BILL Holdings Inc (BILL) saw its stock plummet 5.09% in intraday trading on Friday, as investors reacted to a series of analyst target price adjustments. The fintech company, which provides cloud-based software for back-office financial operations, faced a day of volatile trading amid mixed signals from Wall Street.

Several analysts revised their price targets for BILL, reflecting a range of opinions on the company's future prospects. UBS raised its target price to $65 from $60, while Oppenheimer and BMO Capital Markets also increased their targets to $55 and $52, respectively. However, Wells Fargo took a more cautious stance, cutting its target price to $40 from $43. Morgan Stanley also lowered its price target to $60 from $65, although it maintained an overweight rating on the stock.

The divergent views from analysts appear to have created uncertainty among investors, leading to the significant sell-off. The stark contrast between the most optimistic and pessimistic price targets suggests a lack of consensus on BILL's valuation and growth potential. As the company navigates a challenging economic environment for tech stocks, investors seem to be reassessing their positions in light of these mixed signals from Wall Street analysts.