• Morgan Stanley sets a price target of $425 for Ferrari, indicating an 8.08% potential increase.
• Dnca Finance reduces its stake by 1.3%, selling 1,672 shares.
• Investor sentiment varies as Jump Financial LLC and Capula Management Ltd take new positions, while Cresset Asset Management LLC increases its holdings by 2.0%.

Ferrari N.V. (NYSE:RACE) is a luxury sports car manufacturer known for its high-performance vehicles and iconic brand. The company competes with other luxury automakers like Lamborghini and Porsche. On December 7, 2025, Morgan Stanley set a price target of $425 for Ferrari, suggesting an 8.08% increase from its current trading price of $393.21.

Despite the optimistic outlook from Morgan Stanley, some investors are adjusting their positions in Ferrari. Dnca Finance reduced its stake by 1.3% in the second quarter, selling 1,672 shares. This leaves them with 130,435 shares, valued at approximately $63.7 million, making Ferrari their sixth largest holding at 4.9% of their total portfolio.

Other institutional investors are also making moves. Jump Financial LLC acquired a new stake in Ferrari valued at around $19.6 million, while Capula Management Ltd took a new position worth approximately $397,000. Meanwhile, Cresset Asset Management LLC increased its holdings by 2.0% during the same period, indicating varied investor sentiment.

The stock for RACE is currently priced at $393.21, experiencing a slight decrease of 0.51% today, with a change of $0.02. The day's trading has seen a low of $392.17 and a high of $399.05. Over the past year, the stock has reached a high of $519.10 and a low of $372.31, reflecting its volatility.

Ferrari's market capitalization stands at approximately $70.21 billion, with a trading volume of 469,056 shares on the NYSE. These figures highlight the company's significant presence in the luxury automotive market, despite recent fluctuations in stock price and investor activity.