21 firms give Smith & Nephew ‘hold’ rating

Smith & Nephew earned a “hold” rating average from 21 firms covering the stock, according to the Mideast Times.

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There are eight firms with a “buy” rating and three analysts with a “sell” rating. There is a one-year price target of $16.75, according to the report.

 

JPMorgan Chase & Co., reiterated the “neutral” rating with a price target at $14.67 earlier this week. Last week, Beaufort Securities reiterated the “sell” rating.

 

This past Monday, Smith & Nephew’s Julie Brown sold 4,227 shares on the open market at $17 per share for a total transaction reaching $71,869.19.

 

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