Analysts raised price targets on a broad range of stocks this week. Auto, semiconductor, and tech names led the activity.
General Motors received two separate target price upgrades in quick succession. The consensus average target now sits at $94.08. GM's short interest is just 2.1% of free float. That signals little bearish pressure despite ongoing tariff uncertainty in the auto sector.
Intel also saw its average target lifted to $79.05. The chipmaker has been under pressure for years. A rising consensus target suggests analysts see value emerging at current levels. Short interest stands at 2.6% of free float.
ON Semiconductor saw a recommendation removed from the consensus pool. The stock carries a $40.5 billion market cap. With 7.6% short interest, it remains one of the more shorted names in the chip space.
On the downside, Meta Platforms saw its average target trimmed slightly to $832.80. The move is modest. Meta retains 56 buy ratings against just seven holds and zero sells.
Alphabet and both saw upward target revisions. Alphabet's consensus target moved to $413.78. Amazon's rose to $307.60. Both carry overwhelmingly bullish analyst consensus.
AMD also received a target bump to $307.50. Analysts appear increasingly comfortable with the AI chip growth story across the sector.
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