Analysts trimmed price targets across several major names today. The moves follow a busy earnings week that left some targets looking stretched.
FICO drew notable attention. Analysts cut the average target to $1,499 from $1,535. The scoring firm carries nearly 10% short interest as a share of free float. The downward revision hints at concern over valuation after a strong run.
Carvana also saw target cuts. The consensus price target slipped to $86.93 from $89.83. Short interest sits at 10.7% of free float. Analysts remain broadly bullish, but the trim signals caution on pace of growth.
Humana was the standout story. Multiple rating changes hit the health insurer at once. The average target edged up to $371.74. Sentiment was mixed — one sell rating sits alongside 14 holds and 10 buys. Humana has been under pressure from rising medical costs, and analysts are clearly split on the recovery timeline.
On the upside, Starbucks got a target boost to $106.94. Turnaround optimism under CEO Brian Niccol continues to attract positive analyst revisions.
Johnson Controls and Verisk Analytics both received modest target upgrades, reflecting resilient demand in industrial and data analytics segments.
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