Shares of Global-E Online Ltd. (GLBE) tumbled 5.02% during intraday trading, as several Wall Street analysts adjusted their price targets for the e-commerce solutions provider. The stock's decline comes amid a series of downward revisions in analyst expectations, suggesting a potentially less optimistic outlook for the company's near-term performance.
Among the notable changes, Wells Fargo lowered its price target for Global-E Online from $45 to $40, while maintaining an Overweight rating. Benchmark also reduced its target from $55 to $52, keeping a Buy rating on the stock. Raymond James followed suit, cutting its price target to $55 from $60. These downward revisions appear to have sparked investor concern, leading to the significant sell-off in GLBE shares.
Despite the lowered price targets, it's worth noting that analysts generally maintained positive ratings on the stock. Needham reiterated its price target of $40 per share, while JMP Securities kept its target at $64. However, the absence of any significant positive news or developments for Global-E Online, coupled with the wave of target price reductions, seems to have overshadowed the maintained bullish stances, resulting in today's sharp decline.
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