On Monday morning, there were several big-name analyst moves that were announced. Below are the most important analyst moves for mutual fund investors.

Susquehanna has raised its price target on Apple from $120 to $135, suggesting a 16% upside from the stock’s current price. The firm sees the company benefiting from higher iPhone prices.

Investors interested in Apple may also be interested in Microsoft (MSFT) and Google (GOOG).

Mutual Funds to Watch

For investors that are interested in gaining exposure to Apple without owning the individual stock, a mutual fund investment may be a good alternative. Below are the mutual funds with the largest stake in Apple.

Topeka Capital has increased its price target on Intel to $40, suggesting an 11% upside from its current price. The firm noted that it sees INTC sustaining higher margins.

Barron’s also reported that it expects Intel to rise 30% to $48 in the next two years.

Investors interested in Intel may also be interested in companies like Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) and Microsoft (MSFT).

Mutual Funds to Watch

For investors that are interested in gaining exposure to Intel without purchasing the individual stock, a mutual fund investment may be a good alternative. Below are the mutual funds with the largest stake in Intel.

Robert Baird has raised its rating on SolarCity from “Neutral” to “Outperform” as the company should be able to to be competitive on prices and is leveraged to rising domestic solar demand for rooftops.

For investors interested in SolarCity, companies including First Solar (FSLR) and Vivint Solar (VSLR) may also be considered.

Mutual Funds to Watch

For investors that are interested in gaining exposure to SolarCity without purchasing the stock, a mutual fund investment may be a good alternative. Below are the mutual funds with the largest stake in SolarCity.