Elizabeth Arden given Outperform rating

Published: 9-Jan-2015
Finance

Zachs Investment Research upgrades Arden's rating from Neutral to Outperform

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Zachs Investment Research has slapped an Outperform rating – a promotion from Neutral – on Elizabeth Arden with a new $22.50 stock target price. The stock has had a torrid time of it in the last year with shares plunging from almost $38 to a $14.50 12 month low.

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