Ferrari: flop on the track, top on the stock market. While on the one hand the Prancing Horse lost the Formula 1 Drivers' World Championship, with yet another disappointment for Sebastian Vettel, on the other it confirms its golden moment on the financial markets: already at the end of last week it had touched the 100 euro per share for the first time in Piazza Affari, e today a new record has arrived at 102,5 euros in mid-afternoon, when the Ferrari share was the third of the entire Ftse Mib for percentage increase (+1,6%, behind Cnh Industrial and Mediaset).
Since the beginning of the year, the red stock has gained more than 80%. It contributes to supporting Ferrari's quotations waiting for the results for the third quarter of 2017, to be released on November 2nd, with the consensus gathered by Bloomberg which estimates growth both in terms of turnover and margins.
