Staples DOWNGRADED to Neutral and 3 Analyst-Downgraded Shares

July 18, 2012

Wall St. Watchdog reveals information about companies for which stock analysts downgraded the shares on July 18th.

MEDNAX (NYSE:MD): Deutsche Bank downgraded its rating on this company from Hold to Sell and changed its price target from $73 to $58.

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American Capital Agency (NASDAQ:AGNC): Wunderlich downgraded its rating on this company from Buy to Hold and changed its price target to $34.

Staples (NASDAQ:SPLS): UBS downgraded its rating on this company from Buy to Neutral and changed its price target from $17 to $13.

Mine Safety (NYSE:MSA): Robert W. Baird downgraded its rating on this company from Outperform to Neutral and changed its price target from $47 to $43.

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