JPMorgan maintains a “sell” rating on CVR Energy
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TipRanks reports that analyst Jayaram continues to cover the energy sector and maintains a negative outlook on CVR Energy. The current consensus rating from analysts is 'moderate sell', with an average target price of $50.50, representing a potential downside of 17.78% from the current level; Mizuho Securities also maintained a 'sell' rating in a report released on October 8th, with a target price of $52.
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Jayaram is responsible for covering the energy sector, with a focus on stocks including Cenovus Energy, CNX Resources, and Diamondback.

According to the data from TipRanks, the average return rate of Jayaram is 8.1%, and the success rate of its recommended stocks is 59.41%.

Currently, analysts have a consensus rating of "moderate sell" for CVR Energy, with an average target price of $50.50, representing a potential downside of 17.78% from the current level.

In a report released on October 8th, Mizuho Securities also maintained a “sell” rating for the stock, with a target price of $52.00.

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  • Mizuho has raised the target price of CVR Energy from $29 to $52
  • UBS raises the target price of CVR Energy from $35 to $53
  • CVR Energy Updating investor presentation materials on strategic priorities
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