monday.com Shares Jump 7% Intraday to $75.69 on Market Rally

Shares of monday.com Ltd. jumped in intraday trade on Feb. 24, 2026, with GuruFocus reporting a midday high of $75.69 and an intraday gain of approximately 7.25%, while Aime Robot (Ainvest) described a 7.44% session surge on the same day and put trading volume at $0.32 billion. GuruFocus framed the move as occurring “within a broader market rebound,” and Aime Robot said the session closed with a notable gain.

Trading activity showed elevated turnover. Aime Robot’s market snapshot quantified volume at $320 million and ranked monday.com 405th in market activity for Feb. 24, 2026, while GuruFocus characterized the day’s volume qualitatively as elevated. The Aime Robot snapshot also noted the session’s gains followed a sharp prior-day move.

That prior-day move included an 8.1% pre-market gap down, Aime Robot reported, and the Feb. 24 bounce was described as a reversal from that sharp decline. Aime Robot tied the volatility to a broader enterprise software selloff that at one point exceeded a 5% decline, noting the Nasdaq and S&P 500 were down about 0.8%–0.9% amid sector weakness.

Analyst activity has been mixed and cited as a driver of volatility. Aime Robot reported that Jefferies downgraded MNDY to Hold with an $80 price target, saying AI-driven competition could displace workflow-automation platforms; Aime Robot also reported that Cantor Fitzgerald and JPMorgan cut targets while Barclays maintained an overweight stance on the stock.

Company fundamentals complicate the picture. Motley Fool reported monday.com beat fourth-quarter estimates but issued guidance that disappointed investors: first-quarter revenue guidance of $338 million–$340 million (about 20% growth) compared with a $342.9 million consensus, and full-year revenue guidance of $1.452 billion–$1.462 billion (18%–19% growth) versus a $1.48 billion consensus. Motley Fool also reported adjusted EPS of $1.04, down from $1.08 a year earlier but above a $0.92 consensus, and Aime Robot cited 24.6% year-over-year revenue growth.

Product momentum and customer wins were highlighted in company commentary. Motley Fool noted co-CEOs Roy Mann and Eran Zinman saying the company is “expanding our product portfolio and seeing strong adoption of AI products,” and that Monday Vibe, the AI-powered vibe-coding tool, became the fastest product in company history to top $1 million in annual recurring revenue. Motley Fool also reported record net adds of customers with more than $100,000 in ARR.

Institutional flows and valuation metrics add context to investor behavior. Aime Robot reported T. Rowe Price and XTX Topco increased holdings in the fourth quarter while other funds trimmed positions, and Ainvest flagged a high P/E of 31.07 and beta of 1.25 as points of vulnerability amid AI disruption. Motley Fool noted the stock is down about 70% over the past year.

Market commentators offered interpretations consistent with a short-term relief rally. Aime Robot suggested the Feb. 24 rebound may reflect bargain-hunting or short-covering after the prior-day gap down, but cautioned the move could be temporary rather than a fundamental shift. The two intraday gain figures reflect source timing differences: GuruFocus’s ~7.25% cited a midday high of $75.69, while Aime Robot reported a 7.44% session surge on $320 million in volume, a discrepancy that appears to stem from midday versus session-close measurements.

Investors will be watching official exchange price and volume prints, upcoming analyst notes from Jefferies, Cantor Fitzgerald, JPMorgan and Barclays, and monday.com’s next commentary on AI-product adoption and large-customer traction to see if the stock’s relief rally develops into sustained momentum.