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Below are the dividend stocks that were subject to analyst moves before the bell. Analysts weigh in with insight and commentary as to what you can expect going forward.
Aerospace technology provider CAE Liquid error: internal saw its stock upgraded to Buy by Desjardins on Thursday. No price target was supplied. The company announced in July that it would be selling its data mining business to Constellation Software for an undisclosed sum. Finishing Wednesday’s session at $11.38 (down 3%) CAE’s adjusted dividend yield is 2.46%, with an annual payout of $0.28 (paid quarterly). The stock is 15.45% from its 52-week high.
Barrick Gold Liquid error: internal was upgraded by Deutsche Bank on Wednesday, with the bank putting the stock on their Buy list. Their new price target is $12. The gold miner recently reported earnings of 5 cents per share. This was in-line with consensus estimates. Finishing Wednesday’s session at $8.13 (up 5.9%), Barrick Gold’s adjusted dividend yield is 0.98%, with an annual payout of $0.08 (paid quarterly). The stock is 58.01% from its 52-week high.
Beverage supplier Coca-Cola Enterprises Liquid error: internal was upgraded to Outperform by CLSA on Thursday. No target price was supplied. Finishing Wednesday’s session at $52.82 (up 1.2%), Coca-Cola Enterprises’ adjusted dividend yield is 2.12%, with an annual payout of $1.12 (paid quarterly). The stock is 1.80% from its 52-week high.
Copa Holdings Liquid error: internal saw its stock downgraded on Thursday, with Credit Suisse shifting their rating to Neutral. Their new price target is $80. The regional airline missed Q2 profit estimates with an EPS of 93 cents. Revenue came in at $538.4 million. Finishing Wednesday’s session at $73.23 (down 1%), Copa Holdings’ adjusted dividend yield is 4.59%, with an annual payout of $3.36 (paid quarterly). The stock is 43.92% from its 52-week high.
Specialty chemicals provider Cytec Industries Liquid error: internal was downgraded to Sector Weight by KeyBanc on Thursday. No price target was supplied. Solvay recently confirmed the acquisition of Cytec in a deal worth $5.5 billion. The deal price is $75.25 a share. Finishing Wednesday’s session at $74.08, Cytec Industries’ adjusted dividend yield is 0.67%, with an annual payout of $0.50 (paid quarterly). The stock is 0.80% from its 52-week high.