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•  28 Nov 2025
 

•   AESI  
   
  +3.36%
•   ANET  
   
  +2.37%
•   CI  
   
  -0.38%
•   CLS  
   
  +3.66%
•   CTRA  
   
  +1.71%

$NOW led early pre-market buzz as traders reacted to fresh analyst coverage on ServiceNow. Macquarie initiated the stock with a Neutral rating and an $860 price target, noting strong AI positioning but limited near-term upside. Even before the opening bell, the mixed sentiment kept NOW in focus because investors continue to view the company as a stable large cap with meaningful exposure to AI demand.

$AESI picked up attention in pre-market conversations after Piper Sandler lowered its price target while highlighting Atlas Energy expansion into the megawatt scale market. A new 240MW initial order added a growth narrative that traders dissected ahead of the session. Despite the neutral stance, Atlas remains grouped with high interest energy names, which helped keep it active in early chatter.

$CTRA saw rising mentions as UBS boosted its price target for Coterra Energy and pointed to improved capital efficiency along with fresh activist interest. That mix of operational strength and strategic pressure often moves opinion before the market opens, and today it pushed CTRA into the spotlight.

$UL generated discussion after two major analyst updates on Unilever landed ahead of the session. Bank of America Securities offered a more cautious tone while JP Morgan Cazenove reiterated its Overweight view on the UNLYF listing and projected nearly 28 percent upside. The contrasting sentiment created a natural talking point for traders monitoring low volatility plays before the bell.

$CI gained traction after Bank of America reiterated its Buy rating on The Cigna Group and set a $378 price target. With sentiment leaning toward defensive stability, the reaffirmed positive outlook kept CI circulating among early risers.

$IHS made the trending list after analysts downgraded IHS Holding to Hold, citing a weaker profit growth outlook. Even downgrades shape early sentiment, and traders watching possible gap moves placed the stock on their radar.

$OVV continued to attract interest after UBS raised its price target following Ovintiv NVA acquisition. The Buy rating and increased confidence in the combined portfolio kept OVV active among energy focused traders preparing for the open.

$FRSX appeared in early discussions after Foresight Environmental Infrastructure reported solid half-year financial results. Stronger fundamentals often draw attention before the bell, especially for smaller names that can experience sharper intraday movement.

$SNY gained mention after Deutsche Bank reiterated its Buy rating on Sanofi with a price target of €110. Large cap pharma names often guide early defensive sentiment, and SNY fit neatly into that premarket theme.

$SNPS created buzz as traders weighed conflicting analyst views on Synopsys. Valuation worries continued to clash with optimism surrounding its AI growth engine. Wells Fargo trimmed its price target but maintained broader confidence in the AI runway, giving traders a familiar growth versus valuation debate to engage with.

$HLN entered early conversation after JP Morgan Cazenove reiterated its Underweight rating on Haleon. Bearish analyst positioning often catches contrarian attention before the session starts, helping HLN trend despite the cautious outlook.

$CLS kept its momentum as Celestica long run of AI fueled growth resurfaced in commentary. Discussions centered on whether its 250 percent surge is reaching exhaustion or entering a new phase, and this tension created strong early buzz.

$ANET remained popular after Arista Networks reiterated its target of $2.75 billion in AI driven revenue at Wells Fargo TMT Summit. Traders watching AI infrastructure names noted the reaffirmed confidence, keeping ANET active in pre-market discussions.

$LMT rounded out the early trending group as Seaport Global maintained its Buy rating on Lockheed Martin. Defense names often hold steady interest, and renewed analyst support helped LMT stay visible even before trading begins.

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