On October 15, Caterpillar fell 3.03% in Regular Trading, trading at $749.365 per share, with turnover of $981 million.
The clearest catalyst was a fresh target price cut: Bernstein reduced its Caterpillar price target to $749 from $1,002, while the company separately maintained its quarterly dividend at $1.63 per share, a move that did not offset pressure on valuation expectations.
Recent context shows a broader reset in sell-side assumptions ahead of the company’s next earnings release on October 29. In the past several days, Citi cut its target to $950 from $1,100, Evercore ISI lowered its target to $1,045 from $1,103, and Truist reduced its target to $1,100 from $1,225, even as consensus ratings remained broadly overweight. The cluster of downward target revisions points to a more cautious near-term view on upside potential for Caterpillar shares.
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