These are the stocks posting the largest moves before the bell Monday.
— An analyst at MoffettNathanson trimmed his price target on the tech giant's stock to $1,250 per share from $1,290 a share, citing a "growing lack of conviction that Google can maintain their historic 20%+ revenue growth." Alphabet shares slipped 0.1% to around $1,123 per share before the bell.— United Technologies was upgraded to "outperform" from "market perform" by an analyst at Cowen.
The analyst noted United's proposed merger with Raytheon favors the Dow member, adding its decline since the deal's announcement "offers a win-win for attractive standalone valuation or merger benefits." United Technologies shares climbed 1.1%.— Stephens named the video game maker its "best idea in the space" ahead of the Apex Legends Season 2 release on July 2.
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