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EXC slipped -1.3% in a session where the S&P 500 fell -0.1% and the Nasdaq 100 rose +0.6%, so the move looks more stock-specific than market-led. The backdrop is mixed: revenue is growing +6.6% YoY, margins are solid, but the 15.6 P/E and 1.80 PEG leave some room for valuation-driven swings.

EXC

EXELON CORP

As of Sep 20, 2026

56/100

Worth keeping an eye onHealth Score

Move: mostly stock-specific

EXC closed down -1.3% even though the S&P 500 was -0.1% and the Nasdaq 100 was +0.6%, so the move was weaker than the broad tape and not explained by the indices. No peer moves were provided, and there is no fresh company-specific headline in the facts block to tie the decline to; the clean read is that this was stock-specific drift rather than a market-wide selloff.

Volatility: within range, but not trivial

This looks like ordinary-to-moderate volatility rather than a fundamental break. The business still shows +6.6% revenue growth (TTM), +9.9% latest quarter growth, and +3.7% EPS growth (TTM), with margins at gross +40.4%, operating +20.8%, and net +11.0%. Valuation is not cheap at 15.6 P/E, 15.4 forward P/E, and 1.80 PEG; PEG is the P/E divided by the growth rate, so it matters here because earnings growth is positive, but it also means decent growth is already priced in. The low beta of 0.26 argues for less day-to-day swing than the broader market, so a -1.3% move is more notable than a typical utility wobble, but the fundamentals do not show deterioration.

Earnings: date not provided

The next earnings date is not available this period, so I cannot place a specific report on the calendar. The facts do show what the market will focus on: whether revenue growth holds near +6.6% TTM and +9.9% in the latest quarter, whether EPS growth stays at +3.7% TTM, and whether margins remain near gross +40.4%, operating +20.8%, and net +11.0%. The provided facts do not include a prior post-earnings reaction pattern, so I cannot infer how the stock usually trades around prints from this set alone.

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