Bank of Montreal and
AXA S.A. have increased their holdings in
Best Buy Co., Inc. (NYSE:BBY), along with other companies such as
Interval Partners LP and
Caxton Associates LP making new investments. Unusually large options trading is targeting BBY, with many including
UBS and
Wall Street being bullish on the stock's outlook. Notably,
Best Buy's stock performance is surging despite slowing sales, and its shares have additionally experienced a boost fueled by strong computer and tablet sales. Although risks remain, there are encouraging trends, including
Best Buy's cost-cutting measures sustaining profits. The company has also announced a regular quarterly cash dividend. Best Buy's restructuring efforts are estimated to improve its earnings potential. However, it's also noted that consumer spending is weakening, implying potential overvaluation. An increase in holdings by
Thompson Siegel & Walmsley LLC and Virtu Financial LLC adds to the positive sentiment towards BBY, along with a consensus target price of $102.56 by analysts. Regardless, investors need to be cautious about potential layoffs as announced in the company's full-year guidance.
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