B of A Securities initiated the latest wave of revisions on May 29, 2026, lifting its target for COST to $1,200 from $1,185. As of June 1, 2026, the data indicates a busy period for analyst activity across the consumer-staples and utilities sectors.
Revisions this week
Upward movements included COST (B of A $1,185→$1,200; Truist $977→$1,011), AMZN (Truist $310→$320), and GOOGL (Truist $415→$430). Jefferies raised D to $76 from $65, while B. Riley boosted CRM to $240 from $205. In materials, CTVA saw a move to $95 from $84 (Morgan Stanley), and ECL rose to $325 from $293 (UBS).
Conversely, Truist issued downward adjustments for several utilities: SO ($103→$100), EXC ($50→$49), ETR ($130→$127), and D ($67→$66). Oppenheimer lowered DG to $150 from $170. CRM faced multiple downward revisions, including Citigroup ($188→$187), Canaccord Genuity ($250→$225), and Bernstein ($194→$173).
| Ticker | Firm | Dir | Prior→Cur |
|---|---|---|---|
| COST | B of A | Up | 1185→1200 |
| D | Jefferies | Up | 65→76 |
| CRM | B. Riley | Up | 205→240 |
| DG | Oppenheimer | Down | 170→150 |
What to notice
The recent price target moves highlight a stark divergence for CRM, which received both a notable upgrade from B. Riley and three