SunTrust analyst Andrew Jeffrey raised his price target on Equifax to $125 and kept his Buy rating after its Q4 results and 2019 guidance, saying he expects the company to return to "at least low-single percent" organic revenue growth and normalized sales pipeline. The analyst maintains his confidence in the company's long-term model and contends that its valuation discount offers downside protection even if U.S. economy decelerate. Jeffrey further notes that 18 months after the data breach, Equifax is now "cleanly out of the penalty box" as seen in the management's "enthusiasm around the sales process and pipeline."

Equifax is down -9.4%, or -$22.43 to $215.25.

Check out this evening's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly. HIGHER AFTER EARNINGSBank... To see the rest of the story go to thefly.com. See Story Here

Backs FY24 revenue view $5.67B-$5.77B, consensus $5.78B.

Sees Q2 revenue $1.41B-$1.43B, consensus $1.44B.

Redburn Atlantic lowered the firm's price target on Equifax to $274 from $278 and keeps a Neutral rating on the shares. The analyst anticipates strong revenue and earnings growth at Equifax over the next five years, but says the company's valuation already adequately reflects this positive outlook for growth.