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Goldman Sachs downgraded CVS Caremark
CVS from Buy to Neutral and maintained a $57.00 price target.
Goldman Sachs commented, "CVS has a solid foundation, and bright intermediate-term prospects, notably from healthcare reform, which should drive accelerating script growth in 2014 and beyond. That said, for the first time since we launched, incremental near-term catalysts are lacking, earnings growth is slated to decelerate, and we expect EBIT growth to moderate as discrete earnings drivers abate. … Our $57, 12-month price target is based on risk/reward (relative P/E). Upside risks include WAG execution, generic benefits, and healthcare reform. Downside risks include front-end sales and reimbursement pressures."
CVS Caremark closed at $62.63 on Monday.
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