Wall Street is Pounding the Table Over Delta Airlines, Salesforce, and Toast

Airline Industry - Airline stocks are experiencing a resurgence due to healthy revenues and increased demand for premium travel, with Delta Airlines (NYSE: DAL) rising from $65 to $67.49 following a Citi upgrade to a buy rating with a $77 price target [1] - American Airlines (NASDAQ: AAL) received a buy rating from Citi with a $19 price target, while United Airlines (NASDAQ: UAL) was also upgraded with a $132 price target [1] Technology Sector - Goldman Sachs reiterated its buy rating on Salesforce (NYSE: CRM) after the company reported earnings, setting a price target of $385, with EPS of $3.25 beating estimates by 39 cents and revenue of $10.26 billion reflecting an 8.7% year-over-year increase [2] - Analysts from Wedbush, Evercore, Morgan Stanley, and Wells Fargo have also provided positive ratings on Salesforce, with price targets ranging from $265 to $405 [3] Restaurant Technology - JPMorgan has given Toast (NYSE: TOST) an overweight rating with a price target of $43, highlighting its potential as a disruptive player in the restaurant industry, which is in need of IT modernization [4] - Toast is noted as one of the fastest growers in its competitive group from FY24-28E, with improving profitability justifying a high valuation and supporting the overweight rating [5]