Arm Shares Fall After Morgan Stanley Downgrade and Cautious View on Chip Plans
Arm Holdings shares fell 5.4% on Tuesday after Morgan Stanley downgraded the stock to Equalweight from Overweight. The move came after a sharp rally last month, when investors had grown more upbeat about Arm’s plans in chip manufacturing and its expansion into AGI CPUs.
Morgan Stanley also raised its price target on Arm to $150 from $135, but said the stock now looks more balanced in terms of risk and reward. The firm pointed to factors that could limit further gains, including ongoing litigation with Qualcomm and a tougher competitive backdrop.
Arm fell after Morgan Stanley downgraded the stock to Equalweight from Overweight, which signaled a more cautious view.
No. Morgan Stanley raised its price target to $150 from $135, even though it downgraded the stock.
It cited ongoing Qualcomm litigation and a more competitive market as possible challenges for Arm.
Investors have been interested in Arm’s plans to expand into chip manufacturing and AGI CPUs.
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