Analysts lifted targets across cybersecurity and fintech this week. CrowdStrike saw the sharpest move — the consensus target jumped to $626, up from $571. That is a $55 swing in a single day. The $196 billion cybersecurity giant carries just 2.9% short interest, suggesting shorts are not betting against the rally.
Broadcom also drew fresh bullish attention. The average target price rose to $500 from $487. At a $2.28 trillion market cap, Broadcom remains one of Wall Street's most-covered chip names. Analysts added 43 buy ratings with no sells on the books.
In fintech, Robinhood climbed the target price table too. The consensus moved to $99.40 from $98.77. The stock has grown to nearly $70 billion in market cap — a dramatic rise for the retail brokerage.
On the downside, Medtronic and Accenture both saw target price cuts. Medtronic's consensus fell to $100.85. Accenture dropped to $240.51. Both stocks carry mixed analyst sentiment, with holds dominating their ratings tables.
Health insurers Centene and UnitedHealth got modest target bumps, signaling slow stabilisation after recent sector turbulence.
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