Wall Street analysts issue major calls on Nvidia, Apple, AMD and others
Top equity analysts weigh in on several major technology and consumer stocks on Tuesday.
Major analyst calls released Tuesday include positions on Nvidia, Apple, AMD, Etsy, Eli Lilly and Samsara, according to CNBC's tracking of Wall Street research.
The calls reflect analysts' assessments of these companies' near-term prospects and valuations across sectors including semiconductor manufacturing, consumer technology, e-commerce and healthcare.
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- Here are Tuesday's biggest analyst calls: Nvidia, Apple, AMD, Etsy, Eli Lilly, Samsara & more — CNBC — Top News
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