Flex Plus is considered for RTX testing, and Teradyne sees potential beyond its existing positions. Brett remains conservative but acknowledges the optionality that could support the stock in the near term.
eBay has been upgraded to ‘Buy’ by analyst Brian Pitz, who cites strong execution in Focus Categories as a key driver for growth. The company’s 2Q25 results exceeded expectations, and Focus Categories grew by 10% YoY. eBay’s return to growth in active buyers and its advertising opportunity are seen as significant positives. Pitz raises GMV estimates and highlights eBay’s potential to expand advertising penetration, providing a bullish outlook for the stock.