Analysts raised price targets across several names today. Three stand out for the size and significance of the moves.
C.H. Robinson got the biggest upside revision. The average target climbed to $194.80, up from $190.32. That is a 2.4% jump in analyst expectations. The freight brokerage firm carries a $22B market cap. Most analysts sit on Hold. The target lift signals some optimism around logistics demand recovery.
SBA Communications also saw its consensus target nudged higher to $234.65 from $231.40. The cell tower operator benefits from steady infrastructure spending. Analysts remain split — roughly half Hold, half Sell — but the upward target revision adds a modest bullish tilt.
Align Technology received a target bump to $208.15 from $206.86. The dental device maker sits at a $12.8B market cap. The consensus leans bearish with 11 Sell ratings versus just one Buy. Even small target increases in that environment carry weight.
On the downside, Accenture and PACCAR both saw target cuts. Accenture's average target fell to $249.19 from $250.51. PACCAR dropped to $127.96 from $128.20 — modest trims but consistent with broader caution on IT services and heavy trucking.
Starbucks rounded out the movers with a target increase to $105.12 as analysts track its turnaround progress under CEO Brian Niccol.
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