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Should you buy Anglo American shares?

Anglo American (AAL); Miners

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Consensus roundup

The speed and magnitude of the rebound in Anglo American shares thus far in 2016 has been seen as potentially overdone by those brokers covering the stock. Current consensus has an average target price of 487p, some 25% below current levels with 18 out of 25 brokers agreeing that shares are now overvalued. Note, however, Bernstein’s extremely bullish call on 5 May valuing shares at 1010p – some 53% above the current share price – while even Barclays can’t bring itself to explicitly say ‘sell!’

Most Bullish: Bernstein, Buy, Target 1010p (+53%)

Consensus: Target: 487p (-26%)

Most Bearish: Barclays, Underweight, Target 225p (-66%)

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