Analysts turned cautious on two large-cap names Monday. INTU was downgraded, with the consensus sell count rising to one from zero. The average target price slipped to $491 from $502. Intuit carries a $90.7 billion market cap and short interest at a modest 3.7% of free float.
Consolidated Edison also absorbed a downgrade. The utility's buy-side consensus thinned as a rating shifted to hold. The average target sits at $110.
Constellation Energy faced a target price cut. The $103.9 billion nuclear power firm saw its average target trimmed to $367 from $368. The stock has attracted heavy analyst coverage with 18 buy ratings intact.
On the positive side, Oracle received a target price hike. The consensus average rose to $246 from $244, reflecting bullish sentiment from 36 buy-side analysts.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise saw a recommendation removed entirely. The prior average target of $47 was wiped from one analyst's model. HPE's $57 billion market cap and its ongoing AI server push remain key watchpoints.
Wolfe Research initiated on life sciences names. Analyst Mike Polark put a Buy on TMO with a $535 target. He rated RVTY at Hold.
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