Here Are Friday’s Best Wall Street Analyst Research Calls: Adobe, Advanced Micro Devices, Ares Capital, Coca Cola, e.l.f. Beauty, FormFactor, Kratos Defense, Travelers, Williams-Sonoma, and More

Futures are trading higher as excitement builds for the Elon Musk Space Exploration Technologies IPO (NASDAQ: SPCX), which is priced at $135 per share and set to begin trading later today. We saw a big risk-on Thursday, which produced a massive rally across the major indices, as once again, President Trump said we are close to a peace deal with Iran after some major airstrikes and a threat to take over Kharg Island. That sent stocks soaring and oil plummeting. When it was all said and done, the Russell 2000 was the big winner, closing up 3% at 2,920, while the Nasdaq was close behind, finishing the session up 2.54% at 25,809. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was last seen at 50,848, up 1.86%, and the S&P 500 closed the session at 7394, up 1.75%.

Yields were down across the entire Treasury curve following the President’s prediction of near-term peace. The President also canceled additional airstrikes that were scheduled for Thursday night. Despite some nasty inflation news and data this week, hopes that inflation will start to taper with lower oil prices also helped drive prices higher. The 30-year-long bond closed the day at 4.95%, while the 10-year note was last seen 4.46%.

The potential for an end to the four-month war with Iran once again lit the fuse for the sellers to step up to the plate, and they did on Thursday. Brent Crude finished on Thursday at $88.71, down 4.82%, while West Texas Intermediate closed at $86.07, down 4.40%. Natural gas was also hit and closed Thursday’s session at $3.07, down 3.52%.

Gold had a nice turnaround day, which many on Wall Street attributed to short-sellers closing positions and a weaker dollar, but the fact is, the precious metal has remained in a slump, and recently hit a six-month low. The path of least resistance is likely lower. The final trade for Gold was posted at $4,210, up 3.45%, while Silver ended the session at $67.24, up a whopping 6.23%.

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Here are some of the best Wall Street analyst upgrades, downgrades, and initiations seen on Friday, June 12, 2026.