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Airlines Fly, Chips Climb in Analyst Moves

By ORTEX News · Edited by , Editor, ORTEX NewsUpdated 1 min read

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Analysts raised targets on all three major US carriers today. Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, and Southwest Airlines all saw consensus price targets tick up. Delta's average target rose to $86.41 from $85.33. The sector move follows stronger-than-expected travel demand heading into summer.

In semiconductors, Wells Fargo lifted its target on Applied Materials to $740 from $715. The bank kept its Buy rating. AMAT carries a $530 billion market cap. Short interest sits at just 2.7% of free float — bears are not betting against this chip equipment giant.

UBS made moves across multiple sectors. The bank raised its target on Darden Restaurants to $240 from $230, maintaining a Buy. That implies meaningful upside from current levels. UBS also nudged up McCormick to $52 but held its Hold rating.

The most notable target jump came at Incyte. UBS raised its target by $10 to $113, keeping a Hold. Incyte's short interest stands at 6.7% of free float — above average for a large-cap biotech.

Energy names saw mixed moves. ConocoPhillips targets edged higher. EOG Resources and Diamondback Energy targets moved slightly lower.

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