On October 27, Charter fell 5.25% in Regular Trading, trading at $102.92 per share, with turnover of $126 million.
The most recent clear catalyst in the available information was MoffettNathanson’s October 23 price-target reduction on Charter to $490 from $700, adding to a string of earlier target cuts from Bernstein, BNP Paribas, Arete Capital, Goldman Sachs, and Wolfe Research.
That broader reset in analyst expectations came after a period marked by Charter’s completed Cox transaction, financing activity tied to the deal, and continued concern around broadband subscriber losses and competitive pressure. A late-September analyst note said third-quarter results were likely to show steeper broadband losses even as financial trends improve modestly, while the company also disclosed in September that its CFO would step down in October.
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