- Prev close
- $118.07
- Day range
- $110.58 – $123.66
- From 52-wk high
- -53.5%
- Next earnings
- in 82 days
CHTR’s -6.2% move was driven mainly by company-specific Q3 results and post-earnings digestion, not the +0.3% S&P 500 or +1.4% Nasdaq backdrop; the picture is pressured by ongoing subscriber losses and a -53.5% drawdown from the 52-week high.
CHTR
CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS INC-A
As of Nov 7, 2026
34/100
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CHTR fell -6.2% while the S&P 500 rose +0.3% and the Nasdaq 100 rose +1.4%, so the move is not explained by the broader tape. The stock also had a wide intraday range from $115.74 to $123.655, which shows the session was driven by stock-specific trading around earnings. The primary cause is the company’s Q3 update: revenue was lifted by the Cox consolidation, but subscriber losses persisted and the company reported a quarterly loss with a -$20.50 EPS versus a $9.54 estimate. That combination points to company-specific pressure rather than market-wide weakness.
Volatility check
This looks like more than ordinary volatility because the stock is reacting to a hard earnings reset, not to a change in the macro backdrop. Fundamentals are mixed: revenue is -1.5% YoY on a TTM basis and -1.7% YoY in the latest quarter, while EPS is +5.5% YoY TTM and margins are still healthy at 46.9% gross, 23.7% operating, and 9.1% net. Valuation is low at 4.4 P/E and 2.9 forward P/E, with a 0.63 PEG, but that PEG is only meaningful when growth is positive; here revenue is still contracting, so it should not be read as a clean growth bargain. Beta is 0.69, which usually tempers swings, but the -53.5% distance from the 52-week high shows the market is already discounting significant operating and integration risk. Analyst consensus is also mixed, with 2 strong-positive, 3 positive, 14 neutral, 5 negative, and 4 strong-negative ratings, which does not point to a clean fundamental re-rate.
Earnings preview
The next earnings date is 2027-01-28. The facts do not provide a formal consensus revenue or EPS estimate for that report, so I can’t quote a current street forecast for the upcoming print. What the market is likely watching is straightforward: whether Cox integration continues to lift reported revenue after the Q3 consolidation, whether internet and video subscriber losses slow, and whether the company can convert its cost-savings target into steadier margins and cash flow. The recent Q3 reaction was negative even though revenue beat because the report also featured a quarterly loss and ongoing customer attrition, so the next print will be judged mainly on operating trends rather than the headline revenue line.
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