Lear Analysts Slash Their Forecasts Following Q3 Results
Lear beats Q3 EPS estimates but misses sales, cuts FY2026 revenue guidance, and shares rise 4.7% as analysts lower price targets.
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Why It Matters
Lear made more money per share than expected, but sold less stuff overall. Analysts think the company will make less money next year, yet the stock went up anyway.
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