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Here are Wednesday's biggest analyst calls: Nvidia, SpaceX, AMD, Snowflake, Disney, Reddit, Broadcom & more

First publishedJul 29, 12:17 UTC
Last updatedJul 30, 12:31 UTC · 34m ago
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Analysts made big calls on several companies, including Nvidia, SpaceX, and Disney.

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Analysts made big calls on several companies. They said Nvidia's stock price will go up. They also said SpaceX and Disney will do well.

Why it matters

These calls can affect the stock prices of these companies and the people who own their stocks.

In brief
What are analyst calls?
Analyst calls are predictions about a company's future performance.
Why do analysts make these calls?
Analysts make these calls to help people decide whether to buy or sell a company's stock.
What companies were affected?
Nvidia, SpaceX, AMD, Snowflake, Disney, Reddit, and Broadcom were affected.
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    Analysts made big calls on several companies.

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    CNBC Top Newsreported the calls in a neutral way
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