Hasbro (HAS) has been a focal point in recent market activities. It underwent a strong multiyear share gains but saw a pullback recently. MF firm
Argus has upgraded its rating to 'strong-buy' and increased its price target to
$105 citing potential earnings growth. Despite the market pressures, the company has managed to innovate, rebranding under pressure alongside another iconic brand
Whirlpool. Trading activities have varied with several companies like
Natixis Advisors LLC and
WASHINGTON TRUST Co acquiring more shares and others like
Pinnbrook Capital and
Fieldview Capital Management LLC selling significant portions of their shareholdings.
The toy producer's EVP withheld 3,086 shares for RSU tax payment while its CEO used 16,621 shares for the same purpose. Despite an 11% drop after last earnings report, analysts are positive expecting a rebound. There are high hopes of capitalizing on its recent share price momentum and margin recovery, despite some executives selling their stock, including the CEO who sold over 190,000 shares.
Hasbro continues to outperform its consumer discretionary peers with a
52% rally. After beating Q4's revenue estimates by $183 million, the company received a moderate buy rating from analysts. Although
UBS has set a new price target of $110, some investors have shown bearish sentiments which are attributed to the possible pricing fully reflecting its strong recent share performance and positive cash flow.
Hasbro Stocks HAS News Analytics from Wed, 23 Jul 2025 07:00:00 GMT to Sat, 14 Mar 2026 20:42:26 GMT -
Rating 5
- Innovation 2
- Information 5
- Rumor 7
