Aerospace Upgrade Leads Today's Analyst Moves
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Howmet Aerospace grabbed the most notable call of the day. Analysts upgraded the stock and lifted the consensus target to $296. The prior target stood at $307. Despite the lower number, the upgrade itself shifts the buy-to-hold ratio to 18 buys against just 3 holds.
Lumentum Holdings saw multiple changes land at once. The consensus target slipped from $1,166 to $1,123. Buy recommendations jumped from 23 to 20, suggesting some profit-taking on sentiment after a strong run in optical networking names.
Applied Materials took a target cut to $627 from $628. The move is small but the direction matters. Semis equipment stocks face pressure as the cycle cools. ORTEX alt data shows Japan machine tool orders up 59% year-on-year in September, a leading read that points to resilient capital spending in Asia even as US analysts trim numbers.
Emerson Electric saw its consensus target trimmed to $175 from $175. The cut is marginal. Analysts retain 20 buy ratings, so conviction here remains intact.
On the positive side, Allegion lifted its average target to $194 from $190. Marriott International also saw its target raised to $391. Singapore visitor arrivals from China hit their largest September reading in six years, per ORTEX alt data. That is a tailwind for global hospitality names heading into year-end.
Interactive Brokers received a small target cut to $104 from $105. The broader financials backdrop remains mixed ahead of the MSCI November review announcement on 11 November.
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