DLR
Another day, another target hike
Digital Realty Trust just got a new thumbs-up from BMO Capital, which raised its price target to $220. The note reads like a classic Wall Street remix: same song, slightly louder volume.
Why you should care
Digital Realty sits right in the middle of the AI infrastructure gold rush. When analysts keep nudging their targets higher, it usually means they still think demand for data-center space, power, and interconnection can keep humming.
The fine print
This isn’t a buyout, a dividend surprise, or some dramatic new deal. It’s an analyst call — useful, sure, but not the kind of thing that rewrites the company’s story overnight.
Still, for a stock like DLR, repeated target increases can help keep sentiment warm. And in a market where data-center names are being treated a little like premium real estate for robots, warm sentiment matters.
Big picture: Digital Realty keeps showing up on the same investor shopping list: AI, cloud, and infrastructure. BMO’s move says the crowd still thinks there’s runway left.