Analysts nudged targets higher on two of the market's biggest names this week. CrowdStrike saw its average analyst target price rise to $179.69, up from $179.24. The cybersecurity giant carries a $197 billion market cap. Forty-one analysts hold a buy rating on the stock. Short interest sits at just 2.9% of free float — shorts are not a major headwind here.
Tesla also received a target bump. The consensus average moved to $423.40 from $423.35. With 23 buy ratings, 18 holds, and 6 sells, the stock remains a divided call on Wall Street.
Not everyone got good news. Constellation Brands saw its average target trimmed to $171.00 from $171.30. The beer and wine maker has faced pressure from shifting consumer tastes. Short interest stands at 4.9% of free float.
Procter & Gamble also took a small target cut. The consensus average slipped to $163.43 from $163.57. The staples giant has 14 buy ratings but zero sell ratings.
Jacobs Solutions drew the steepest target cut in today's batch. The average fell to from $158.20. The engineering firm holds 11 sell ratings versus zero buys — a heavily bearish consensus.
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