Nomura Securities analyst Ian Shackleton upgraded TAP from “Neutral” to “Buy.” The firm has also raised its price target on TAP from $70 to $85. This new price target suggests a 10% increase from the stock’s current price. The analyst cited lower gas prices as the reason for the upgrade.

While we see TAP as fully valued as it is trading at 18x 2015 earnings estimates, we do consider the company a potential takeover candidate. There has been some chatter over the possible takeover of this company, which has sent its shares upward.

Investors should also realize that although the company has had a difficult time growing revenue, lower gas prices and a slowing economy could benefit the company.

Investors interested in TAP may also be interested in the funds listed below. These funds currently have the largest stakes in the company.

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