GMP FirstEnergy starts coverage with a "buy" and a $12.50 (Canadian) target.

You likely know BAM was one of our cover story ideas this week. Canaccord Genuity ups the price target to $55 (U.S.) from $47.50, maintains a "buy" and says the company's model allows for "dramatic value creation".

CIBC boosts the target to $54 from $48 and reiterates "outperformer".

BAM held an investor day on Thursday.

Canaccord Genuity hikes the target to $8.75 (Canadian) from $8 and maintains a "speculative buy", saying the company's $25 million purchase of of vape store chain 180 Smoke is "near perfect timing".

CIBC upgrades to "outperform".

AltaCorp reinstates at "outperform".

Canaccord Genuity upgrades the REIT to "buy" and moves the target to $10 from $9 after the company's leasing update.

CIBC lifts the target to $52 from $47.

Citi moves the target to $242 (U.S.) from $215.

Raymond James moves the target to $18 (Canadian) from $16 and maintains an "outperform" after the company won a tax court ruling.

Scotia upgrades to "sector perform" with a $15 target.

TD Securities ups the target to $20 from $18.

Barclays boosts the target to $175 (U.S.) from $165, saying the company is one of the most compelling names in biotech.

Cowen & Co. lifts the target to $85 from $74, and says the company is a consolidator in the nascent and fast-growing telehealth market.

RBC lowers the target to $13 from $15, reduces their 2018/2019 EPS estimates slightly, maintains a "sector perform", and says the stock has yet to bottom.

Citi cuts to "sell/highrisk" and slashes the target to $225 from $356 after the SEC action. See more below.

How's it going at goeasy? We interviewed the alternative lender's CEO David Ingram last January in Episode 30, when the stock was trading around $38. The shares are now near record highs, closing yesterday at nearly $54. The company is raising about $30 million in a bought deal financing through a syndicate of underwriters, which is buying a 600,000 common shares at $50.50 per share, about a 6% discount to Thursday's close.

is buying what it describes as a 262,610 square foot single tenant Class A logistics facility in Mississauga, Ontario for $33.5 million.

is up in pre-market trading after its profit beat estimates due to cost cutting but enterprise revenue fell 3% and total revenue was down 13%.

You can read this news anywhere but the SEC has sued CEO Elon Musk with charges of fraud and making false and misleading statements, and wants to ban him from serving as a director after Musk tweeted the now infamous phrase "funding secured" (to go private).