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Morgan Stanley MA price target and rating history

Mastercard Incorporated (MA) · Consumer Discretionary

Morgan Stanley rates Mastercard Incorporated (MA) Overweight with a $449 price target, as of its latest action on Jan 28, 2022. It has published 3 rating actions on MA since July 2021, including 0 upgrades and 0 downgrades. Across 10 firms with a MA price target in the last 12 months, the median target is $632.

Current rating
Overweight
Price target
$449
Median target, all firms
$632
Actions on MA
3

Morgan Stanley price target on MA

$451$450$44820222023202420252026
Morgan Stanley price target on MA, each point a stated target, July 2021 to January 2022.

Every Morgan Stanley rating on MA

How other firms rate MA

Each firm's latest rating and stated target in the last 12 months.

FirmRatingPrice targetDate
BarclaysOverweight$640Jul 8, 2026
Piper SandlerOverweight$597Jun 30, 2026
BMO Capital MarketsOutperform$605Apr 22, 2026
Loop CapitalBuy$631Mar 31, 2026
BNP Paribas ExaneOutperform$600Mar 19, 2026
BofA SecuritiesBuy$700Mar 5, 2026
DaiwaOutperform$610Feb 3, 2026
Cantor FitzgeraldOverweight$650Jan 27, 2026
Compass PointBuy$735Jan 13, 2026
HSBCBuy$633Dec 8, 2025

Questions about Morgan Stanley and MA

What is Morgan Stanley's price target for MA?
Morgan Stanley's latest stated price target for Mastercard Incorporated (MA) is $449, from its action on Jan 28, 2022.
What is Morgan Stanley's rating on MA?
Morgan Stanley rates MA Overweight, a bullish rating, as of Jan 28, 2022.
When did Morgan Stanley last change its view on MA?
On Jan 28, 2022, Morgan Stanley raises its price target to $449 from $448, keeps Overweight.
How does Morgan Stanley's MA target compare with other analysts?
Across 10 firms with a MA price target in the last 12 months, the median target is $632.

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From rating actions in the Quantisnow feed. A target holds until the firm states a new one; a reiteration with no target keeps the last one. Not investment advice.