Judo Capital Holdings Ltd (ASX: JDO) shares are higher on Monday, but the bounce follows a brutal month for shareholders.
At the time of writing, the Judo share price is up 2.27% to 90 cents.
Despite the small lift today, the ASX bank stock is still down roughly 37% over the past month and almost 50% in 2026.
That follows a massive 40% plunge on 25 June after Judo updated the market on its asset quality and trading performance.
So, why is the stock getting attention again today?
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Morgan Stanley wants more answers
According to The Australian, Morgan Stanley analysts have cut their target price on Judo by around 32% to $1.25.
The broker said Judo’s June update hurt confidence in its near-term earnings…
