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RadioShack’s Price Target Upgraded at FBR Capital (RSH)

By Dividend.com Staff
November 16th, 2009

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Electronics retailer RadioShack Corporation (RSH) saw its price target boosted on Monday by analysts at FBR Capital Markets.

The analysts said it now sees shares of RSH, which closed at $19.45 on Friday, reaching $29. It said that iPhone sales should help drive store traffic, and rates the stock as an “Outperform.”

RadioShack shares rose 45 cents, or +2.3%, in morning trading Monday.

The Bottom Line
We had removed shares of RSH from our “recommended” list back on Sept.17, when shares were trading at $18.72. The company has a 1.29% dividend yield, based on Friday’s closing stock price of $19.45. The stock has technical support in the $14-$16 price area. If the shares can firm up, we see overhead resistance around the $20-$22 price levels. We would remain on the sidelines for now.

RadioShack Corporation (RSH) is not recommended at this time, holding a Dividend.com DARS™ Rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars.

Be sure to visit our complete recommended list of the Best Dividend Stocks, as well as a detailed explanation of our ratings system here.

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