CoreWeave Stock got crushed last week. Goldman Sachs just upgraded it to a Buy.
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Jon ErlichmanIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 19 Oct 2026, 22:05 UTC
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- 19 Oct 2026, 22:56 UTC
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Wall Street is attempting a recovery after experiencing its worst week since June, with chip stocks leading the rally. NVIDIA (NVDA) is seen as a key driver, with a target price of $230 and a failure bound at $210. CoreWeave (CW), despite a significant loss last week due to concerns over its debt load, is being upgraded by Goldman Sachs to a 'Buy' with a target of $45 and a failure bound of $35. Other tech stocks like Dell (DELL), Oracle (ORCL), and HPE (HPE) are also showing signs of recovery, with targets of $55 and $17 respectively, and failure bounds at $48 and $14. The broader market sentiment is influenced by the growing capabilities and cost-effectiveness of AI models, which could lead companies to reduce spending on expensive data center hardware. Meta (META) and Tesla (TSLA) are also being watched, with upcoming earnings reports expected to influence investor sentiment on their respective AI spending, with targets of $320 and $270, and failure bounds at $290 and $240.
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