Charter drops 25% on earnings miss as subscriber losses deepen and full-year outlook cut
Charter Communications fell 25.9% on April 24, confirmed via the CHCM34.SA Brazilian DRN (open $20.07, close $14.88), after missing Q1 estimates and tempering full-year expectations. Volume ran at roughly 2x the 20-day average of 1.83 million shares, and the stock now trades near the bottom of its 52-week range.
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CHCM34.SA Apr 24: open $20.07, close $14.88 (-25.9%); CHTR 20-day avg volume: 1.83M shares; Apr 24 volume ~3.6M (~2x avg); 52-week range: $180.38–$437.06; revenue consensus current quarter: $13.54B vs $13.74B year-ago (-1.4% growth); EPS revisions Apr 24: 0 up, 2 down in 7 days; analyst distribution: 0 strong buy, 5 buy, 9 hold, 3 sell, 2 strong sell; WSJ: 'Charter Stock Drops More Than 25% After Company Tempers Full-Year Expectations'