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Flutter Entertainment shares rose 1.1% in pre-market trading today, trading at $96.05, as the stock attempts to recover from a prolonged decline that has pushed it close to its 52-week lows of $89.71—levels that have attracted renewed interest from buyers on the technical front. This rise in the pre-market phase comes in the absence of any new institutional announcement, suggesting that the move is largely driven by repositioning by traders who are reassessing the stock’s value near multi-year support levels.

The most prominent recent analytical developments supporting sentiment are Citigroup Inc.’s upgrade of FLUT shares from “Sell” to “Neutral.” While not issued today, it represents a fundamental shift from one of the most bearish voices on the stock, and has helped set a floor for the share price. The broader analyst community remains largely constructive: firms including Truist, Oppenheimer, Wedbush, and Stifel continue to hold “Buy” or “Outperform” ratings even after cutting their price targets following the results of the second quarter of 2026.