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Top Wall Street analysts have boosted price targets and outlooks on major AI-related stocks this week, signaling growing confidence in the sector’s growth trajectory.
Wedbush’s Daniel Ives raised Microsoft’s (NASDAQ:MSFT) price target to $600, citing rapid enterprise AI adoption and strong momentum for Copilot and Azure. He predicts over 70% of Microsoft’s enterprise customers will adopt AI features by 2026, with Copilot alone generating up to $25 billion annually.
JPMorgan reaffirmed Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) as a “Best Idea,” highlighting its expanding Prime ecosystem, now delivering $1,430 in annual value per U.S. member. The bank sees room for a price hike by 2026 and predicts global Prime users will hit 350 million next year, with growth driven by logistics, Alexa, and Prime Video engagement.
Benchmark boosted Tesla’s (NASDAQ:TSLA) target to $475 following its robotaxi rollout in Austin. The analyst praised Tesla’s scalable, cost-effective camera-based autonomous driving approach and sees the company evolving into a high-tech robotics firm.
HSBC upgraded Broadcom (NASDAQ:AVGO) to Buy, setting a $400 target on rising demand for custom ASIC chips. Analysts expect ASIC revenues to exceed consensus by over 40% in 2026, with hyperscaler demand and ASP growth driving valuation.
Melius Research lifted AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) to Buy, hiking its target to $175. AMD’s growing traction in the AI GPU space, strong partnerships with Amazon, OpenAI, and Saudi Arabia’s HUMAIN, and new server chips like “Venice” and “Helios” are seen as long-term growth catalysts. EPS estimates were raised, with analysts predicting potential multi-billion-dollar gains from GPU sales if AMD reaches 5% share in the accelerator market.
These upgrades reflect intensifying competition and massive upside potential in AI-driven cloud, chip, and autonomous sectors.
