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Why Progressive Stock Sank on Monday


Veteran insurance company (NYSE: PGR) suffered a case of the Mondays on the first stock trading day of this week. Its shares took a nearly 3% hit that session, on the back of two pessimistic analyst updates. Additionally, this occurred on a day when the S 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) traded up, rising by 1.1%.

Of the pair, the more impactful was the one issued by Bob Huang of white-shoe investment bank Morgan Stanley. Huang downgraded his recommendation to underweight (i.e., hold) from his previous rating of equalweight (neutral). He accompanied this with a substantial price target reduction to $265 per share -- previously, he had flagged the stock as being worth $265 apiece.

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Progressive Corp. Stock

€183.70
0.490%
The Progressive Corp. stock is trending slightly upwards today, with an increase of €0.90 (0.490%) compared to yesterday's price.
Currently there is a rather positive sentiment for Progressive Corp. with 31 Buy predictions and 6 Sell predictions.
As a result the target price of 262 € shows a positive potential of 42.62% compared to the current price of 183.7 € for Progressive Corp..
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