Selected Stock Price Target News — August 26, 2026
Three companies drew analyst action on Wednesday morning. Dick’s Sporting Goods ($DKS) took three separate target cuts, and two of them were downgrades. Intuit ($INTU) drew two downgrades of its own, alongside one raised target from a desk that still rates it Underweight. DT Midstream ($DTM) picked up the only upgrade among the three. Both the retailer and the software company had reported on Tuesday.
Dick’s Sporting Goods Reports A $5.59 Billion Quarter And Three Desks Cut To $180 Or Lower
Dick’s Sporting Goods sells athletic gear and apparel. It runs its own stores plus Golf Galaxy and House of Sport. It holds an investment in Foot Locker. Second quarter revenue came in at $5.59 billion. Adjusted earnings, however, were $3.53 a share, against the $3.80 analysts had penciled in. Comparable sales growth was 4.9 percent. The quarter also carried a $31.9 million loss on the Foot Locker stake.
The company then kept its comparable sales outlook for 2026. It lowered its adjusted earnings guidance. In its own release it pointed to challenging conditions in athletic footwear and apparel.
Dick’s Sporting Goods’ Stock Price Target News Today
Robert Drbul of BTIG held his Buy rating on Dick’s Sporting Goods. Still, he took his price target from $300 to $180. He made that call today.
Joseph Civello of Truist Securities downgraded the stock to Hold from Buy, then moved his target from $270 to $135. That is a cut of $135, against $120 from Drbul.
Cristina Fernandez of Telsey Advisory also downgraded, to Market Perform from Outperform. She lowered her target from $255 to $145 the same morning.
All three sit under the $255.97 average across the 16 analysts AnaChart tracks on the name.
What The Three Records Look Like
Drbul has met 47.53 percent of his price targets across 531 targets and ratings on 35 stocks. He needs 298 days on average. His targets have carried an average potential upside of 26.6 percent. Civello, though, has met 63.29 percent across 170 targets and ratings on 10 stocks. He gets there in 69 days. Fernandez sits at 62.64 percent, across 597 targets and ratings on 15 stocks. Hers take 229 days.
Set that against the group. Dick’s Sporting Goods’ covering analysts have met 88.71 percent of their targets. Still, they take 516.16 days.
Others have not moved this week. Christopher Horvers of JPMorgan carries Buy at $245, set on 23 August. He has met 9 of his last 12 targets, in 157 days. Michael Baker of D.A. Davidson holds Buy at $260, at 37 of 51. Ike Boruchow of Wells Fargo sits at Hold and $240, at 11 of 12 in 124 days.
Dick’s Sporting Goods closed the prior session at $124.31. Its ratings split runs 67.39 percent Buy and 32.61 percent Hold. The activity chart holds 874 price targets and 641 ratings.
Intuit Guides First Quarter Adjusted Earnings To $2.44 And Two Desks Downgrade
Intuit sells tax and accounting software. TurboTax, QuickBooks, Credit Karma and Mailchimp are its main products. Fourth quarter revenue reached $4.35 billion. Adjusted earnings were $4.03 a share, while analysts had modelled $3.58.
Then came the guidance. Intuit put first quarter adjusted earnings at $2.44 to $2.48 a share. Analysts, though, had been carrying $4.04. On a reported basis it guided the quarter to $1.71 to $1.75, against $2.27 modelled. For 2027 it set adjusted earnings at $22.88 to $23.12.
Intuit’s Stock Price Target News Today
Tal Liani of BofA Securities downgraded Intuit to Neutral from Buy. He also cut his price target from $400 to $360, in the same note published today.
Arti Vula of JPMorgan downgraded the stock to Neutral from Overweight, with a $331 target. Because AnaChart does not yet carry a track record page for Vula, his numbers sit outside the comparison below.
Billy Fitzsimmons of Piper Sandler kept his Underweight rating and lifted his target from $250 to $290. He has been at Underweight on the name since July.
Intuit’s Analyst Records
Liani has met 84.18 percent of his price targets. That is across 619 targets and ratings on 36 stocks, in an average of 291 days. His average potential upside runs 22.98 percent. Fitzsimmons, meanwhile, has met 75 percent across 26 targets and ratings on 4 stocks. His targets get there in 38 days.
Intuit’s covering analysts as a group have met 84.9 percent of their targets in an average of 199.2 days.
The average target across the 19 analysts AnaChart tracks on Intuit stands at $412.66. The board runs from $275 to $591. Brent Thill of Jefferies carries Buy at $500, set on 23 August, with 38 of 41 targets met. Siti Panigrahi of Mizuho holds Buy at $430, at 41 of 48.
Intuit closed the prior session at $357.46. The split runs 86.96 percent Buy and 13.04 percent Hold. Its activity chart holds 804 price targets and 549 ratings.
DT Midstream Books $305 Million In Revenue And Draws The Only Upgrade Of The Morning
DT Midstream owns natural gas pipelines and gathering systems. The company moves and stores gas for producers and utilities. It does not produce any itself. Second quarter revenue was $305 million. Earnings were $1.09 a share. Those results came out on 30 July.
DT Midstream’s Stock Price Target News Today
Keith Stanley of Wolfe Research upgraded DT Midstream to Outperform from Peer Perform. He set a $145 price target alongside it.
Stanley has met 83.33 percent of his price targets. That is across 78 targets and ratings on 16 stocks. He averages 389 days. His average potential upside runs 30.48 percent.
DT Midstream’s covering analysts, meanwhile, have met 89.61 percent of their targets in an average of 287 days. That is above the 88.71 percent on Dick’s Sporting Goods and the 84.9 percent on Intuit.
Stanley’s new $145 sits under the $148.2 average across the 10 analysts AnaChart tracks. The board runs from $126 to $170. Jeremy Tonet of JPMorgan holds Hold at $154, at 12 of 13 targets in 230 days. Manav Gupta of UBS carries Buy at $170, at 5 of 7. Theresa Chen of Barclays sits at Hold and $143, with all 12 of her targets met.
DT Midstream closed the prior session at $126.74. Its ratings split runs 44 percent Buy, 40 percent Hold and 16 percent Sell. The activity chart holds 174 price targets and 140 ratings.
That closes today’s price target news. The analyst price target dataset holds the underlying record for every name above.
