On October 29, Cummins fell 3.78% in Pre-Market Trading to $514.99, with turnover of $331.3 thousand.
The move coincided with an earnings preview ahead of the company’s November 5 pre-market report and a series of recent target price cuts from major brokers, which appear to be weighing on near-term sentiment.
Consensus estimates point to quarterly revenue of $9.85 billion, up 23.57% year over year, adjusted EPS of $8.20, up 70.31%, and EBIT of $1.503 billion, up 52.79%, with market attention on data-center-driven power systems demand and margin flexibility. At the same time, several firms have reduced targets in recent weeks, including Wells Fargo to $608 from $760, Barclays to $675 from $760, UBS to $741 from $835, JPMorgan to $600 from $690, and BofA to $600 from $731, even as broader analyst views remained generally overweight.
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