Deutsche Bank has published a report on Cincinnati Financial CINF upgrading the rating for the company's stock from Sell to Hold and lowering the price target from $24 to $23 following a reduction in share price.
In the report, Deutsche Bank wrote, "Shares of Cincinnati Financial fell 11% during the 8/4-8 market plunge. Including
the dividend, we believe downside is less than 5% (at these market levels), following the 8/9 market rally. Further, while CinFin's recent decline was in-line with the S&P 500's 3-day decline, it outperformed financials over that stretch. The
stock now trades at 86% of 3Q11 book, a fair valuation for a company whose results have correlated with the market, albeit at a lower beta."
Deutsche Bank upgraded Cincinnati Financial from Sell to HOLD and lowered the price target from $24.00 to $23.00. Cincinnati Financial closed Tuesday at $25.46.
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