NVIDIA took a direct hit on Monday. A Wall Street firm downgraded the chipmaker, trimming its consensus buy count from 56 to 55. The average analyst target price sits at $268.61. With a $5.06 trillion market cap, even small shifts in analyst sentiment move billions in implied value.
Domino's Pizza saw the sharpest target price cut in today's data. The consensus average target fell to $432.48 from $461.90 — a drop of nearly $30 per share. Analysts still lean bearish overall, with 19 sell ratings against 12 holds. Short interest stands at 10.6% of free float, suggesting active bearish positioning.
IBM also faced a target price reduction. The consensus TP slipped to $279.68 from $282.33. IBM holds 11 sell ratings, the most bearish reading among blue chips in today's batch.
Palantir Technologies saw analysts nudge targets lower, to $184.47 from $186.22. The stock already carries one of the most divided consensus ratings in tech — 18 sells, 17 holds, and 6 buys.
On the positive side, Ventas saw a consensus target upgrade to $93.40, and received two separate upward target revisions in quick succession. also edged higher. Defensives and real estate appear to be where analysts are warming up.
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