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Solar Shines, Adobe Dims in Analyst Calls

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UBS made the boldest move of the day. The bank upgraded FSLR to Buy and lifted its target price to $330 from $290. First Solar carries a $26.8 billion market cap. Short interest sits at 8.5% of free float — a meaningful short position that could face pressure if the bull case builds.

ADBE moved the other way. Consensus target prices slipped to $325 from $329. Adobe's 20 Hold ratings and 15 Sells reflect deep scepticism around AI competition. The $94 billion software giant has struggled to convince analysts its generative AI tools can defend its creative monopoly.

CASY was a surprise winner. Analyst targets jumped to $908 from $852 — a 6.5% consensus upgrade for the Midwest convenience store operator. The company's $33.8 billion valuation now commands premium multiples.

GS also attracted upward target revisions. The consensus target rose to $951 from $948. Financials remain well-bid as rate cut expectations firm up.

PEP and KO both saw modest target trims. Defensive consumer staples face pressure as investors rotate into higher-growth names. Both stocks carry Hold-heavy coverage with little analyst enthusiasm near-term.

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