Wall Street trimmed targets across several major names on Monday. The biggest moves hit TSLA, MSFT, and GOOGL.
Tesla's consensus average target price slipped to $413.19 from $414.10. Bears hold 23 sell ratings on the stock. That's roughly equal to the 17 hold calls. Only 7 analysts rate it a buy. Short interest sits at just 2.5% of free float, so the pressure is coming from analysts, not short sellers.
Microsoft saw a consensus target dip to $560.77 from $561.93. The decline is modest but notable. Just 2 holds and 51 buys sit on the name — so even the bulls are trimming expectations slightly.
GOOGL was a brighter spot. Its consensus target rose to $415.38 from $413.78. All 58 analyst recommendations are buys. The upgrade in target reflects growing confidence after strong recent results.
Away from mega-cap tech, GM saw a target lift to $94.08 from $93.88. Analysts also nudged up ARES to $142.82. edged higher to $540.82.
Weyerhaeuser (WY) received a new recommendation from analysts, adding to its existing coverage of nine sell ratings versus just three holds.
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