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Wall Street analyst calls: Oct 5 – Oct 11, 2026

So far this week: 27 research notes from 17 Wall Street firms on 17 companies. 1 upgrade, 1 downgrade, 0 initiations, 13 price-target increases and 3 cuts.

Upgrades 1

Downgrades 1

Biggest price-target increases 13

Biggest price-target cuts 3

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Most active firms

All notes 27

  1. UBS Keeps Neutral on Apple, $296 Price Target
  2. StoneX Affirms Hold on Lucid
  3. Baird Maintains Neutral on Lucid, $6 Price Target
  4. Mizuho Raises Intel Price Target to $114
  5. Mizuho Raises AMD Price Target to $705
  6. Morgan Stanley Lowers KLA Price Target to $227
  7. Goldman Sachs Reaffirms Neutral on Tesla, $360 Price Target
  8. BofA Securities Raises ASML Price Target to €2,557
  9. Wells Fargo Raises Meta Price Target to $1,000
  10. Wells Fargo Raises Alphabet Price Target to $417
  11. Citi Raises AMD Price Target to $800
  12. Barclays Raises ASML Price Target to €2,450
  13. Goldman Sachs Raises General Motors Price Target to $112
  14. Goldman Sachs Lowers Ford Price Target to $14
  15. Goldman Sachs Raises SpaceX Price Target to $230
  16. UBS Reiterates Neutral on Tesla, $385 Price Target
  17. Truist Keeps Hold on Tesla, $370 Price Target
  18. Stifel Raises ON Semiconductor Price Target to $80
  19. Stifel Raises AMD Price Target to $700
  20. Baird Affirms Outperform on Rivian, $23 Price Target
  21. Baird Reaffirms Outperform on Tesla, $475 Price Target
  22. Cantor Fitzgerald Keeps Overweight on AMD, $700 Price Target
  23. Cantor Fitzgerald Affirms Overweight on NVIDIA, $350 Price Target
  24. Scotiabank Raises Microsoft Price Target to $615
  25. Melius Upgrades Microsoft to Buy, $665 Price Target
  26. HSBC Raises Tesla Price Target to $157
  27. BNP Paribas Downgrades GlobalFoundries to Neutral, $51 Price Target
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