Celsius remains a buy thanks to strong improvements, a healthy balance sheet, and high-potential international expansion, despite recent growth slowdowns. The Alani acquisition adds a second high-growth brand, boosting sector potential and positioning Celsius for leadership in the better-for-you energy drink market and beyond. Valuation scenarios show attractive risk-reward, with significant up...
Celsius Holdings Inc (NASDAQ:CELH) is set for a higher open, last seen up 5.2% in premarket trading, after TD Cowen upgraded the energy drink stock to “buy” from “hold” and lifted its price target from $37 to $55.
The market may be rallying, but not every stock is going along for the ride. There are plenty of quality stocks that are still trading a lot lower than they were a year ago.
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After massive declines in the second half of last year, Celsius Holdings (CELH 1.25%) stock may finally be ready for a comeback. The company's rapid growth came to a sudden halt (at least temporarily) as sluggish demand led one of its major distributors (likely PepsiCo) to dramatically scale back its orders.
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