Citi, which downgraded shares of Gannett GCI.
“We continue to believe Gannett has an attractive asset base; however, in the near-term, there could be risks to estimates, and we don't see any non-operational catalysts benefiting the stock,” Citi writes.
“1Q11 guidance suggests stabilization is further away than previously anticipated. And, revenue pressure could come from two trends: 1) lower retailer ad spend to offset inflationary pressures and 2) lower auto dealer spend on production cuts and/or OEM cut backs on dealer incentives.”
Gannett closed Tuesday at $15.56.
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