Analysts trimmed targets across several names on Wednesday. The moves follow recent earnings and reflect shifting expectations in tech, logistics, and industrials.
META saw its average analyst target price dip to $818.80 from $822.05. The consensus remains firmly bullish with 54 buy ratings. Short interest sits at just 1.7% of free float. Analysts still see upside but are dialing back expectations slightly after a strong run.
The biggest target cut in the batch hit LII, Lennox International. Its average target fell sharply to $556 from $576. That's a $20 drop. The HVAC maker carries a $19 billion market cap and 8.2% short interest. Bears and bulls are watching it closely.
Freight broker CHRW bucked the trend. C.H. Robinson's average target rose to $200.24 from $200.12. Two analysts have buy ratings. The stock has 4.9% short interest and a $20 billion market cap. The modest target lift signals cautious optimism on freight recovery.
JCI, Johnson Controls, also got a small target upgrade to $156.56 from $156.17. Building efficiency names are gaining traction amid strong construction data.
Teradyne saw targets trimmed to $440 from $442. Semiconductor test equipment demand remains choppy.
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