Fred Imbert is a CNBC Pro Editor with a passion for markets and finance. With a focus on providing analysis and insights, Fred's work has appeared on CNBC as well as other NBC platforms. He covers a wide range of topics including analyst calls, stock upgrades and downgrades, and political and economic developments in emerging markets.
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Fred Imbert's focus is on finance, particularly stock market analysis, investment calls, and economic trends. He regularly covers analyst recommendations and tracks market predictions. To reach out effectively to Fred, consider providing data-driven insights or expert commentary on investment opportunities, stock performances, or emerging market trends.
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By: Brian Evans, Fred Imbert
A media giant and a consumer goods maker were among the top names talked about by analysts on Friday.
By: Alex Harring, Fred Imbert
Jefferies raised its price target on the artificial intelligence chipmaker, calling for more than 30% upside.
By: Fred Imbert
GameStop shares rallied more than 21% in the premarket Monday after "Roaring Kitty" posted for the first time in roughly three years.
By: Fred Imbert
GameStop shares rallied more than 21% in the premarket Monday after "Roaring Kitty" posted for the first time in roughly three years.
By: Fred Imbert
GameStop shares rallied more than 37% in the premarket Monday after "Roaring Kitty" posted for the first time in roughly three years.
By: Yun Li, Fred Imbert
Keith Gill attracted an army of day traders who cheered each other on and piled into the brick-and-mortar video game stock and call options between 2020 and 2021.
By: Fred Imbert, Yun Li
"Roaring Kitty," the man who drove the GameStop mania of 2021, posted online for the first time in roughly three years.
By: Fred Imbert, Hakyung Kim
Nvidia and a major gym stock were among the biggest names talked about by analysts on Tuesday.
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