NNOX
Another green light
D. Boral Capital is still in Nano-X Imaging’s corner. The firm reiterated its Buy rating on NNOX and left its $5 price target alone, which is analyst-speak for “we still think this thing has room to run.”
What that means for your wallet
At the time of the note, Nano-X was trading around $2.85, so that target implies about 75% upside. Nice in theory. Of course, a price target isn’t a magical elevator button — it’s just one analyst’s roadmap, and Nano-X has to actually drive the car.
The mood music is upbeat
MarketBeat says the broader analyst crowd is mostly positive, with three Strong Buy ratings, one Buy, and one Sell, landing on a consensus Buy and a consensus target of $5.00. That’s the kind of setup that can keep a stock on watchlists, especially when the company’s market cap is only about $186 million and every new opinion can move the tape a bit.
Big picture
For investors, this is less about a sudden business surprise and more about sentiment staying warm around a still-small name. If Nano-X can keep turning analyst optimism into actual operating progress, that upside narrative might stick. If not, well, price targets have a funny habit of looking a lot less impressive from the wrong side of a chart.