Why Morgan Stanley’s Stock Will Likely Outperform The Market Post Coronavirus

Why Morgan Stanley’s Stock Will Likely Outperform The Market Post Coronavirus

The sell-off in Morgan Stanley's stock reflects the growing concern among investors, considering the impact that the outbreak and a broader economic slowdown could have on consumer activity.. Morgan Stanley remains one of the best capitalized big banks in the U.S., and its growing focus on wealth management operations over recent years should help it's stock outperform the market in the near future.. The stock is down by about 28% since February 1st, after the WHO declared a global health emergency.. Morgan Stanley stock declined from levels of around $51 in October 2007 (the pre-crisis peak) to levels of approximately $16 in March 2009 (as the markets bottomed out) and recovered to about $25 in early 2010.. Through the crisis, Morgan Stanley's stock declined by as much as 68% from its approximate pre-crisis peak.. While Morgan Stanley stock has declined due to the Coronavirus/Oil Price War crisis, going by trends seen during the 2008 slowdown, it will likely bounce back strongly and potentially outperform as the crisis winds down.. Led by MIT engineers and Wall Street analysts, Trefis (through its dashboards platform dashboards.trefis.com) helps you understand how a company's products, that you touch, read, or hear about everyday, impact its