The firm's new price target implies the stock could rally 14%.
Morgan Stanley has replaced Tesla as its firm-wide top pick with Ferrari . Analyst Adam Jonas increased Ferrari's price target by $30 to $310, implying the stock could rally 14.2% over the next year. Jonas said his optimism around Ferrari stems mainly from its defensiveness. "We believe RACE is the best positioned company in our coverage in a highly uncertain macroeconomic and geopolitical tape," he said in a note to clients Monday.
mountain Ferrari and Tesla — CNBC's Michael Bloom contributed to this report.
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