Over the past seven days, 16 distinct tickers saw firm-level target price adjustments. As of June 7, 2026, the activity reflects a heavy concentration of downward revisions in the Consumer Staples sector, specifically targeting Dollar General (DG).
Target changes
Upward revisions included NVDA, initiated by China Renaissance at $319. Other notable bumps include TSLA (JP Morgan, $145 to $475), DIS (Rosenblatt, $121 to $126), HON (RBC Capital, $268 to $275), ROKU (Morgan Stanley, $150 to $170), UNH (Morgan Stanley, $395 to $453), DE (JP Morgan, $560 to $590), and RTX (Jefferies, $210 to $220).
Conversely, DG faced significant pressure with five downgrades from Barclays, Telsey, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, and Piper Sandler, dragging its target as low as $116. Healthcare also saw cooling, with DHR (HSBC, $270 to $230) and TMO (HSBC, $670 to $540) lowered. Materials firm SHW also saw a cut from BMO Capital ($420 to $355).
How this differs from consensus
While most firms aligned with recent sector trends, JP Morgan’s adjustment for TSLA to $475 stands out as a significant outlier compared to the broader analyst consensus. View all recent moves to track how these shifts impact sector-wide averages.