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Just caught that Rothschild & Co flipped their stance on Live Nation Entertainment (LYV) to Buy back in late February - upgraded from Neutral. They're seeing around 14.66% upside from where it was trading at that time, with price targets ranging from $144 to $210. The consensus target sits around $181.
What's interesting is the institutional positioning. About 1,217 funds are holding LYV, though that's actually down 323 positions last quarter. The put/call ratio is sitting at 1.26 though, which suggests traders are still a bit cautious despite the Rothschild upgrade.
Looking at the big money moves - Principal Financial added to their position (up 9.34% in shares) but actually reduced their overall portfolio weight there by half. Canada Pension Plan also added to their stake, up 5.66% in shares. The more interesting move came from Capital World Investors, who bumped up their position 25.64% and increased their allocation weight by 16.76%. Bank of America holds the most among the majors at 2.80% ownership.
The revenue projection is down 21% though, so it's not all bullish. Mixed signals here - Rothschild & Co sees upside, but the institutional crowd seems split on whether to lean in or pull back. Worth watching how this plays out over the next quarter.