Analysts' average target price has drifted back down toward where it was at the start of 2015 -- before GE announced the divestiture of some $200 billion in finance and real estate assets
Blackstone is trading close to its highest level since September 2015. A second-quarter blip shouldn't derail its overall rebound: analysts expect it to climb to ~$38 in the next 12 months.
Meeting its organic revenue targets will require a significant jump in Danaher's core sales growth in the second half of the year. It may not get there.
Source: Bloomberg
Note: Data for full year goal reflects the midpoint of Danaher's 3 percent to 4 percent guidance.
Grainger's precipitous drop has pushed it well below where even dubious analysts on average had predicted the stock would trade over the next year
Source: Bloomberg, analyst reports
Note: Only one analyst has a buy rating on Grainger. The price target reflected here is an estimate for what the company would be valued at in a takeover scenario in 2017. This data is as of a June 1 report, the analyst's most recent update on the company.