Roku, Inc. - Class A Common Stock (ROKU)

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Wall Street analysts think that Roku stock can now deliver an additional double-digit percentage run higher, and investors should watch out for it.

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Keybanc analyst Justin Patterson upgraded Roku (NASDAQ:ROKU) from Sector Weight to Overweight with a $115 price target on Wednesday.

Needham's analyst Laura Martin maintains Buy rating for Roku (ROKU) and raises price target to $100, citing improving labor productivity metrics and expected positive trajectory with new CFO. ROKU's revenue-based labor efficiency grew 34% over 3 years, behind only Amazon and Meta Platforms.