Railroads Rally, Micron Soars in Analyst Calls
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Analysts made a broad sweep of target price changes on Saturday, with chip giant Micron Technology drawing the most bullish attention. The consensus target jumped to $1,410 from $1,398. That puts Micron in rare territory for a $1.28 trillion market cap stock. Short interest sits at just 3.7% of free float — bears are not betting against it.
The rail sector saw a coordinated lift. Analysts raised targets on Union Pacific, Norfolk Southern, and CSX in the same session. All three railroads moved higher on consensus. This kind of sector-wide sweep often signals renewed confidence in freight volumes or pricing power.
On the downside, Darden Restaurants took a target price cut to $229 from $229. The move was marginal but the direction turned negative — unusual for the dining chain. Short interest at 6.3% of free float is modest but worth watching.
Auto parts supplier Aptiv also saw its target trimmed to $77.61 from $77.95. With 19 sell ratings and zero holds, the street remains deeply skeptical. Carnival bucked the gloom, picking up a small target increase as cruise demand stays resilient.
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