Robinhood To Rally Around 27%? Here Are 10 Top Analyst Forecasts For Monday

Top analysts change outlook on top names: Truist cut Doximity's price target, Stifel raised Plexus's, Needham raised Cadence's, Mizuho slashed Skyworks'. HC Wainwright raised Adlai's, B of A Securities raised Corning's, Baird raised Autoliv's & Mizuho raised Robinhood's. See all analyst rating changes.

Needham Maintains Buy on Cadence Design Systems, Raises Price Target to $400

Needham analyst Charles Shi maintains Cadence Design Systems (NASDAQ:CDNS) with a Buy and raises the price target from $390 to $400.

Cadence Design Systems Teams With Google To Integrate Gemini AI Into ChipStack Super Agent, Targeting Up To 10× Chip Design Productivity Gains

Integration of Google's Gemini models with Cadence ChipStack AI Super Agent accelerates next-generation, agent-driven design automationCadence, an industry leader in AI-driven computational software for semiconductor and

Cadence Design Systems And NVIDIA Expand Partnership To Boost AI-Driven Engineering, Digital Twins, And Semiconductor Design

Expanded collaboration combines agentic AI, physics-based simulation, and digital twins to accelerate engineering and unlock new levels of productivity across semiconductors, physical AI systems and AI factoriesAt

At CadenceLIVE Silicon Valley 2026, Cadence And NVIDIA Execs Say Co's Working Together On Developing AI For Robotics

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Software Stocks Were Called Dead – They Just Had Their Best Day In A Year

The IGV ETF surged 4.9% Monday — its best session since April 2025. Oracle drove 90 basis points of that move single-handedly, accounting for a fifth of the entire sector's gain.

Trump's Hormuz Blockade Sends Oil Past $100, Oracle Jumps 8%: What's Moving Markets Monday?

est Texas Intermediate crude surged past $103 a barrel and Brent topped $101 after President Trump launched a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz following failed U.S.-Iran peace talks over the weekend. U.S. equities recovered from a sharp morning selloff by midday, led by software stocks as midday reports of potential Iranian nuclear concessions eased tail risks. Goldman Sachs slid 3.9% on a Q1 revenue miss while Oracle and ServiceNow each surged more than 6%.