We recently published an article titled Why These 15 Large-Cap Stocks Are Plunging So Far In 2025. In this article, we are going to take a look at where Manhattan Associates, Inc. (NASDAQ:MANH) stands against the other large-cap stocks.
The big and large-cap stocks have spearheaded the rally in the past two years, but Wall Street’s expectations have gotten ahead of many of their fundamentals. The Nasdaq briefly entered correction territory as the stock market cooled over the past week due to tariff fears and a perceived slowdown in the growth of AI, which then spilled into the data center industry.
Wall Street is now reassessing the growth premium they are paying for many of these large-cap stocks. A lot of them have tumbled in the past week and have done so in a much more severe way than the broader market.
That said, large companies have staying power, and many of them could now be undervalued.
For this article, I screened the worst-performing large-cap stocks ($10 billion to $100 billion) year-to-date.
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Number of Hedge Fund Holders In Q4 2024: 34
Manhattan Associates, Inc. (NASDAQ:MANH) makes software for supply chains and retail inventory management.
The stock is down significantly so far in 2025 as it reported Q4 2024 Services revenue of $119.5 million. It grew by only 0.3% year-over-year and fell $2 million short of guidance provided in its previous quarter.
The company attributed this to delays in professional services work and deferred deals. Approximately 10% of customers with ongoing implementations had scaled back planned services work for the upcoming fiscal year.
Moreover, it announced the retirement of its President and CEO, Eddie Capel, in the first half of February.
The company is also facing multiple class action lawsuits.
The consensus price target of $273.33 implies 58.06% upside.
Manhattan Associates, Inc. (NASDAQ:MANH) stock is down 35.95% year-to-date.
