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CNBC Reports Roundup of Thursday's Top Wall Street Analyst Calls

CNBC's Top News published a summary of major analyst calls for Thursday, naming Apple, Nvidia, Tesla, Alphabet, Kraft Heinz, Lyft, Palo Alto Networks and others among the companies covered.

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CNBC's Top News section published an article on Thursday, September 17, 2026, listing what it described as the biggest analyst calls on Wall Street for the day, according to the report.

The companies named in the roundup include Apple, Nvidia, Tesla, Alphabet, Kraft Heinz, Lyft and Palo Alto Networks, among others, CNBC said.

The source material provided does not include specific details of the individual analyst ratings, price targets, or the rationale behind each call. CNBC's report is presented as a compilation of notable analyst actions circulating among investors on Wall Street that day.

EGazette was unable to verify additional specifics of each individual call, such as the analysts or firms involved, the direction of ratings changes, or price target adjustments, as this information was not included in the available source excerpt.

Readers seeking the full details of each analyst call are advised to consult the original CNBC report.

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