On October 13, Natera fell 3.18% in regular trading, trading at $388.28/share, with Turnover of $148 million.
The decline came despite Morgan Stanley's move to raise its price target on the stock to $435 from $355, maintaining an Overweight rating. The upward revision was primarily attributed to profit-taking pressures following a recent run-up in the share price. The company has made notable progress in the multi-cancer early detection space, with its assay granted FDA Breakthrough Device Designation, while its Signatera test received Japanese approval as a companion diagnostic for bladder cancer.
Within the Biotechnology sector where Natera belongs, the overall sector change is negative. Among individual stocks, Moderna fell 4.53%, AbbVie rose 1.44%, Gilead Sciences fell 0.68%, Amgen rose 0.19%, and First Tracks Biotherapeutics rose 8.45%.
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