Analysts Slash Targets Higher on Networking, Biotech
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Wall Street turned bullish today. Three notable upgrades stand out from the latest analyst activity.
ANET drew the biggest move. Rosenblatt's Mike Genovese lifted his price target to $280 from $210 — a 33% jump. He kept his Buy rating. The consensus target also nudged higher to $221. Arista Networks carries a $233 billion market cap with short interest at just 1.7% of free float.
ZBRA got a second look from Needham. James Ricchiuti raised his target to $410 from $345, a 19% increase. He maintained a Buy. Zebra Technologies is a $13.9 billion mid-cap in enterprise tech. Short interest sits at 7% of free float — moderate but worth watching.
BMO Capital's Evan Seigerman moved AMGN to Buy. His new target is $450, up from $400. Amgen is a $204 billion biotech giant. Short sellers show little concern, with SI at just 2.4% of free float.
On the downside, Barclays cut FIS to Hold. Nik Cremo trimmed his target to $43 from $44. Fidelity National Information Services faces a divided analyst community — 15 Buys but 11 Holds.
BKNG also got a boost. BMO's Brian Pitz raised his target to $250 and reiterated Buy on the travel platform.
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