The stocks of SNV have been given a price target of $40 by quite a few analysts who have been covering the company. According to reports, Raymond James has given the shares of SNV a rating of outperform- where it indicates a potential increase in the annual growth rate by about 9.20%.
The Quarterly Earnings of SNV
There have been quite a few firms that have commented on the stocks of SNV. Jefferies Financial Group has already given the stocks a rating of buy, which they moved from a rating of buy, whilst simultaneously giving them a price target of $40 that was published in a report last Thursday. Truist has also increased its price target on the shares of the company from a sum of $34 to a sum of $37, which was then published in a research report on the 23rd of November. The Royal Bank of Canada has also increased the shares of the company from a rating of sector perform to a rating of outperform, while increasing the price target on the company from $28 to $40 in an 11th December research report.
Stephens has also joined in the game, with a rating moved from equal weight to overweight, and a price objective raised all the way to $31 in a 22nd October research report. In the end, Zacks Investment Research had to push through the throng, with a rating that was increased from hold to buy, and a price objective of $22 on the stocks.
Currently, one of the research analysts working on the stocks of SNV has already given it a rating of sell, while another analyst has given it a rating of hold. Ten investment analysts have given the stocks a rating of buy. Currently, the company faces a price target of $32.71 and a rating of Buy.
