Wall Street made bold moves on Monday. The most striking call came from UBS on FIX. Analyst Joshua Chan raised his target to $1,992 — up from $1,680. That is an 18.6% jump in the target price in a single day.
GEV faced the opposite fate. The energy infrastructure giant was downgraded by at least one analyst. The consensus target slipped to $1,196 from $1,169 — but the rating itself was cut. GE Vernova carries a $309 billion market cap.
CHTR took a notable hit too. Charter Communications saw its average consensus target fall to $251 from $265. The cable operator already carries 21.9% SI % FF — the highest of the names in today's batch.
UBS analyst Brian Meredith trimmed targets on two insurers. WRB was cut to $68 from $69. HIG fell to $155 from $157. Both remain Hold-rated despite modest reductions.
On the brighter side, URI and both saw upward consensus target revisions. United Rentals now has a consensus target above $1,053. Quanta Services moved to $604.
DPZ and LUV both saw consensus targets drift lower — adding pressure to two companies already navigating tough consumer spending conditions.
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