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TD Cowen Keeps Buy on Micron, Sets $1,600 Target for 63% Upside
markets7 hours ago

TD Cowen Keeps Buy on Micron, Sets $1,600 Target for 63% Upside

TD Cowen reiterates a Buy on Micron (MU) with a $1,600 price target, implying about 63% upside from the current price as supply constraints persist and demand for DRAM/HBM/NAND remains strong, aided by Supply Constrainment Agreements that boost revenue visibility. The AI-memory boom and tight DRAM markets underpin potential pricing gains, while Micron’s Q3 revenue reached $41.46B with Q4 guidance near $50B, alongside a long-term US investment plan of $250B through 2035 to expand domestic DRAM capacity.

Amazon Stock Set for Upside on AWS AI Push, Targets $324
business22 hours ago

Amazon Stock Set for Upside on AWS AI Push, Targets $324

24/7 Wall St. says Amazon (AMZN) could reach about $324 by year’s end, implying roughly 31–32% upside from the current price as AWS AI monetization accelerates. The bull case hinges on AWS growth reaccelerating (AWS backlog at $364B; Trainium commitments over $225B; Anthropic deal) with a strong Q1 showing, while acknowledging free cash flow collapsing ~95% due to heavy capex (2026 capex near $200B) and rising debt. Long‑term upside is contingent on AI infrastructure execution, with projections extending beyond 2026 if ROI meets expectations and AI monetization scales, but risks include capex volatility and debt load.

SanDisk Rally Signals Risk: 27% Downside Ahead
markets14 days ago

SanDisk Rally Signals Risk: 27% Downside Ahead

SanDisk has surged ~4,800% in the past year on an AI memory cycle, but 24/7 Wall St.'s price target of $1,704.60 implies ~27% downside from current levels, with a bear case near $1,204. The note cites a sky‑high RSI near 99, lofty valuation, and reliance on multi-year contracted revenue; bulls see potential upside if those contracts hold, but the risk/reward is unfavorable at current prices, leading to a SELL recommendation with 90% model confidence.

Stifel Lowers Microsoft Price Target to $400 on AI Spending Headwinds
business15 days ago

Stifel Lowers Microsoft Price Target to $400 on AI Spending Headwinds

Stifel analyst Brad Reback cuts Microsoft’s price target to $400, arguing that the expansion of AI- and cloud infrastructure spending could pressure profitability. He estimates fiscal 2027 gross margin around 63%, below the consensus ~66.5%, due to higher capital expenditures and depreciation tied to AI data centers, and suggests that current earnings forecasts may be too high as a result.

Palantir Eyes Upside as Analysts See Room to Run to $150
business16 days ago

Palantir Eyes Upside as Analysts See Room to Run to $150

Palantir (PLTR) has fallen about 36% year-to-date, but 24/7 Wall St. assigns a $150 12‑month target (roughly 32% upside). In Q1 2026, revenue jumped ~85% to $1.63B with an EPS beat and management raised FY2026 guidance, driven by AI-enabled demand across commercial and government segments. Bulls point to accelerating AI platform adoption and higher target scenarios (up to the upper $180s–$190s range), while bears warn that the stock trades at a steep multiple (roughly 131x trailing earnings) and faces valuation risk if AI demand cools. Analyst sentiment remains mixed, with some calling for caution despite strong fundamentals, and market chatter includes skepticism from noted investors.

Palantir Eyes 32% Upside as AI Momentum Keeps Growth in Focus
business16 days ago

Palantir Eyes 32% Upside as AI Momentum Keeps Growth in Focus

Palantir (PLTR) trades around $113 after a sharp pullback, with 24/7 Wall St. assigning a $150.02 price target for the next 12 months (about 32% upside) on Q1 2026 revenue of roughly $1.63 billion, up about 85% YoY, driven by AI demand that management says is supply-constrained. The stock carries a rich valuation (~131x trailing earnings), with bull and bear cases pointing toward potential upside to around $198 or downside to roughly $136 depending on AI adoption and execution; analysts broadly rate the stock as a Buy.

Needham Lifts Micron Price Target as AI Memory Demand Heats Up
business18 days ago

Needham Lifts Micron Price Target as AI Memory Demand Heats Up

Needham & Co. boosted its price target on Micron Technology (MU) to $1,550 from $500 and reiterated a Buy rating, arguing firmer memory-market conditions over the past three months with steady demand, healthier pricing and limited new supply. The note says long-term memory demand linked to AI systems could justify higher valuations, with Micron’s upcoming earnings report due June 24 providing a fresh read on whether the backdrop continues to improve.

