Deere & Company
DE · Industrials
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Why Deere Stock Hit an All-Time High This Week
Deere & Co. stock reached a record high above $700 per share this week, jumping 10% following a strong Q3 earnings report and a $250 million increase to full-year net income guidance. CEO John May indicated that 2026 will mark the bottom of the agricultural equipment cycle, signaling the start of a recovery. Analyst Mircea Dobre maintains a buy rating and projects the stock could reach $800, representing 15% upside potential.
KUBTY vs. DE: Which Stock Should Value Investors Buy Now?
In a comparison of two Manufacturing - Farm Equipment sector stocks, Kubota Corp. (KUBTY) emerges as the superior value option over Deere (DE). KUBTY holds a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy) with stronger earnings estimate revisions, while DE has a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold). KUBTY's valuation metrics are significantly more attractive, featuring a forward P/E of 12.03 versus DE's 37.31, a PEG ratio of 1.20 compared to DE's 2.79, and a P/B ratio of 1.12 versus DE's 6.51, earning KUBTY an A Value grade against DE's F grade.
Why Deere Stock Rallied Today
Deere stock rose 3.90% after analyst Mircea Dobre predicted a near-term recovery in the U.S. farming market driven by rising corn and soy prices. Dobre projects Deere's earnings per share will grow to $25 in 2027 and over $30 in 2028, upgrading his price target from $640 to $800, representing potential gains of over 22%.
CAT's Construction Revenues Up 35% in Q2: Can It Maintain This Pace?
Caterpillar's Construction Industries segment is experiencing robust momentum with revenue increases exceeding 30% in Q1 and Q2 2026, driven by higher sales volumes and favorable pricing. The company is expanding digital, rental, and autonomous solutions while targeting a 1.25x increase in sales to end users by 2030. However, Caterpillar faces intensifying competition from Komatsu and Deere, which are pursuing similar automation and digitalization strategies.
Bill Gates' Foundation Holds Berkshire Hathaway as Its Top Stock, a Signal of Its Preference for Steady Compounders Over Flashy Tech
The Gates Foundation Trust's $34.4 billion equity portfolio reveals a preference for industrial and consumer stocks over technology companies. With Berkshire Hathaway as its largest holding at $7.4 billion, the foundation also maintains significant positions in Caterpillar, Canadian National Railway, Waste Management, and Deere. This strategy demonstrates that solid long-term returns can be achieved through steady compounders rather than volatile tech stocks, while still benefiting from trends like AI-driven data center construction.