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Morgan Stanley Maintains Bristol-Myers Squibb Company - Preferred Security (BMYMP) Underweight Recommendation

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Morgan Stanley Maintains Bristol-Myers Squibb Company - Preferred Security (BMYMP) Underweight Recommendation

Morgan Stanley maintained an Underweight on Bristol-Myers Squibb’s preferred security (OTCPK:BMYMP) on Dec. 12, 2025, even as the average one‑year analyst price target stood at $907.12 as of Dec. 6 (range $565.01–$1,206.72), implying 22.58% upside from the $740 close. Data shows projected annual revenue of 49,029MM (up 2.07%) and projected non‑GAAP EPS of 8.29; institutional ownership is modest and stable with 14 funds holding ~1.38M shares (one new holder last quarter) and average portfolio weight rising to 0.15%. The juxtaposition of an MS Underweight and a material consensus upside underscores analyst divergence on valuation and suggests monitoring catalysts that could resolve the gap.

Analysis

Morgan Stanley maintained an Underweight on Bristol‑Myers Squibb preferred security (OTCPK:BMYMP) on December 12, 2025, while the average one‑year analyst price target as of December 6 stood at $907.12 (range $565.01–$1,206.72), implying 22.58% upside from the $740 close. The juxtaposition of an institutional sell/underweight view with a materially positive consensus target highlights clear analyst divergence on valuation and risk. Company projections in the report show annual revenue of $49,029MM (up 2.07%) and projected non‑GAAP EPS of 8.29, while institutional positioning is modest and broadly stable: 14 funds hold ~1.38M shares (one new owner last quarter) and average portfolio weight rose to 0.15% (+16.99%). Largest reported holders include ARBFX (858K) and GAAVX (195K), with no quarter‑over‑quarter share changes for those funds. The wide price target dispersion ($565–$1,206) and mixed sentiment score indicate valuation uncertainty rather than a clear catalyst for re‑rating; the market‑impact score is low (0.18), suggesting limited near‑term trading momentum from institutional flows. Investors should watch earnings/revision activity and any shifts in institutional ownership or analyst positioning to resolve the divergence before materially changing exposure.

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