On October 27, cleveland-cliffs fell 6.29% in Regular Trading, trading around $12.945 per share, with turnover of $290 million.
The clearest recent catalyst is a post-earnings reassessment after the company reported third-quarter adjusted EPS of $0.28, above consensus estimates of $0.19 to $0.21, while revenue of $5.612 billion rose from $4.73 billion a year earlier but came in slightly below expectations near $5.7 billion. The company also raised its 2027 adjusted EBITDA guidance, and analysts subsequently lifted target prices, including B. Riley to $18 from $15 and Morgan Stanley to $14 from $12.50.
The latest price weakness suggests investors are continuing to digest the mix of stronger profitability, a modest revenue miss, and improved longer-term guidance after the initial earnings-driven rally.
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