Morgan Stanley (MS) ended the recent trading session at $127.51, demonstrating a -1.32% swing from the preceding day's closing price. The stock fell short of the S&P 500, which registered a loss of 0.

Morgan Stanley closed 9.03% short of its 52-week high of $142.03, which the company reached on February 7th.

Analysts are confident about the athleisure company's upcoming results, but less sure about its long-term prospects.

Morgan Stanley’s stock fell 1% Friday in morning trading, after the bank’s first-quarter earnings topped consensus estimates thanks to a record performance in stock trading that some analysts ...

We initiate MS with a Buy rating and $162 PT, as market underestimates durability and scale of earnings rebound underway.

Morgan Stanley's earnings surpassed ... Here, the segment's main catalysts were strong performance in fixed-income underwriting (120% YoY) and equity trading (51% YoY), partially countered by ...

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Shares in Morgan Stanley soared over 7% in early ... at its wealth management division and a boost from its trading business. The bank's performance in those sectors helped offset sluggish ...

Pick was optimistic about Morgan Stanley's equity trading business ... results in institutional securities offset by a mixed performance in wealth, UBS analyst Brennan Hawken wrote.