Comerica Price Target Raised to $76 by Morgan Stanley

Morgan Stanley raised Comerica's price target from $61 to $76, a 24.59% increase, and maintained an "Underweight" rating. The average target price for Comerica is $68.63, with a high estimate of $75 and a low estimate of $56. The average brokerage recommendation is 3.1, indicating a "Hold" status. GuruFocus estimates a GF Value of $57.54, suggesting a 15.95% downside from the current price.

Investors in Comerica Incorporated (CMA) need to closely monitor the stock due to recent movements in the options market. The October 17, 2025 $35 Put option has exhibited high levels of implied volatility, indicating significant market expectations for future price movements Do Options Traders Know Something About Comerica Stock We Don't?^[1]. This volatility suggests that investors are anticipating substantial moves in the stock, either upwards or downwards, potentially driven by upcoming events.

Analysts have also provided insights into Comerica's fundamentals. Currently, the stock is ranked as a "Hold" by Zacks Investment Research, with four analysts increasing their earnings estimates for the current quarter, resulting in a consensus estimate of $1.27 per share Do Options Traders Know Something About Comerica Stock We Don't?^[1]. Morgan Stanley recently raised Comerica's price target from $61 to $76, a 24.59% increase, while maintaining an "Underweight" rating. The average target price across brokerages is $68.63, with a high estimate of $75 and a low estimate of $56, indicating a "Hold" status Shoals Technologies Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:SHLS) Receives Average Recommendation of ^[2].

GuruFocus estimates a GF Value of $57.54 for Comerica, suggesting a potential 15.95% downside from the current price. This valuation metric takes into account factors such as earnings quality, return on assets, and return on equity. Despite the high implied volatility and recent analyst upgrades, the "Underweight" rating from Morgan Stanley suggests caution among some investors.

Options traders are likely to be selling premiums on Comerica options due to the high implied volatility, as this strategy can capture decay and reduce risk at expiration. However, investors should be mindful of the potential for significant price movements in the stock.