Upgrades and Target Hikes Sweep Across Sectors
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Analysts turned more bullish on several names today. Two full upgrades stood out alongside a wave of target price increases.
APA received a consensus upgrade. The oil producer carries a $13.2B market cap. Its average analyst target rose to $42.04. Short interest sits at 9.2% of free float — relatively elevated for the energy sector.
Warner Bros. Discovery also earned a consensus upgrade. One analyst moved to a Hold from Sell. The target slipped slightly to $29.50. The media giant's short interest is low at 2.8% of free float, suggesting sellers are not pressing the bet.
On the tech side, Datadog saw its consensus target nudge up to $283.74. The cloud monitoring firm holds a $78B market cap. Analysts remain strongly bullish with 41 Buy ratings and just one Sell.
Expedia also got a target lift to $326.11. Every single covering analyst rates it a Hold or Buy. Short interest at 6.1% of free float shows modest bearish positioning.
UBS raised its target on Berkshire Hathaway to $906,011 from $877,848, maintaining a Buy. That near-3% target increase on Buffett's conglomerate signals continued confidence in the firm's earnings power.
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