Group 1 - Carvana's stock price has been stagnant for the past six weeks, lacking catalysts to break through the $400 mark, but its fundamentals remain strong with robust market share growth [1][2] - Recent pressures on Carvana's stock include partnerships like Amazon and Hertz, widespread use of AI models, an ongoing SEC investigation, and the bankruptcy of Tricolor [1] - Macro factors such as labor market changes and consumer confidence have had a slight negative impact on Carvana's fundamentals [1] Group 2 - Morgan Stanley analyst Rajat Gupta has raised Carvana's EBITDA expectations for Q3 from $635 million to $645 million, Q4 from $520 million to $535 million, and FY2026 from $2.975 billion to $3.05 billion [1] - Gupta has slightly increased Carvana's target stock price to $425, which is 12% higher than the closing price on Wednesday [1] - Gupta's report highlights that Carvana's significant business restructuring in 2023 has transformed it into a more profitable and agile company, with continued market share gains and superior unit economics compared to peers [2]