Analyst consensus target prices moved broadly higher on Sunday. The busiest action landed on EL, ADI, and INTU.
Estée Lauder drew the freshest attention. The consensus target for EL edged up to $105.85 from $105.54. Analysts are split: 13 holds sit alongside 12 sells, with zero buys. Short interest is just 3.2% of free float. Shorts are not pressing the bearish case aggressively here.
ADI was the standout upgrade story. The consensus target jumped to $470.25 from $463.22 — a $7 lift. Analog Devices carries a $181B market cap. All 31 covering analysts rate it a buy. No sells on the sheet. That is a rare unanimous call for a mega-cap chip name.
INTU bucked the trend. Its consensus target slipped to $444.50 from $446.02. The fintech heavyweight has 24 sell ratings against just 2 buys. Short interest sits at 4.5% of free float. The subtle target cut follows recent concerns around AI disruption to its tax and accounting software.
WSM also saw a modest target lift to $231.25. Retailers are getting a second look as rate cut hopes firm up. WDAY and ACN round out a session where IT and financials dominated the upgrade flow.
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