Caterpillar Sell-Off Called an Overreaction: What It Means for CAT

Posted on by Eben@CANSLIM Research

In a report examining whether to stay the course on Caterpillar despite the post-earnings sell-off, the analysis argues that the market is mispricing the durability of the company’s earnings power. The central claim is that 2030 EPS above $55 remains achievable, and that applying a low-double-digit “peak” cycle multiple to that figure would imply a share price near $600 in today’s money — a framing the report explicitly rejects.

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