Bernstein analyst Varun Govindaraj raised price targets across five industrial stocks in a single session. The sweep covers JCI, EMR, TT, ROK, and PH.
The biggest move was Parker-Hannifin. Bernstein lifted its target to $1,218 from $1,037. That is a 17% jump in one call. The buy rating stays intact.
Johnson Controls got a target of $190, up from $173. Emerson Electric rose to $186 from $169. Trane Technologies moved to $575 from $555. All carry buy ratings.
AMAT drew conflicting calls from two banks. UBS analyst Timothy Arcuri cut his target to $675 from $705, keeping a buy. Morgan Stanley's Shane Brett trimmed slightly to $642 from $646, holding a hold. Craig-Hallum's Christian Schwab went the other way. He raised his target to $585 from $530 with a buy.
AMAT has a market cap of $424 billion. Short interest sits at just 1.7% of free float. Bears are not pressing the semiconductor equipment giant hard.
TPR drew opposite calls. UBS raised its target to $232. Morgan Stanley cut to $159. The gap between the two is $73 — a sign of genuine disagreement on the luxury handbag maker's outlook.
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