Broker recommendations for Zoom Video Communications, Inc
The Zoom Video Communications, Inc stock is rated at 1.666667 (on a scale 1-3, where 1 is ‘strong buy‘ and 3 is ‘strong sell‘) from Friday 18 September, 2020 by a total of 30 brokers. This means that the consensus of the 30 different brokers is leaning toward to moderate buy/hold.
Sell
2 (6.67%) Underweight
0 (0%) Hold
15 (50%) Overweight
2 (6.67%) Buy
11 (36.67%)
Price target by analysts
The 24 latest analyst estimates, per Friday 18 September, 2020, show the following high, low and average price targets.
Target Average: 434.98 USD
Target High: 735 USD
Target Low: 300 USD
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— Forbes
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— BBC UK
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— The Independent
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— The Guardian
