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Morgan Stanley price targets

132 Morgan Stanley price targets verified by Dalsna Finance as of Nov 14, 2026: none have settled yet; the first comes due on Mar 23, 2027.

Every Morgan Stanley price target this site has verified from published news, tracked to the date it was set for and judged on the close that day — the same test a member's call gets, from the same code. “At” is the closing price nearest the day the target was reported, the price we score it from; it is not an earlier target.

Hit rate—0/0 settled
Ever reached—before the date
Open132not yet due

Not yet ranked: a record needs 10 settled targets before it is compared with other firms. On fewer than that, a hit rate is an anecdote, not a measurement.

The record so far

Morgan Stanley has 132 open price targets tracked here: 109 bullish and 23 bearish, across 119 companies. The largest groups are Information Technology (45) and Consumer Discretionary (22).

The median target sits 15% above the share price on the day it was published.

Targets have been tracked since Mar 23, 2026. The first open target comes due on Mar 23, 2027 and the last on Nov 12, 2027.

A target is scored only on the date it was set for, so Morgan Stanley's hit rate first appears after Mar 23, 2027. The firm is ranked against others once 10 targets have settled.

Companies Morgan Stanley covers

119 subjects with a tracked Morgan Stanley price target, open or settled. The full calls are listed below.

Open targets

Settled

None have reached their date yet.

How these targets are scored

Hit rate is the share of settled targets whose close on the judgment date met the target. Ever reached is the share that touched the target at any point beforehand, even if they gave it back — a fairer question to a firm whose timing was off rather than its direction, which is why it is shown and why it is not what the ranking uses: the target had a date on it. Open targets are not scored at all and count toward nothing here.

A record needs 10 settled targets to be ranked. 10 is not a statistically comfortable sample and is not pretending to be — the interval around a rate measured on ten trials is wide, which is why every figure here is shown with the count it came from. Read the ordering as a record, not a verdict on which firm is better.

Targets are extracted from publicly reported news and each one links to its source. They are reported as facts about what was published, are not recommendations from Dalsna Finance, and no firm listed is affiliated with this site. Where a target turns out to have been misreported by us, the entry is retracted and stops counting, but it is not deleted.

Full methodology: how targets are collected, scored, ranked and corrected, what each field means, and how to cite the data.

Targets are extracted from publicly reported news and checked by a separate verifier against the source, and against other reporting where it exists. Any call the checks flag is reviewed by a person; the rest are approved automatically, on criteria set by hand-reviewing the first 151. Each links to the article it came from. Where a note gave no horizon the target is tracked as 12 months, the industry convention. These are facts about what Morgan Stanley published — not recommendations from Dalsna Finance — and Morgan Stanley is not affiliated with this site.

Data: Dalsna Finance, licensed CC BY 4.0 — credit dalsnafin.com. The licence covers the targets, dates and verdicts we compile and the rates we derive from them. The linked source articles belong to their publishers, and the market prices we settle against come from third-party data providers; neither is covered.

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