Stifel believes that Penn Entertainment's brick and mortar business could give it the competitive tailwind it needs to trade higher from here. The bank upgraded the sports betting stock to buy from hold. It also lifted its target price to $21 from $19, implying a rally of 43% ahead. Shares of Penn Entertainment have fallen 26% this year. The stock plunged 10% on Thursday after it terminated its sport betting agreement with Disney's ESPN earlier than planned. PENN YTD mountain PENN YTD chart "When we first announced our partnership with ESPN, both sides made it clear that we expected to compete for a podium position in the space," Penn CEO Jay Snowden in a news release. "Although we made significant progress in improving our product offering and building a cohesive ecosystem with ESPN, we h

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