On July 22, HubSpot fell 5.6% in regular trading, trading at $206.06/share, with turnover of $26.55 million. The decline reflects the continued fallout from Wells Fargo's downgrade of the stock from Overweight to Equalweight, with the price target slashed from $300 to $225.
Wells Fargo is the latest major investment bank to downgrade HubSpot, following similar moves by Bank of America, Macquarie, and BNP Paribas earlier. BofA cut its rating to Underperform with a $180 target in May, while Macquarie and BNP Paribas both moved to neutral with targets of $190 and $210, respectively. The wave of downgrades traces back to HubSpot's strategic pivot toward an agent-first AI go-to-market model, combined with Q2 revenue guidance that fell below expectations, which triggered a 24% single-day plunge in early May.
The consensus analyst price target has now declined to $268.53, as execution risks surrounding the AI transition continue to compress valuation recovery potential.
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