Stifel cuts Lowe's to Sell and lowers price target to $190
Stifel downgraded Lowe's Companies from Hold to Sell and reduced its price target from $195 to $190. Source: TradingView.
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what happened
Stifel has cut its rating on Lowe's Companies from Hold to Sell and lowered its price target from $195 to $190, a reduction of about 2.6%. According to TradingView, the new target implies a 16.5% downside from the November 12 close, when the shares were priced at $227.46.
Across the four most recent analyst notes over the past 30 days, price targets for the stock ranged from $195 to $275, showing that analysts' views remain far apart. Bernstein and JP Morgan kept more optimistic ratings in their latest notes.
why it matters
For the broader market this is a single-company event rather than a sector signal. Still, a move to Sell from a major home-improvement retailer typically shapes sentiment around the stock and prompts investors to look more closely at revenue and margin outlooks.
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- Stifel downgrades Lowe's Companies to Sell from Hold, lowers price target to $190 from $195 — TradingView, 13 November 2026 at 12:47 UTC
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