AIR
The Street still likes the plane
AAR Corp. is getting a polite but firm thumbs-up from analysts, who now have the stock sitting at a consensus “Moderate Buy”. Translation: nobody’s screaming “moon mission,” but the Street is basically saying, “yeah, we still think this thing has legs.”
Targets keep inching higher
The analyst camp has also been moving the goalposts upward. Truist boosted its target to $128, RBC lifted theirs to $125, and Jefferies is out here tossing around $150 like it’s no big deal. Put all that together and you get an average 12-month target of $131.20.
But there’s a little insider side-eye
Not everything in the story is a clean victory lap. MarketBeat notes insiders sold 106,925 shares over the last 90 days, worth about $11.8 million, including sales by the CEO and CFO. That doesn’t automatically mean trouble — execs sell stock for all kinds of boring reasons — but it’s the kind of detail investors usually want to glance at twice.
Big picture
The headline here isn’t a blockbuster upgrade; it’s more like the market quietly moving AAR into the “still worth watching” bin. If you own the stock, the takeaway is that Wall Street’s expectations are creeping up — and now the company has to keep flying high enough to justify them.