Terex (TEX) — Recent Bullish vs Bearish News
Bottom line: The news flow over the past ~3 months is genuinely two-sided. Fundamentally, the bulls have the stronger hand — Q2 beat, full-year 2026 guidance raised, and the REV Group deal closed. But the tape and the sell-side are telling the opposite story: the stock has slid from the ~$74 area in mid-July to $50.67 (2026-10-09 close, -3.21% on the day), and Truist cut its target to $85 from $96 on 2026-10-05
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. So the bullish case is "cheap, improving operations," and the bearish case is "the market is pricing in a demand/cost problem the guidance hasn't yet admitted."
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