Wall Street Shifts Targets Across Sectors
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Analysts trimmed targets on ACN today. The consensus price fell from $208.16 to $197.65. That is a sharp drop for a $78 billion company. Accenture faces ongoing pressure from AI disruption in IT services.
ALB got a warmer reception. Albemarle's average target nudged up to $214.65 from $213.97. Lithium demand recovery hopes appear to be driving renewed analyst interest in the chemicals giant. Short interest sits at 9.1% of free float — bears remain but optimism is building.
TTWO drew one of the bigger target upgrades. The average analyst target rose to $279.45. The consensus is overwhelmingly bullish with 28 buys. Grand Theft Auto VI anticipation keeps sentiment high for the $44 billion games maker.
LULU saw a target cut. The average fell from $133.74 to $132.16. Analysts remain cautious on lululemon amid slowing North American growth.
EFX also took a small target trim. Equifax's average slipped from $222.90 to $222.43. Seventeen analysts hold buy ratings, but the cut signals near-term caution on credit data volumes.
DDOG picked up a fresh new recommendation today. The cloud monitoring firm holds 43 buy ratings, underlining strong Wall Street confidence in its AI-powered growth story.
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