Micron Jump Fueled by TD Cowen's 127% Target Lift Ahead of Earnings
business26 days ago

Micron Jump Fueled by TD Cowen's 127% Target Lift Ahead of Earnings

Micron Technology shares surged after TD Cowen raised its price target by 127% to $1,500 ahead of Micron’s June 24 earnings, with analyst Krish Sankar saying AI memory demand remains ahead of supply and could boost margins. The note also projects about $23 per share in Q3 (above the ~$20 consensus) and around $27 in the August quarter, suggesting the memory cycle may have room to run despite MU’s sharp year-to-date rally.

Ethereum Poised to Outperform Bitcoin as BTC Drops, Says Standard Chartered
markets1 month ago

Ethereum Poised to Outperform Bitcoin as BTC Drops, Says Standard Chartered

Standard Chartered analyst Geoff Kendrick argues that Strategy's $2.5 million BTC sale marked a turning point, as Ethereum outpaced Bitcoin during BTC’s slide and appears undervalued relative to improving network metrics. Kendrick believes BTC’s waning dominance could lift ETH, aided by Ethereum’s staking rewards and growing Wall Street interest in stablecoins and tokenization, with a year-end ETH target near $4,000 and a long-run view toward $40,000 domestically. The analysis highlights differences in business models for ETH- vs BTC-buying firms and suggests an “alt-season” dynamic may re-emerge as Ethereum benefits from on-chain fundamentals despite Bitcoin’s price weakness.

IBM climbs on Barclays upgrade to $350 target, citing software strength and quantum bets
business1 month ago

IBM climbs on Barclays upgrade to $350 target, citing software strength and quantum bets

IBM shares jumped about 10% after Barclays initiated coverage with an Overweight rating and a $350 price target, praising IBM’s software unit (roughly half of revenue) and steady infrastructure software demand as less AI-disrupted than peers. Barclays also highlighted IBM’s ongoing quantum computing push, including a government-backed $1 billion quantum foundry project in which IBM would contribute cash and IP, and IBM’s plan to invest more than $10 billion in quantum computing and $5 billion in open-source software security over five years.

AI Infrastructure Rally Lifts Targets on Nvidia, Micron and AMD
market-news1 month ago

AI Infrastructure Rally Lifts Targets on Nvidia, Micron and AMD

Bank of America analyst Vivek Arya raised his long‑term AI infrastructure outlook, lifting Nvidia’s target to $320 (from $300), Micron’s to $950 (from $500), and AMD’s to $500 (from $450), as AI data‑center spending expands beyond accelerators into CPUs, networking and memory. The bullish stance aligns with a strong buy/consensus for all three stocks, with targets implying roughly 42% upside for NVDA, 18% for MU, and 12% for AMD from current levels. Catalysts cited include Nvidia’s upcoming earnings, the Computex show, and the anticipated Vera Rubin platform, reflecting broader AI adoption across enterprise software, cloud computing and consumer apps.

BofA Boosts Targets for Nvidia and Micron on AI Infrastructure Growth
market-news1 month ago

BofA Boosts Targets for Nvidia and Micron on AI Infrastructure Growth

Bank of America lifted price targets on Nvidia to 320 and Micron to 950, citing stronger AI infrastructure demand and growing AI memory needs. Nvidia remains BofA’s top chip pick with higher 2028–2029 estimates and upcoming catalysts, while Micron benefits from tight AI memory supply. Both stocks retain Buy ratings from analysts; NVDA’s target implies about 25% upside from current levels, while MU’s target suggests around 23% downside due to its recent rally, reflecting differing long‑term outlooks within a bullish AI memory demand story.

Rocket Lab Gets Street-High Target Boost to $120 on Strong Q1 Demand
business2 months ago

Rocket Lab Gets Street-High Target Boost to $120 on Strong Q1 Demand

Rocket Lab’s Q1 beat and optimistic outlook prompted Cowen and Needham to raise RKLB’s price target to a joint street-high of $120, underscoring robust demand for Electron and HASTE with 31 Electron/HASTE bookings and a $190 million HASTE order, plus 5 Neutron bookings and Neutron’s planned 4Q26 first launch. The Mynaric acquisition should expand European revenue opportunities, and SDA Tranche 3 revenue (~$82 million in 2026) adds to near-term growth, though margins may face pressure from mix. Despite a Moderate Buy consensus, the 96.25 average target sits about 9% below the current price, leaving room for potential upgrades or downgrades ahead.