Analyst sentiment shifted sharply for INTU this week. The consensus rating was downgraded. The average target price fell to $530.77 from $592.33. That is an $61 cut to the target for the $106 billion fintech giant.
Elsewhere, KEYS drew back-to-back bullish calls. JP Morgan's Samik Chatterjee raised the target to $390 from $360. Telsey Advisory Group also lifted the target, pushing the consensus average to $383 from $376. Both analysts kept Buy ratings.
Retail names saw mixed moves. TJX received two separate target hikes. Barclays raised to $190 from $183. Telsey Advisory went higher still, setting a $185 target. Both maintained Buy ratings on the off-price retailer.
LOW faced the opposite treatment. JP Morgan cut its target to $279 from $325. Telsey also trimmed to $280 from $295. Both still rate the home improvement chain a Buy, but the $46 JP Morgan cut stands out.
LLY and NVDA both received modest target price increases. Consensus targets edged up to $1,211 and $292 respectively. Neither saw rating changes.
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