The price of INFA is predicted to go up 1.4%, based on the high correlation periods with DHIL. The similarity of these two price pattern on the periods is 94.31%.
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Up: 1.4%Similarity: 94.31%
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What is bull’s view on INFA?
INFA stock has a bullish outlook with a 12-month average analyst target price of $33.33, implying a 36.72% upside from its current price of $24.38, driven by strong enterprise data management demand and cloud adoption. Guggenheim recently reiterated a "Strong Buy" with a $37 target, citing its unique positioning to capitalize on enterprise data solutions. Additionally, the $400M stock repurchase plan signals confidence in future growth and shareholder value.
What is bear's view on INFA?
INFA stock currently trades around $24.50, with analysts offering mixed views. Cantor Fitzgerald rates it Neutral with a $29 target, citing limited near-term catalysts, while Guggenheim is bullish with a $37 target, reflecting optimism about its cloud partnerships and stock buyback plan. However, options data suggests cautious sentiment, with significant hedging near $22.50, indicating potential downside risks.
What is INFA revenue forecast for next quarter?
The market consensus for INFA's revenue in the upcoming quarter is projected to be approximately $411.694M USD.
What is INFA eps forecast for next quarter?
The market consensus for INFA's eps in the upcoming quarter is projected to be approximately $0.244 USD.
Truist initiated coverage of Informatica with a Buy rating and $34 price target. Informatica is a core enabler for enterprise data management, helping their customers to mitigate the data silos that have developed over the years and still exist in the cloud, and it stands to uniquely benefit as the majority of enterprises will look for solutions compatible with their existing data stacks rather than fully re-platforming, the analyst tells investors in a research note. Truist thinks the company can capitalize on this sense of urgency in their customer base and drive faster adoption of cloud and overall growth than the Street currently expects.