BMO Capital fired a bullish double on the airline sector this week. The bank lifted its target on DAL to $105 from $80. It also raised UAL to $157.50 from $130. Both stocks carry a Buy rating. Delta now holds a $60.6 billion market cap with short interest at just 3.5% of free float — bears are scarce.
STZ caught two fresh Buy initiations in one day. BMO Capital set a $190 target. Roth Capital went higher at $209. The spirits giant has been under pressure from shifting consumer trends. Both firms appear to see a value opportunity at current levels.
NKE moved the other way. Consensus target prices edged lower this week. Nike faces ongoing China headwinds and sluggish North America sales.
Utilities dominated the tape with broad target price upgrades. AEE, WEC, and DUK all saw Street-wide TP bumps. RBC separately initiated — NiSource — tied to data centre power demand growth.
Morgan Stanley initiated TSLA at Hold with a $415 target. That sits well above the current consensus but signals no rush to buy at these levels.
FDS got a notable lift from Jefferies. The firm raised its target to $253 from $225 and moved to Hold — a sign that even cautious analysts see value returning to the data analytics name.
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