苏36
08-24 22:30
Yes—but I think the more interesting question is why Wall Street is upgrading them.

The latest analyst moves suggest investors are no longer simply chasing “AI winners.” They are looking for companies positioned to monetize the next stage of the cycle.

Apple is the clearest example. Redburn upgraded AAPL to Buy and lifted its target from $260 to $400, betting on a stronger product cycle and AI-driven opportunities.

Meanwhile, BMO’s bullish coverage of NVDA, AMD, AVGO, MRVL and MU shows that AI spending is still spreading across the entire infrastructure stack—not just GPUs.

For me, that is the key takeaway: the market is moving from “Who builds AI?” to “Who captures the profits?”

Personally, I pay more attention to repeated upgrades, earnings growth and cash flow than any single price target. A rating upgrade can create momentum, but sustained earnings are what ultimately validate the story.

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