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Spotify Investor Day eases margin concerns, Jefferies raises price target
Proactive74d agoneutral
Spotify Investor Day eases margin concerns, Jefferies raises price target

Spotify Technology SA (NYSE:SPOT) remains a top pick for Jefferies following the company’s 2026 Investor Day, which the firm characterized as more “product-focused” than expected and which prompted a price target increase to $600 from $540. Shares of Spotify traded up almost 8% at about $528...

Morgan Stanley resets Spotify stock price target
TheStreet75d agoneutral
Morgan Stanley resets Spotify stock price target

Morgan Stanley is staying bullish on Spotify (SPOT), reiterating an overweight rating and a $590 price target, implying more than 30% upside from current levels. The firm's note, titled "Investor Day Preview: Don't Stop Believing," argues that Spotify has earned significantly more credibility with ...

Wall Street Slashes Spotify Price Targets After Q1 Miss: Is the Subscriber Story Cracking?
24/7 Wall St.98d agobearish
Wall Street Slashes Spotify Price Targets After Q1 Miss: Is the Subscriber Story Cracking?

Spotify (NYSE:SPOT) faces sharply divided Wall Street sentiment after its Q1 2026 earnings, with four firms cutting price targets while Rosenblatt issued a contrarian upgrade. Spotify stock closed at $434.20 on April 28, capping a 17% one-week decline. The reaction is striking given headline numbers beat expectations. Spotify’s EPS of $3.45 topped the $2.95 consensus, ... Wall Street Slashes Spotify Price Targets After Q1 Miss: Is the Subscriber Story Cracking?