Analysts cut share-price targets at fastest pace in two years It’s latest evidence of souring sentiment on the equity market To see how much pressure the five-month equity selloff is putting on Wall Street, consider the plight of analysts, whose overwhelmingly bullish forecasts are being furiously rolled back. Researchers who focus on single stocks — the buy/hold/sell crowd that weighs in when results are disclosed and almost always predicts shares will go up — are slashing price targets for S&P 500 firms at the fastest pace since the pandemic crash in 2020. Altogether, their projected price level for the index fell 11 weeks in a row, the longest stretch of declines in a decade, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Those declines paused Tuesday after beaten-down tech stocks bounced back. After falling three straight days, the S&P 500 climbed 0.3% to just above 4,000. While none of these chronically rosy […]