Although Carvana raised its guidance for the third quarter, Morgan Stanley still sees a shaky path forward for the used-car retailer. Analyst Adam Jonas maintained his underweight rating on the stock and raised his price target by $2 to $37, which still suggests that shares stand to lose 6.2% from where they closed Thursday. “Significant challenges remain with respect to the used car consumer and the viability of CVNA’s long term business model,” Jonas wrote in the note. “Even…
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