NYSE:RACE
Ferrari N.V. (RACE)
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Aug 14, 2026, 12:00 amThis summary was created by AI, based on 2 opinions in the last 12 months.
Ferrari N.V. has recently received mixed reviews from analysts that highlight both strengths and concerns regarding its business model. The company's high-end branding remains a powerful asset, particularly as wealthy consumers are resilient during economic downturns, but there are risks associated with one of its brands that may affect overall performance. While the stock has shown significant volatility, its luxury positioning suggests that it could remain appealing despite market fluctuations. Analysts are optimistic about its growth potential, especially in software pricing, and have set a price target of $420. However, some experts caution against including it in more conservative portfolios, suggesting exposure to more stable consumer staples instead, due to potential risks in the broader market. This mix of insights indicates that while Ferrari has considerable strengths, investors should remain cautious regarding short-term outlooks and market conditions.
He has owned this for 3 or 4 years. The economy doesn't affect the super rich and there is a wait list for their cars. It is a high margin business and should double earnings in the next ten years.
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Barry Schwartz
Barry SchwartzBarry SchwartzBarry SchwartzHe was late to this. They sell 9,000 cars a year and are expected to rise to 15,000. They're also developing e-cars and hybrids. They can increase prices and margins each year, and add anccillary services, like theme parks. An expensive PE but they should double earnings. Little debt, lots ot cash flow. He'd pay a higher valuation in a stock if he sees growth, like Ferrari. (Analysts' price target $130.41)
Barry Schwartz
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Nothing wrong with the business. Number of cars sold and pricing increases each year. Launching an SUV and EVs. Stock's not cheap and it never will be. Quality persists. Adding for new clients.