The last two weeks have been an unexpected rough patch for the markets. Risk assets tied to A.I., tech, crypto and other areas with high valuations have been sold off (and sold hard!). Wall Street might not be panicking like many Main Street investors over the recent market sell-off. Some investors may even feel that this latest sell-off has been long overdue.

Tactical Bulls has tracked 11 key analyst upgrades, initiations or higher price targets that Wall Street analysts are telling their clients to buy into after the recent stock market sell-off. In most cases, these stocks have all suffered big price drops due to valuations or other concerns taking them down from their highs. And actually, not all of these stocks are high-flying tech names.

Investors should always keep in mind that no analyst report should ever be the sole reason to buy or sell. Analysts can get their thesis wrong, and market conditions can change in an instant. No analyst reports, including these identified for November 18 (2025), even come with assurances or with money-back guarantees if the price targets do not come to fruition. Any of these stocks could continue to fall in price.

The analyst ratings and price targets in this report summary are credited to each brokerage firm by name. Tactical Bulls maintains no formal ratings nor any price targets on any of the stocks mentioned.

AeroVironment, Inc. (NASDAQ: AVAV) has been punished hard as a high-valuation modern drone-maker for military. Its stock was last seen at $287, down from a high of over $400. AeroVironment was started as Outperform with a $355 price target at BNP Paribas.

Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOGL) was raised to Buy from and its price target was raised to $320 from $260 (versus $285.02 close) at Loop Capital. Alphabet rose 3% the prior day on news that Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway had taken a stake.

CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: CRWD) was reiterated as Buy and its price target was raised to $600 from $550 (versus $529.78 prior close) at Truist Securities. CrowdStrike’s all-time high was recently put in at $566.90.

Deckers Outdoor Corporation (NYSE: DECK) may have nothing to do with tech and A.I. valuations, but it has been battered nonetheless. Deckers was raised to Buy from Hold with a $117 price target at Stifel. Deckers closed down 2.5% at $80.72 on Monday, and its 52-week range of $78.91 to $223.98 shows just how battered the shoe and apparel maker has been.

Flutter Entertainment plc (NYSE: FLUT), parent of online gambling giant FanDuel, closed down 3.7% at $191.11 on Monday with a 52-week range of $190.56 to $313.68. Wells Fargo chose it over DraftKings, initiating a new Overweight rating and a $272 price target.

Lumentum Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: LITE) managed to rise over 4% to $242.07 on Monday, but this fiber optic supplier has a 52-week range of $45.65 to $273.89. Lumentum was initiated as Outperform with a $290 price target at Mizuho Securities.

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Lyft, Inc. (NASDAQ: LYFT) was reiterated as Buy and its price target was raised to $26 from $24 (versus $21.58 close) at Guggenheim. Lyft’s 52-week range is $9.66 to $25.54.

NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) was reiterated as Buy and its price target was raised to $250 from $212 at Stifel. NVIDIA was down to $186.60 on Monday and was down 1% in early indications on Tuesday as valuations continue to weigh ahead of earnings. It is down from a high of $212.19.

Sportradar Group AG (NASDAQ: SRAD), a sports data services provider for sports betting and media companies, was started as Overweight with a $30 price target at Wells Fargo. Sportradar closed down 2.3% at $21.81 on Monday and has a 52-week range of $16.27 to $32.22.

Wynn Resorts, Limited (NASDAQ: WYNN) was started as Outperform and was assigned a $151 price target at Wells Fargo, one of the few physical casinos to be viewed positively in their reporting. With shares at $118, its 52-week range is $65.25 to $134.23.

Zscaler, Inc. (NASDAQ: ZS) is a top player in zero-trust cybersecurity on all points of clients’ usage with two analysts calls for rekindled upside. Berenberg issued a new Buy rating and $400 price target on Tuesday. Rosenblatt also reiterated its Buy rating and raised its target to $365 from $330. Zscaler closed down 1.5% at $292.92 on Monday and its 52-week range is $164.78 to $336.99.