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Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailTrucking demand remains at or below freight recession levels, says Ken HoexterKen Hoexter, Senior Transportation Analyst at Bank of America, discusses J.B. Hunt, CSX, and the broader transportation sector.
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Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailThe economy's been in a freight recession for the past 17 months, says Ken HoexterKen Hoexter, Senior Transportation Analyst at Bank of America, discusses the IYT Transport ETF's fresh 52-week high.
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Then we'll review what I think will happen into year end and a possible market hedge idea. FedEx gave us a sense of how things are looking when they reported earnings Tuesday evening, and it wasn't good. We got all of them out of FedEx earnings, they hit a dinger, in a bad way, which disappointed the Street to say the least. Market downside reversal I was surprised when, after dipping slightly on the open the Dow Jones Industrial Average rallied mildly. Hedge The S & P 500 SPDR Trust (SPY) January $460 puts were $2.98 as of the close Wednesday.
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Bernstein named Taiwan Semiconductor a "best idea" for 2024, raising its price target on the stock. — Alex Harring 7:01 a.m. In addition to the best-pick honor, analyst Steve Scala has an outperform rating and $86 price target. Analyst Michael Lavery downgraded the stock to neutral from overweight and slashed his price target by $40 to $200. ET: Morgan Stanley hikes PDD price target, calls stock a top pick following earnings Morgan Stanley named Chinese e-commerce name PDD Holdings a top pick following its latest quarterly earnings report.
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Bank of America's top stock ideas for the 4th quarter
  + stars: | 2023-10-02 | by ( Brian Evans | ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: +6 min
Here's what stocks Bank of America is watching for the quarter ahead. Here's what stocks Bank of America is watching for the quarter ahead. Stock Chart Icon Stock chart icon Boeing stock. Stock Chart Icon Stock chart icon CSX Corp stock. Stock Chart Icon Stock chart icon Kraft Heinz stock has declined more than 17% so far in 2023.
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The Teamsters Union has threatened a UPS strike when its contract expires in July. UPS CEO Carol Tomé has repeatedly said that a "win-win-win" is "very achievable" for the Teamsters, UPS employees at large, and the company, despite the union's spicy rhetoric. But even the threat of a UPS strike this summer, which would be the first since 1997, is already driving some UPS customers to look for alternative shipping options. Carere also suggested that FedEx is not interested in serving as a temporary solution for UPS customers. FedEx customers were alerted to the March 31 in a letter distributed earlier this month.
Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailFedEx earnings will likely be significantly impacted by recent cost-cutting measuresBofA Securities' Ken Hoexter explains what to expect from FedEx earnings.
Bank of America says it's time to buy Union Pacific after the company announced its current CEO, Lance Fritz, would be stepping down this year. Analyst Ken Hoexter upgraded the railroad operator's shares to buy from neutral. Hoexter said the leadership change shows the company is prioritizing an operational fix after it was flagged for poor service by the Surface Transportation Board last year. The firm expressed optimism for the frontrunner for Fritz's replacement — former Union Pacific COO Jim Vena — citing his strong track record at the company. Hoexter raised his price target to $241 from $218, implying a 25% upside from Friday's closing price.
After the mishaps of 2022, FedEx is "getting serious" about reducing and controlling its costs and that should bode well for the shipping giant, according to Citi. FDX YTD mountain FedEx shares are up nearly 17% in 2023. FedEx said in December it plans to cut costs by $1 billion in 2023 by closing offices and parking planes as demand softens and global volumes declines. The analyst also upgraded FedEx to buy and lifted the his price target to $233 from $204 a share, citing increasing confidence in the company's outlook. FedEx shares have jumped nearly 17% in 2023 after a 33% decline in 2022.
Analyst Ken Hoexter downgraded shares of XPO to neutral from buy, and lowered his price target, saying the logistics company will have to contend with a tougher outlook for less-than-truckload shipping. "We target XPO shipments/day to fall 3% year-year in 4Q22e and 2023e," Hoexter wrote. "LTL volumes are increasingly challenged, evident in ODFL and SAIA mid-quarter updates where daily tonnage for Oct/Nov was -9%/-7% and -8%/-9% year-year, respectively. FedEx also saw accelerating declines in LTL volumes (see F2Q23 Note) with shipments down 11% in Nov from -3% in June." The analyst roughly halved his price target, down to $35 from $60, implying shares have just 5% upside from Friday's closing price.
FedEx is overbuilt but has the opportunity to generate cash flow
  + stars: | 2022-12-21 | by ( ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: 1 min
Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailFedEx is overbuilt but has the opportunity to generate cash flow in 2023Ken Hoexter, Research Analyst at Bank of America Securities, joins Worldwide Exchange to discuss FedEx earnings.
Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailHoexter: Shippers' outlook continues to deteriorate, they're very worried about future demandKen Hoexter of BofA Securities discusses the challenges facing the transports sector heading into the end of this year and 2023.
But some analysts note the relative stability of rivals UPS and DHL, and said FedEx's own failure to adapt also contributed to its performance. related investing news Does FedEx's bleak outlook flash a warning signal for investors? Kanarek was among the analysts who noted the mix of factors − internal and external − that likely played a role in FedEx's disappointing results. Confronting realitySome experts see FedEx's performance as an overdue confrontation with market realities coming out of the pandemic, which the company previously failed to acknowledge. If demand continues to slow and manufacturers require less production, Hoexter said FedEx could start to see freight volumes soften too.
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