On October 14, Edison fell 5.74% in Regular Trading, trading at $52.66 per share, with turnover of $350 million.
The move coincided with continued market concern over California wildfire liability and utility compensation policy uncertainty, which has kept risk premiums elevated for the stock.
Recent developments show a string of more cautious analyst actions: Jefferies downgraded Edison to Underperform in early October and cut its price target to $42 from $53, after previously lowering its target in September; UBS reduced its target to $57 in late September; and BofA earlier cut its target to $51 from $81, saying elevated wildfire risk and limited policy clarity could prolong uncertainty. Although the company previously reported adjusted quarterly EPS of $1.54, above expectations, that earnings strength has been overshadowed by wildfire-related policy and liability concerns.
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