CoreWeave (NASDAQ:CRWV) Shares Gap Up Following Analyst Upgrade
Goldman Sachs still sees nearly 73% upside after trimming its price target, and CoreWeave rose 6% in premarket trading.
- On Monday, Goldman Sachs upgraded CoreWeave to Buy from Neutral, sending shares up 6% to $65.37 in a meaningful shift from the investment bank.
- CoreWeave shares plunged 25% last week as rising bond yields heightened investor concerns about the company's debt-heavy balance sheet, with the firm having taken on over $51 billion in debt.
- Analyst Gabriela Borges cited CoreWeave's quality and use of asset-backed "delayed draw term loans" , writing that "by the time the contract expires, the associated debt has often been substantially or fully repaid."
- Nebius Group shares gained 7% as the upgrade lifted the broader neocloud sector, while the Invesco QQQ Trust climbed 1.29% despite volatility in holdings including Oracle up 2%.
- Goldman trimmed its price target to $106 from $139, implying nearly 73% upside from Friday's close, while 31 of 45 analysts covering the company maintain buy or strong buy ratings.
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