VMware, Inc. (NYSE: VMW) was downgraded by analysts at Stock Vetr a rating of "buy" to "hold" in a note to investors issued Monday, reports AnalystRatings.NET. Currently they have a $ 52.59 price target on the software vendor file virtualization. Vetr price target suggests a potential upside of 3.61% over the current price of the company.
Several other analysts have recently published reports on the action. Sanford C. Bernstein raised VMware shares a notation "underperform" to "market perform" rating in a research note on Monday 2 November. MKM Partners reduced its price target on shares of VMware from $ 90.00 to $ 75.00 and set a "buy" rating for the company in a research note on Wednesday 2 December.
Drexel Hamilton returned to publish a "buy" rating and set a target price of $ 73.00 shares of VMware in a research note on Friday 4 December. Gabelli initiated coverage of the shares of VMware in a research note Monday, December 14.
They set a "buy" rating and a target of $ 84.00 to the enterprise. Finally, Jefferies Group reissued a rating of "buy" on shares of VMware in a research note Tuesday, December 15. An investment analyst estimate of the population with a rating of sale, twenty gave a rating of retention, nine have been assessed shopping and we got an excellent rating of purchase of shares. VMware currently has an average rating of "hold" and a target price of $ 73.12 consensus.
Shares of VMware (NYSE: VMW) opened at 50.76 on Monday. VMware has a one year low of $ 43.25 and a maximum of $ 93.43 for 1 year. The company has a weighted average price of $ 48.08 50 days and a weighted average price of 200 days from $ 63.54. The company has a market capitalization of $ 21.42 billion and a PER ratio of 21.69.
A number of hedge funds and institutional investors of the shares of the company recently bought and sold. Royal London Asset Management Ltd has strengthened its position in VMware 228.9% in the fourth quarter. Royal London Asset Management Ltd now owns 81,595 shares of virtualization software provider with a value of $ 4,652 million after buying an additional 56,790 shares during the period. pension funds IBM has strengthened its position in VMware 13.9% in the fourth quarter. pension fund IBM now has 19,948 shares of the action of virtualization software provider with a value of $ 1,128 million after buying an additional 2,441 shares during the period. Migdal Insurance & Financial Holdings Ltd. to buy a new position in VMware in the fourth quarter of approximately $ 8,181,000 value. CLEARLINE Capital LP bought a new position in VMware in the fourth quarter approximately $ 25,804,000.
Finally, two Sigma Investments LLC has strengthened its position in VMware by 82.4% in the fourth quarter. Two Sigma Investments LLC now has 1,128,866 shares of the action provider virtualization software worth $ 63.86 million after the purchase of an additional 510,032 shares during the period.
VMware, Inc. is a provider of virtualization infrastructure solutions. The company develops and markets products and services in three product groups, including software defined data center (NYSE: VMW), hybrid cloud computing and end user (EUC).
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