Nike Downgraded as Datadog, Jabil Win Analyst Upgrades
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NKE took a fresh hit Tuesday. Analysts cut their consensus rating on the sportswear giant as the average target price slipped to $59.71 from $60.49. That makes Nike one of the few large-caps to suffer an outright downgrade today.
The consensus now sits at 21 holds against 15 sells. Short interest is modest at 4.1% of free float. But the analyst community is increasingly cautious on Nike's recovery timeline.
DDOG told a different story. Datadog's consensus target rose to $229.70 from $225.76. The cloud monitoring firm commands a $76.6 billion market cap. Analysts count 44 buys versus just 1 sell — among the most bullish setups in tech right now.
JBL also got a lift. Jabil's average analyst target climbed sharply to $342.11 from $328.22 — a $14 jump. The electronics manufacturer's 9 buys and 2 holds reflect growing confidence in its AI hardware exposure.
FANG rounded out the winners. Diamondback Energy's target ticked up to $233.34 from $232.11. Energy names are drawing quiet support as oil stabilises.
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