JPMorgan: Stocks to Watch Out For

Analyst Ann Duignan at JPMorgan maintained a Neutral rating on

after the USDA updated its 10-year outlook for farm cash receipts. The outlook indicates that the agriculture downtrend may extend much beyond 2015. Corn prices are unlikely to cross the $4 mark through 2024, while livestock and dairy prices could be mixed. Analyst Christopher Turnure of JPMorgan maintained a Neutral rating on

. The analyst expects the company to announce a cut in its EPS guidance for 2015-2017 when it reports its 4Q results next week on account of weaker hydrology, Brazilian economic conditions and PJM power prices. The analyst reduced the 2015 estimate $0.11 to $1.26. Analyst Christopher Turnure of JPMorgan maintained an Overweight rating on

after the company announced that it intends to keep the international generation segment and repatriating cash over time. These proceeds, along with those from the Midwest Generation sale, would be used to repurchase shares and pay down parent debt. Analyst Sterling Auty of JPMorgan maintained an Overweight rating on

. "We believe Wix is one of the most under appreciated high growth software names," Auty wrote. The company continues to generate positive cash flow, the shares are likely to outperform over the next twelve months. Analyst Philip Cusick downgraded

to an Underweight rating, with the price target set at $12. The company reported mixed results for 4Q14, while announcing its 2015 guidance lower than the recently reduced estimates of the analyst. The company projected a 3.7-5.7% y/y decline in its revenue. Analyst Kevin Milota of JPMorgan upgraded

to an Overweight rating, with the price target set at $58. The company is likely to deliver revenue, EBITDA and EPS growth going ahead, given its smaller ship footprint, strong new order book, and the integration efforts of the Prestige brands. "Guidance is compelling," Milota added. Analyst Kevin Milota of JPMorgan maintained an Overweight rating on

, after the company reported its adjusted EPS for 4Q14 ahead of expectations on account of lower-than-expected expenses and taxes, partly offset by lower revenues.