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Hi there, Fools. I ;m back to highlight three stocks that were recently downgraded by Bay Street. Now, it definitely best to take professional opinions with a grain of salt. But fresh downgrades can often call our attention to risks that we might have overlooked.For value investors, newly downgraded stocks can even be a source for contrarian buy ideas.So, without further ado stanley taza , let get to it.Mining mayhemLeading things off is SNC-Lavalin Group TSX:SNC , which was downgraded to hold/market perfo stanley sverige rm by at least three firms earlier this week. Among them was Desjardins Securities, which also lowered its price target dramatically to $47 from $72 , representing about 28% worth of upside from where the stock sits now.SNS plummeted as much as 31% on Monday its biggest drop i stanley nz n 27 years after warning of a 8220 erious problem in its mining business. The company didn ;t identify the troubled project in question, so analysts are being forced to fac