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Just noticed HC Wainwright put out a buy rating on Aduro Clean Technologies (ADUR) back in February. Pretty interesting timing given what's been happening with the stock lately. The analysts are looking at a price target around $24.17, which would be almost double from where it was trading at $12.09 not too long ago. That's a solid upside if things play out.
What caught my eye though is the institutional money moving into this one. Susquehanna basically went all-in, jumping from 16K shares to 119K shares in one quarter - that's a massive 87% increase. Even UBS added a bit to their position, though they didn't go as hard. Overall, there are about 29 institutions now holding ADUR, and their combined stake grew by 66% over the last three months to 522K shares. That kind of accumulation usually means the smart money is seeing something.
The put/call ratio sitting at 0.58 also leans bullish, which aligns with what the analysts are saying. Price targets are ranging from $13.99 on the low end to $35.21 on the high end, so there's definitely conviction here. Copperleaf Capital also bumped up their ADUR holdings by 27%, which is another sign of confidence. Still, the projected EPS is negative at -0.46, so it's not like this is a slam dunk fundamentally speaking. But if the market's betting on a turnaround story, that could explain the institutional interest.