Analysts upgraded their target prices across multiple sectors this week. The moves reveal a clear split between winners and losers.
Three airline stocks received upward target revisions on the same day. DAL saw its average analyst target rise to $81.81. UAL moved to $132.08. LUV edged higher to $45.64. All three now carry strong buy-leaning consensus ratings. The coordinated moves suggest analysts see trade-war fears easing and travel demand holding firm.
MU led the semiconductor space with a target price bump to $717.48. The $1.1 trillion memory giant carries SI % FF of just 3.1%. Short sellers are not pressing the bet. AMD also received a target lift to $479.77. INTC followed with a bump to $88.61.
COP was the one name cut. Its consensus target fell to $142.77. Oil price pressure is weighing on the sector. FDX also saw its target trimmed to $386.87. Analysts appear cautious on freight demand.
FRT was the only formal upgrade. The retail REIT moved from Hold to Buy.
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