NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- CHANGE IN RATINGS
BCB Bancorp BCBP downgraded to hold at TheStreet Ratings.
Chefs Warehouse Holdings CHEF coverage started with a hold rating at TheStreet Ratings.
Cyberonics CYBX upgraded at Canaccord from Hold to Buy. $56 price target. Company continues to execute well and depression treatment should drive near-term growth.
Viacom VIAB downgraded at Wunderlich from Buy to Hold. $53 price target. Ratings could remain low at Nickelodeon and MTV.
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STOCK COMMENTS / EPS CHANGES
Finisar FNSR target raised at Jefferies. Shares of FNSR now seen reaching $15. Expecting data center strength. Hold rating. HJ Heinz HNZ numbers raised at Credit Suisse. Shares of HNZ now seen reaching $59, according to Credit Suisse. Estimates also increased, given higher organic sales growth. Neutral rating. Eli Lilly LLY target boosted at BofA/Merrill to $52, according to Bank of America/Merrill Lynch. Estimates also upped, given the strong potential for Ramucirumab to be a successful cancer treatment. Buy rating. Lexmark LXK estimates, target increased at Credit Suisse through 2013, Credit Suisse said. Company is restructuring and buying back stock. Underperform rating and new $17 price target. Moody's MCO estimates raised at UBS through 2013. Debt issuance healthy in 3Q12 QTD. Neutral rating and $38 price target. PVH PVH estimates, target upped at Lazard. PVH estimates were boosted through 2013, Lazard said. Company is growing across the globe and can continue to expand margins. Buy rating and new $105 price target. Texas Industries TXI numbers raised at Jefferies. Shares of TXI now seen reaching $52, Jefferies said. Revised assumption on cost of production in cement business. Buy rating.STRATEGY CALLS / MARKET CALLS
9 Offshore Drillers initiated at Credit Suisse. Coverage was started on 9 offshore drilling names with an Overweight sector rating, Credit Suisse said. RDC and NE are the analyst's top picks. High spec jackups should outpace ultra deepwater returns. >To submit a news tip, email: tips@thestreet.com.
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