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$CRH CRH touched a new 52-week low Monday (80.29 intraday, per MarketBeat), the same day Truist cut its price target from 130 to 105 while keeping a Buy rating, and Wells Fargo set a 106 target. Sixteen analysts still rate it a Buy with an average target of 134.19 (MarketBeat), against a tape that closed near 82.65 Monday, up 0.87% on the day (ad-hoc-news). The operating numbers are not what is falling. Q2 revenue grew 5.6% to 10.78 billion dollars, EPS beat at 2.21 vs 2.02 expected, and management reaffirmed full-year guidance: adjusted EBITDA of 8.1 to 8.5 billion dollars and net income of 3.9 to 4.1 billion dollars (MarketBeat, company Q2 call). The Q2 call pointed to stronger infrastructure and reindustrialization demand while new-build residential stayed soft in the US (ad-hoc-news). The street keeps its Buy ratings and keeps trimming the targets behind them. Truist's 105 now sits well below the consensus 134.19. Tracking the target-tape spread into Q3 results.

Done deal: $CRH completed its $8.5B Arcosa acquisition, cementing its spot as North America's top infrastructure player. The bet is on roads, water, energy and data projects.

$CRH This little spreadsheet has the top 10 days for sweeps in CRH stock this year. You can see 29th sept was 5th largest and 30th Sept was the largest by quite some margin. This large sweep days tend to be near turning points. See trades plotted on chart. $ CRH is a bargain trading at 12.5 x Fwd Earnings

$CRH Hey you badass fckers. If your are still confused. This is going to 110.74. Stay up players.

$CRH Does an up-to-$6B buyback offset CRH cutting its 2026 net income guide by 20%, a cut that includes Arcosa deal costs? ✂️ CRH, an S&P 500 building materials maker, cut its 2026 net income guide to $3.1B-$3.3B from $3.9B-$4.1B on cost inflation, weak housing and Arcosa's early close, including Arcosa's fourth-quarter profit and costs 🧾 Adjusted EBITDA's fall to $7.9B from $8.3B is half the $0.8B midpoint net income cut, and the rest is a non-cash $0.2B impairment booked through September, $0.2B of deal costs and $0.1B each of interest and other costs, less $0.2B of tax 📈 In return, CRH targets about $400M a year of run-rate benefits from its Velocity program by end of 2028, for about $400M of one-off costs, and calls its 2027 outlook positive across key end-markets 📅 Next: The quarterly dividend of $0.39 a share, up 5%, is paid December 9, 2026 to holders registered November 13, 2026 Source: SEC 8-K, Oct 29

$CRH Q3 '26 Earnings Results & Recap • Reported GAAP EPS of $2.09 down -7.93% YoY • Reported revenue of $11.4B up 2.95% YoY • CRH's FY26 guidance is Net Income of $3.1B, Adjusted EBITDA of $7.8B, Diluted EPS of $4.63-$4.85, Adjusted Diluted EPS of $5.37-$5.59, and capital expenditure of $2.6B.

$CRH reports earnings tomorrow before the open. I used Stock Meadow’s earnings dashboard to review its history: CRH has beaten EPS estimates in 3 of its last 8 reports.

$CRH Sup fckers. Bought yet or are you scared of ER? Don’t be. One way track to 110.74. Better believe it. Any dips put the farm on it.

The 10 year PE on $CRH is 17. Currently trading at 14. Stock is down 34% for the year with no change in guidance. I'm sleeping ok continuing to hold this and will continue to add.