Analysts Back CrowdStrike, Dump REITs
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Cybersecurity leads today's analyst action. CrowdStrike earned an upgrade from analysts, pushing the consensus average target price to $712. The $168B company carries just 3% short interest — shorts are not fighting this name.
Ciena picked up fresh coverage with an average analyst target of $565. The optical networking firm has a $66B market cap. Analyst enthusiasm for AI-driven network infrastructure is driving interest here.
REIT stocks took hits. Prologis was downgraded. So was Federal Realty Investment Trust. Rate-sensitive real estate names remain under pressure as borrowing costs stay elevated.
On the tech side, Datadog saw its consensus target lifted to $228. Robinhood Markets targets also moved higher, to $100. Both names benefit from strong retail and cloud spending trends.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise got a target lift to $64. Rockwell Automation targets nudged up to $464. J.M. Smucker saw multiple target revisions in a single day, landing at $117.
The clearest theme today: analysts are buying growth tech and selling rate-sensitive real estate.
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