Starbucks Corporation shares bounced back on Monday after the stock received a Wall Street upgrade by an analyst who believes the stock’s post-earnings sell-off is overdone. The Analyst Stephens analyst James Rutherford upgraded Starbucks from Equal Weight to Overweight and raised his price target from $118 to $130. The Thesis In the upgrade note, Rutherford said the market is being too short-sighted when it comes to Starbucks’ raising employee wages. Rutherford said labor is currently the largest competitive advantage in the foodservice space. “And by paying its employees more than the competition can/will pay, Starbucks is positioning itself to take market share for years,” he wrote. For the fiscal fourth quarter, Starbucks reported global same-store sales growth of 17 percent, short of analyst estimates of 18.7 percent. U.S. comps were up 22 percent, missing analyst expectations of 23.7 percent. Given accelerating U.S. and China comps, the Friday sell-off, and support from …