Carrier Global drops 8.5% with 10 downward EPS revisions for next quarter already logged in 30 days
Carrier Global (CARR) fell 8.53% on April 15 — its largest single-day drop since at least early March — with no single identifiable news catalyst, suggesting the move reflects broad industrial sector pressure amplified by a deteriorating estimate picture. Analysts had already cut next-quarter EPS 10 times in the prior 30 days (vs. just 1 upward revision), and the current-quarter consensus is 22% below the year-ago figure.
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Conclusion
Close $58.55 vs. open $64.01 (−8.53%), volume 15,301,949. Next-quarter EPS revisions: 1 up / 10 down in last 30 days (snapshot Apr 16). Current-quarter EPS consensus: $0.506 vs. year-ago $0.65 (−22%). 52-week range: $50.24–$81.09 (stock now 27.8% below 52-week high). Sector: Industrials / Building Products & Equipment.