Cantor Upgrade Triggers WDC Upside as AI Demand Supports Long-Term Growth
Jun 30, 2026, 10:11 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Analyst upgrades with higher price targets often trigger short-term price bursts, especially when tied to AI demand and a durable semiconductor cycle. Historical examples show similar lifts following upgrades tied to secular AI demand, though sustained upside depends on actual earnings delivery and demand durability.
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Cantor Fitzgerald lifted its WDC price target to $900 from $660, citing persistent AI infrastructure spending and a durable semiconductor cycle. The upgrade reinforces the stock's bullish trend ahead of July 29 earnings, with other banks already raising forecasts. If AI capex remains intact, WDC could see additional upside driven by improving revenue ramps and favorable supply-demand dynamics.
Cantor Fitzgerald raises WDC target to $900 from $660 on AI infrastructure demand.
WDC stock rose following the upgrade; AI-driven semiconductor cycle cited as a tailwind.
Cantor expects ~$3T global semiconductor revenue by 2029, potentially $3.5T by 2030.
Earnings due around July 29; consensus $3.27 per share on $3.70B revenue.
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