Just caught an update on HUN - analysts bumped their average price target up to $13.02, which is a pretty solid 18.78% jump from where they had it back in early February. The target range is all over the place though, from $9.09 to $17.85, so there's clearly some disagreement in the room. Current price is sitting around $12.49, so we're already pretty close to where analysts think it should go.

What's interesting is the fund positioning. There are 562 institutions holding HUN positions, though that number actually dropped by about 110 owners last quarter - a 16% decline. The put/call ratio is sitting at 1.74, which leans bearish, but total institutional ownership still represents a meaningful chunk of shares. Average fund weight is tiny at 0.08%, but it jumped 30% quarter over quarter, which is worth noting.

Looking at the big money moves: Aqr Capital trimmed their HUN stake by nearly 80% last quarter, dropping from 12M to 11.4M shares. That's a red flag worth watching. On the flip side, Charles Schwab actually increased their position by almost 14%, and Invesco added about 19% more to their HUN allocation. Pzena also went in the other direction, boosting their stake. Vanguard's index fund holds over 5M shares but actually reduced its allocation by 40% despite holding the position. Mixed signals overall, but the selling pressure from some of the bigger names is something to keep an eye on.