Wall Street Lifts Targets on Travel, Defense, and Tech

Analysts raised price targets across several sectors today. The moves follow a busy earnings week.

ABNB got a target bump from the analyst consensus, now averaging $159.80. That's up from $158.35. The short interest is just 3.3% of free float. Sentiment here remains broadly cautious — 22 analysts have sell ratings versus 20 holds and 2 buys.

ZBRA saw its consensus target rise to $399, from $392.50. The industrial tech firm carries a $17.5 billion market cap. Analysts are split, with 12 sells and 5 holds — no buys in the mix.

TDG received a positive target revision, with the average now at $1,514. The aerospace parts maker has zero buy ratings but 9 holds and 13 sells among analysts. Short interest is low at 1.8% of free float.

PH also picked up a higher consensus target, rising to $1,075 from $1,072. Parker-Hannifin drew just 1 buy but 19 sells in the current analyst mix.

On the downside, AKAM and ED both saw small target cuts. MCHP also dropped, with Microchip Technology's average target slipping to $112.63 from $113.38 — reflecting ongoing caution in the chip sector.