TD Cowen slashed price targets across the airline sector. Delta Air Lines took the biggest hit. Its target fell from $112 to $105. United Airlines dropped from $205 to $192. Southwest Airlines was cut from $53 to $48. All three kept Buy ratings, signalling caution rather than exit.
The standout upgrade came from Piper Sandler. The firm raised Veeva Systems target from $235 to $295. That is a $60 jump — a 26% lift. Veeva's SI % FF sits at just 4.3%, suggesting little short-side resistance to any rally.
Morgan Stanley's Nigel Dally moved through the insurance sector. He upgraded Prudential Financial with a target of $105 but kept a Sell rating. He gave MetLife a Buy and a $111 target. On the hardware side, Erik Woodring cut HP Inc. target from $19 to $17. HP carries 7.6% SI % FF — the highest of this group. That elevated short interest may amplify any further weakness.
Monster Beverage's consensus target edged up to $50.28, showing quiet but steady street support.
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