FBK
Wall Street’s still in the FBK fan club
Piper Sandler didn’t exactly drop a bombshell here — it simply kept FB Financial on Overweight and left the price target at $65. Not exactly fireworks, but it does tell you the firm still likes the setup.
Two cheers, same tune
Cantor Fitzgerald joined the chorus with its own Overweight reiteration and a $66 target. The shared message is pretty clear: analysts think FB Financial’s mix of organic growth and acquisitions still has some juice left in the tank.
Why investors should care
The stock was trading around $55.99, so both targets point to upside if the bank keeps executing. In plain English: Wall Street is basically saying, “Nice quarter, don’t stop now.”
Big picture
For a regional bank, that kind of double-barreled support can help keep sentiment warm — especially when analysts are pointing to competitive strategy and talent acquisition as reasons to stay bullish. No confetti, but definitely a small tailwind.