3 Stocks Seeing Midweek Analyst Attention

A resurgence in crude prices and Treasury yields are driving stocks lower today, with all eyes on the release of the Federal Reserve's September meeting minutes at 2pm ET. Below, we’ll take a closer look at three stocks making outsized moves on Wall Street today.

Analyst: Micron Could See 200% Upside

• Shares of Micron Technology Inc (NASDAQ:MU) are climbing 2.5% at $1,071.06 after the chipmaker landed a price-target hike at D.A. Davidson to $3,000 from $2,100. This implies a roughly 200% upside, with the firm saying the broader market has vastly undervalued the multi-year growth opportunity.
• MU has been consolidating around the $1,000 area since pulling back from its June 25 record high, up 274% for 2026. Adding support has been the ascending 80-day moving average.

Is It Time to Ditch QXO Stock?

• QXO Inc (NYSE:QXO) is plummeting 9% this afternoon, after suffering a price-target cut at RBC. The firm slashed its price from $27 to $18, citing an overrun stockpile and low distribution.
•  QXO has been a chronic underperformer since hitting its February highs, now off 43% for 2026, earlier touching a fresh record low of $10.77.

Amazon Stock Climbs After Bull Note

• Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) is trading 1.2% higher at $259.29 today, as investors back the tech behemoth in the AI networking race. New coverage from Yorkville Ives is also boosting sentiment, with an "outperform" rating and price target of $300.
• AMZN has been recovering from a pullback from its early August record highs, sporting a 16% year-over-year lead. The $260 level has moved in as a ceiling of resistance, however, thwarting several breakout attempts since early September.