Truist Securities Reiterates Buy Rating for CALY

Truist Securities analyst Gregory Miller has reiterated a buy rating on CALY, setting a price target of $19. This update came on June 15, 2026, as the stock traded at $17.38. The reaffirmation suggests confidence in CALY's potential upside.

Other Institutional Activity in CALY

Several institutional investors have adjusted their positions in CALY recently. BlackRock, Inc. trimmed its holdings by 120,298 shares, holding 20,282,570 shares valued at about $281.5 million. Radcliffe Capital Management, L.P. significantly reduced its position by 62,910,000 shares, now holding 14,500,000 shares worth roughly $14.5 million. Providence Equity Partners L.L.C. cut its stake by 10 million shares, leaving it with 11,175,226 shares valued at $155.1 million. Meanwhile, JPMorgan Chase & Co increased its holdings by 827,250 shares, totaling 11,124,512 shares worth approximately $40.2 million. Dimensional Fund Advisors LP also added 253,230 shares, bringing its total to 9,466,465 shares valued at $131.4 million.

Analysts Set New Price Targets

On June 15, 2026, Truist Securities maintained its buy rating on CALY with a $19 price target. JP Morgan, on June 11, 2026, maintained a hold rating, setting an $18 target. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs assumed coverage with a hold rating and a $17 target on the same date. Earlier, JP Morgan had also maintained a hold rating with a $17 target on May 8, 2026.

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Bottom Line

Truist Securities' reaffirmation of a buy rating reflects continued optimism in CALY's future performance. The stock's current trading price of $17.38 suggests potential upside to the $19 target. Investors should note that institutional activity shows a mix of increased and reduced positions, indicating varied sentiment among large investors. As always, these analyst ratings are part of a broader set of analyses and should be considered as such.