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Tuesday, 20th September 2011
Citigroup has upgraded Barratt Developments from hold to buy, target price cut from 135p to 110p. Shore Capital has downgraded Hays from buy to hold.

Societe Generale upgrades BAE Systems from hold to buy, target price raised from 280p to 330p.

RBS downgrades Daily Mail and General Trust from buy to hold, target price cut from 570p to 415p.

Espirito Santo downgrades Kesa Electricals from neutral to sell, target price cut from 110p to 75p.

Brewin Dolphin initiates buy on Sinclair Pharma, target price 37p.

Merchant Securities initiates buy on Ask Therapeutics Group, target price 12p.

Investec upgrades AVEVA Group from hold to buy, target price raised from 1720p to 1800p.

Peel Hunt upgrades Wilmington Group from hold to buy, target price unchanged at 125p.

Arbuthnot upgrades H&T Group from buy to strong buy, target price unchanged at 420p.

Ambrian downgrades VPhase from buy to speculative buy.

Morgan Stanley downgrades Misys from equal weight to underweight, target price 240p.

Brewin Dolphin upgrades Moneysupermarket.com from add to buy, target price unchanged at 140p.

Collins Stewart initiates buy on Advanced Computer Software, target price 56p.


At 2:52pm:

(LON:BA.) BAE Systems share price was +5.55p at 285.55p

(LON:BDEV) Barratt Developments share price was +3.55p at 81.3p

(LON:DMGT) Daily Mail & Gen Trust A share price was -12.45p at 365.55p

(LON:HAS) Hays share price was +0.15p at 74.8p

(LON:KESA) Kesa Electricals share price was +0.13p at 84.43p



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