Williams-Sonoma drew the sharpest analyst attention this week. The consensus target price rose to $231.25 from $229.25. The retailer carries a $28 billion market cap. Short interest sits at a modest 4.7% of free float, signalling little bearish pressure.
Workday also earned a target bump. The average analyst price target climbed to $186.10 from $185.58. Analysts remain broadly bullish on the HR software firm.
Intuit moved the other way. The consensus target slipped to $444.50 from $446.02. That cut stands out given Intuit's $100 billion market cap. The company faces pressure in its tax and small-business segments.
Lockheed Martin received an outright upgrade. The consensus shifted as one analyst moved to a buy rating. The target price held firm at $632.95. Defense spending tailwinds continue to support the bull case.
Utility Evergy also earned an upgrade. One analyst flipped from hold to buy. The average target stands at $91.95.
Accenture rounds out the movers. Its target nudged up to $181.31 from $179.11. The IT services giant benefits from rising enterprise AI spending.
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