Analysts delivered a rare downgrade to CRWD today. CrowdStrike slipped from Hold to Sell in the latest consensus shift, even as the average target price held near $713. The cybersecurity giant carries a $178 billion market cap. Short interest remains low at under 3% of float, suggesting few bears have acted yet.
The downgrade stands out in a sector that rarely attracts negative calls. With 42 analysts still rating it a Buy, the lone Sell adds a contrarian note worth watching.
On the other side, CASY caught a meaningful upgrade. BMO Capital's Kelly Bania lifted Casey's General Stores from Hold to Buy with a $950 price target. The convenience store chain has a $28.8 billion market cap. Short interest is just 3.8% of float. Availability is extremely high, meaning bears have easy access to borrow but few are taking it.
GNRC also drew attention. Generac's average analyst target rose to $287.80 from $284. The generator maker benefits from rising power resilience demand.
ABNB saw Baird's Colin Sebastian raise his target to $160 from $150, keeping a Buy rating. Travel demand heading into summer supports the bullish stance.
The pattern today: upgrades in consumer and travel names, a lone warning on a high-flying tech stock.
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