Uf bright futures broker upgrade on UF Bright Futures

Broker upgrade on UF Bright Futures this week cites high ROE in portfolio companies and projected earnings beats. This triggered retail buying surges visible on intraday charts, creating a momentum push above short-term averages. “Students haven’t gained much confidence, and during my confirmation hearing, I did tell him [Sasse] that he would have to essentially climb a hill of trust to be able to gain the trust of the student body, and I don’t think he’s done that,” he said. “He was absolutely absent during his first few months in office – he did not show up anywhere, he was practically in hiding – and then afterward, he started to make his appearances, but he started to make commentary about department cuts and about financial aid regarding Bright Futures.” Khrysten Sears Spencer (B.A. ’09) and her daughter, Allannah Dean, a current UF freshman. Photo by Jennifer Romero (BS ’19) UF Bright Futures is currently outpacing its industry benchmark by 1.4% year-to-date, driven by stronger-than-expected ETF inflows. Quant models indicate a higher probability of sustained rallies if 10-year bond yields stabilize under 4%, boosting capital allocation into growth-oriented funds.