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Same rating, fresh reminder
DA Davidson hit First Horizon with another Neutral call and set a $26 price target, which works out to about 7.7% upside from the referenced share price. So no dramatic plot twist here — just Wall Street politely shrugging and saying, “Looks okay, don’t chase it.”
What that means for your portfolio
If you own the stock, this is the kind of note that usually lands somewhere between a yawn and a mild pep talk. It’s not an upgrade, but it also isn’t a red flag. In analyst-land, Neutral is basically the financial equivalent of “I’m not mad, I’m just not impressed.”
The Street is split-ish
MarketBeat says the broader analyst crowd is sitting on a Hold stance overall, with an average target of $26.45. The mix they cite — 8 Buys and 12 Holds — tells you the name isn’t exactly a consensus darling, but it’s also not being treated like a broken vending machine.
Big picture
For investors, this is less about a single analyst note and more about the vibe check on regional banks: decent enough to own, not thrilling enough to sprint into. If First Horizon can keep fundamentals steady, the stock still has room to grind higher — but this note says patience, not fireworks.