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Commercial Metals Company
$61.79-- (--)
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Commercial Metals Company (CMC) Analyst Forecast

Analyst consensus ratings, 12-month price targets, and expert recommendations for Commercial Metals Company stock.

Analyst Consensus Rating

Investment consensus from 7 professional research analysts

Consensus Rating

Buy
Based on 7 unique analysts
(8 total ratings in last 90 days)
Medium Confidence∞:1 Buy/Sell

Average Price Target

$80.77
↑ 30.72% Upside

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Strong Sell
Sell
Hold
Buy
Strong Buy

Latest CMC Analyst Ratings & Recommendations

Recent analyst recommendations with rating changes and price target updates (last 90 days)

Bill Peterson
JP Morgan
BuyMaintains
$85.00 → $83.00
Timna Tanners
Wells Fargo
BuyMaintains
$80.00 → $77.00
Timna Tanners
Wells Fargo
BuyMaintains
$79.00 → $80.00
Urmimala Biswas
Zacks Equity Research
BuyInitiates Coverage
-
Alexander Hacking
Citi
Strong BuyMaintains
$65.00 → $85.00
Piyush Sood
Morgan Stanley
BuyMaintains
$68.00 → $85.00
Sathish Kasinathan
BofA Securities
BuyReiterates
$80.00
Philip Gibbs
KeyBanc
HoldMaintains
$74.61

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the analyst consensus rating for CMC?

The analyst consensus rating for CMC is "Buy" based on 7 analyst recommendations.

What is the average price target for CMC?

The average 12-month price target for CMC is $80.77, representing an upside of 30.7% from the current price of $61.79.

What do analyst ratings mean?

Analyst ratings indicate investment recommendations: Strong Buy and Buy are bullish signals suggesting the stock may outperform. Hold means the stock is fairly valued. Sell and Strong Sell are bearish signals suggesting potential underperformance. These ratings are based on fundamental analysis and valuation models.

What is a price target?

A price target is an analyst's projection of a stock's fair value over a specific timeframe, typically 12 months. Analysts use fundamental analysis, financial modeling, and industry comparisons to estimate where the stock should trade. Price targets can range from low (conservative) to high (optimistic) estimates.