On July 21, JFrog declined 5.2% in regular trading, trading at $84.73/share, with turnover of $37.66 million. The decline was triggered by Morgan Stanley downgrading JFrog from Overweight to Equal Weight, despite raising its price target from $80 to $95.

Morgan Stanley had previously listed JFrog as a top pick following earnings season. The downgrade signals that, after significant share price appreciation, the firm believes current valuations largely reflect optimistic expectations with limited further upside. According to FactSet data, the analyst consensus median price target for JFrog stands at $89.10, and the stock had been trading near that level prior to the decline.

Notably, earlier in the session multiple Wall Street firms including Truist Securities, UBS, and BofA Securities had raised their target prices on JFrog, citing accelerating cloud business growth and incremental demand from AI coding agents. However, Morgan Stanley's rating downgrade appeared to weigh more heavily on sentiment during the latter part of the trading session.

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