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Freedom Capital Markets Launches Bullish Coverage on Three Stocks

MarketDash Editorial Team
3 hours ago
Freedom Capital Markets analysts initiated coverage on Butterfly Network, Serve Robotics, and International Bancshares with Buy ratings on Wednesday, setting price targets that suggest significant upside potential from Tuesday's closing prices.

Wall Street analysts at Freedom Capital Markets kicked off coverage on three companies Wednesday, and they're feeling optimistic about all of them.

Here's what the firm's analysts had to say about their latest picks:

The Three New Buy Ratings

Butterfly Network Gets the Nod

Freedom Capital Markets analyst Ilya Zubkov initiated coverage on Butterfly Network, Inc. (BFLY) with a Buy rating and set a price target of $5. That represents meaningful upside from Tuesday's closing price of $3.82. The medical imaging company has been working to democratize ultrasound technology with its handheld devices.

Serve Robotics Sees Robot Delivery Potential

Analyst Dmitriy Pozdnyakov launched coverage on Serve Robotics Inc. (SERV) with a Buy rating and a $16 price target. The autonomous delivery robot company closed at $10.10 on Tuesday, meaning Pozdnyakov sees considerable room for appreciation. Serve Robotics operates sidewalk delivery robots that have been making their way through select urban markets.

International Bancshares Rounds Out the Trio

Freedom Capital Markets analyst Amirlan Kalymbekov initiated coverage on International Bancshares Corporation (IBOC) with a Buy rating and an $85 price target. The Texas-based banking company finished Tuesday's session at $66.91, giving Kalymbekov's target roughly 27% upside potential.

All three initiations come from the same firm launching coverage with bullish stances right out of the gate. Whether these price targets materialize will depend on each company's execution and broader market conditions, but Freedom Capital Markets is clearly betting on growth across this diverse set of sectors spanning medical technology, robotics, and regional banking.

Freedom Capital Markets Launches Bullish Coverage on Three Stocks

MarketDash Editorial Team
3 hours ago
Freedom Capital Markets analysts initiated coverage on Butterfly Network, Serve Robotics, and International Bancshares with Buy ratings on Wednesday, setting price targets that suggest significant upside potential from Tuesday's closing prices.

Wall Street analysts at Freedom Capital Markets kicked off coverage on three companies Wednesday, and they're feeling optimistic about all of them.

Here's what the firm's analysts had to say about their latest picks:

The Three New Buy Ratings

Butterfly Network Gets the Nod

Freedom Capital Markets analyst Ilya Zubkov initiated coverage on Butterfly Network, Inc. (BFLY) with a Buy rating and set a price target of $5. That represents meaningful upside from Tuesday's closing price of $3.82. The medical imaging company has been working to democratize ultrasound technology with its handheld devices.

Serve Robotics Sees Robot Delivery Potential

Analyst Dmitriy Pozdnyakov launched coverage on Serve Robotics Inc. (SERV) with a Buy rating and a $16 price target. The autonomous delivery robot company closed at $10.10 on Tuesday, meaning Pozdnyakov sees considerable room for appreciation. Serve Robotics operates sidewalk delivery robots that have been making their way through select urban markets.

International Bancshares Rounds Out the Trio

Freedom Capital Markets analyst Amirlan Kalymbekov initiated coverage on International Bancshares Corporation (IBOC) with a Buy rating and an $85 price target. The Texas-based banking company finished Tuesday's session at $66.91, giving Kalymbekov's target roughly 27% upside potential.

All three initiations come from the same firm launching coverage with bullish stances right out of the gate. Whether these price targets materialize will depend on each company's execution and broader market conditions, but Freedom Capital Markets is clearly betting on growth across this diverse set of sectors spanning medical technology, robotics, and regional banking.