Tamari Shahar sold $988K of GLBE

Morgan Stanley upgraded Global-E Online (GLBE) to Overweight on Oct. 19, citing undervalued sales trends. The bank anticipates robust sales growth and believes the market underestimates the company's recent same-store sales gains and their potential duration.

Global-E Online Ltd (GLBE) shares rose 2.1% after Morgan Stanley upgraded it to Overweight, citing durable same-store sales growth and raising its price target to $50. The brokerage expects sustained GMV expansion above 30% and increased financial estimates, noting the stock's valuation appeal at 18 times projected 2028 earnings.

Morgan Stanley upgraded Global-E Online (GLBE) to Overweight, citing mid-teens same-store-sales growth and a $50 price target. Shares rose 3.0% to $40.00. GF Value™ indicates undervaluation at $38.82, 36% below $60.63 estimate. Insiders sold $49.5M in shares over 12 months.

Morgan Stanley upgraded Global-E Online (GLBE) to Overweight, raising its price target to $50. The firm cited mid-teens same-store-sales growth and improved net dollar retention estimates. GLBE reported Q2 GMV of $2.09B, revenue of $299M, and adjusted EBITDA of $62.4M, all exceeding estimates. Multiple analysts have raised price targets and reiterated positive ratings.

Global-E Online reported full profitability, citing higher sales and partnerships with brands like LVMH, Disney, and Shopify. The company projects $2.4B revenue and $416.6M earnings by 2029, with a $500M share buyback program. Analysts highlight risks like customer concentration and regulatory pressures.

Truist Securities raised its price target for Global-E Online (GLBE) to $47 from $41, citing strong first-half performance and better-than-expected volume growth. The stock trades at $39.86 with a P/E ratio of 46.3 and a PEG ratio of 0.07. GLBE reported Q2 2026 GMV of $2.09 billion, up 44% YoY, and revenue of $299 million, 6% above estimates. The company also raised its full-year guidance for GMV, revenue, and adjusted EBITDA.