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He's more gloomy on the company's prospects than his Stifel peer he kept his existing sell recommendation intact.

He now feels Skillz is worth only $0.40 per share, well below his preceding target of $0.71. He wasn't, however, the only pundit getting less enthusiastic about Skillz in the wake of the company's latest earnings release last Thursday.Īlmost immediately following that event, BTIG analyst Clark Lampden also did the price target cut dance with a more drastic reduction. The reasoning behind the prognosticator's move wasn't immediately apparent.

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