Edited by Peter Hillerberg1 min readStories are generated from ORTEX data and reviewed by the ORTEX team. How we publish
Wall Street lifted price targets across several sectors on Saturday, with airlines, energy, and consumer names drawing the most attention.
Delta Air Lines got a target bump to $99.56. The consensus remains firmly bullish — 25 buy ratings, no sells. Analysts see continued strength in air travel demand.
Marathon Petroleum saw its average target rise to $275.65. That's a sharp jump from the prior $271.29. The refiner holds an $83 billion market cap. Eight analysts rate it a buy.
Targa Resources also got a higher target, now averaging $288.05. The midstream gas operator has just 2.3% short interest — shorts are not betting against it.
The standout upgrade came at International Flavors & Fragrances. An analyst moved the stock to a higher rating, lifting the consensus count of holds to buys. IFF has a $19.8 billion market cap. Short interest sits at 7.2% of free float.
On the negative side, Airbnb and Chipotle saw slight consensus target cuts. Neither was significant.
Meta Platforms led on raw target size. Its average price target reached $828.34, up from $827.99 — a modest tweak, but the direction is up.
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