Analyst target price moves are hitting several sectors at once this week. The most notable: CrowdStrike Holdings saw its average target nudge up to $179.69 from $179.24. The cybersecurity giant carries a $197.5 billion market cap. 41 analysts cover the stock — one of the widest coverage pools in the data.
Tesla also received a target lift. The consensus average rose to $423.40. Sentiment remains mixed — 23 analysts say buy, 18 hold, and 6 sell.
On the downside, Constellation Brands took a target cut to $171.00, down from $171.30. The spirits maker has struggled with softening beer demand. Its SI % of FF sits at 4.9%, a modest short position but worth watching.
Procter & Gamble also saw a target trim. The consumer staples giant slipped from $163.57 to $163.43. That's a small move but reflects cautious sentiment on defensive names.
General Mills bucked the food sector gloom. Its average target rose to $37.88. ADP also got a lift to $247.13, signaling continued confidence in payroll processing demand.
Jacobs Solutions was cut to $156.93, down from $158.20 — a mild negative read on engineering services.
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