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Analysts’ comp stock price forecast suggests a moderate climb to $51 by August 2024, citing both upward revisions in company guidance and broader market rotation into growth-focused equities. After 77 years in business, Dick’s can boast that it has adapted well to the modern retail scene. The company has matured into a $20 billion leader in niche retail and has a strong international footprint. Prominent among the chain’s product lines are its shoes – Dick’s offers a wide range of outdoor and sports shoes, and sells numerous popular brands, including Adidas, Nike, Hoka, and New Balance. In a move that will expand the company’s shoe retail segment, Dick’s announced in May of this year that it will be acquiring the retail chain Footlocker, and announced in September that the acquisition has been completed. Most Wall Street analysts maintained their bullish takes on CoreWeave after the company’s second quarter earnings report. Deutsche Bank analyst Brad Zelnick raised his price outlook on shares to $125 from $50 but maintained his Hold rating, saying the stock’s drop Wednesday was “likely more related to anticipation into the lock-up expiration later this week than any new fundamental concerns.” A lockup period prevents company insiders from selling shares in the company for a designated length of time following an IPO. CoreWeave went public in March. Current comp stock price forecast points to mild upside in Q2 2024, with analysts highlighting a potential target around $48–$52, supported by steady revenue growth in the tech services segment and improving macroeconomic signals. Traders are watching volume spikes as early indicators of institutional interest.