Gaylord Entertainment Co. (GET, $16.40, +$0.37, +2.31%) got two upgrades to market perform a day after its third-quarter earnings as FBR and Wells Fargo noted the shares are cheap versus peers. FBR said it's still concerned about growth in Gaylord's top markets, but signs of life in group bookings no longer justify an underperform rating. It added there's potential for revenue upside in 2010 and 2011. Wells Fargo said it's still uncertain about group business growth, but much of that risk to 2010 is already priced into the shares.