DA Davidson Upgrade to Buy with $400 Target Supports AVGO Near-Term Upside
Oct 29, 2026, 8:56 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Upgraded to Buy with a higher PT provides a near-term earnings/valuation catalyst; positive sentiment from Cramer and upgrade can attract momentum buyers, often leading to a short-term price bounce, as seen with AVGO’s 2.8% move.
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Jim Cramer's Broadcom praise on Mad Money, paired with DA Davidson's upgrade to Buy and a $400 target, fuels near-term AVGO enthusiasm. The stock climbed about 2.8% to $351.81, signaling momentum from the analyst upgrade. If this interest sustains, AVGO could test higher levels in the coming weeks.
Cramer praises Broadcom as top performer; Coca-Cola comparison noted.
DA Davidson upgrades AVGO to Buy; price target raised to $400.
AVGO shares rise 2.8% to $351.81 in the session.
Other names mentioned: VICR, SE, BETA; sentiment mixed.
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