Jefferies raised its price target on Ferrari (NYSE:RACE) to €400 from a previous level, maintaining a 'Buy' rating, after the luxury automaker’s second quarter results highlighted stronger-than-expected pricing power and demand for personalization options. Ferrari (NYSE:RACE) shares were...
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Lewis Hamilton secured his first Formula 1 victory for Ferrari, supported by new race engineer Carlo Santi. The win coincides with major technical upgrades, including revised aerodynamics and updated wheel rim designs. Further engine developments are planned, underscoring Ferrari's renewed Formula 1 title push. Ferrari, listed as NYSE:RACE, is entering this new chapter in Formula 1 with investors watching closely. The stock last closed at $362.13, with a return of 2.0% over the past week...
Yahoo Finance's Senior Autos Reporter Pras Subramanian joins Market Domination Overtime to discuss Morgan Stanley's (MS) upgrade of Ferrari (RACE) following the lukewarm reception of the Luce.
Morgan Stanley upgraded Ferrari (NYSE:RACE) to Overweight from Equal Weight on Monday, arguing that the luxury carmaker’s recent share price weakness has become disconnected from the underlying fundamentals of the business. The investment bank also increased its price target to €380 from €330, suggesting potential upside of around 24% from Friday’s closing level.
Ferrari (NYSE:RACE) brought a major Formula 1 upgrade package with 11 changes to the SF-26 to the Miami Grand Prix. The updates did not deliver the expected performance, with the team facing tyre degradation and limited on-track gains. Drivers, including Charles Leclerc, and former engineer Rob Smedley have raised concerns about the car's development path. Comments from Lewis Hamilton and others point to questions around Ferrari's broader F1 development strategy. For investors, the F1...