Catch up on today's top five analyst upgrades with this list compiled by The Fly: 1. Sherwin-Williams (SHW) upgraded to Positive at Susquehanna following the company's proposed acquisition of Valspar (VAL). The firm sees the deal as accretive cash earnings and sees the purchase as cheaper than buying back stock. 2. Tesla (TSLA) upgraded to Buy at Argus by analyst Bill Selesky, who said the company has made progress on addressing production shortfalls and cost overruns and is poised for strong performance in upcoming quarters. 3. Symantec (SYMC) upgraded to Overweight at Piper Jaffray with analyst Andrew Nowinski saying improving renewal rates should stabilize the company's Consumer segment while new products should drive revenue growth within its Enterprise segment. 4. Tower International (TOWR) upgraded to Outperform at Wells Fargo by analyst Richard Kwas, who said a sale of the company's European operations could "unlock meaningful value" for shareholders. 5. Qlik Technologies (QLIK) upgraded to Overweight at Pacific Crest with analyst Brent Bracelin saying he believes the company's Sense license revenue can triple to $205M by 2018. This list is just a portion of The Fly's full analyst coverage. To see The Fly's full Street Research coverage, click here.

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Notable profits for the buyer who lifted the $6.25 offer for 3,135 Tesla (TSLA) May-24 155 puts yesterday at 09:53ET when underlying shares were trading at $165.33. Shares closed at $161.48, and the puts at $7.84 for a mark-to-market profit of 25%, or $498K, on the $1959K outlay.

Tesla is focused on building a giant Texas datacenter for its robotaxi project, which is now a top priority, after postponing work on a cheaper vehicle, Electrek's Fred Lambert reports. The cheaper vehicle, codenamed NV9, sometimes referred to as Model 2, was expected to cost around $25,000, but Lambert writes that the program is "effectively scratched" right now as Tesla is putting all resources into its self-driving effort. Reference Link