Boeing's 58th-Ranked Trading Volume Fails to Lift Shares as Earnings Revisions Highlight Premium Valuation

On August 29, 2025, Boeing (BA) traded with a volume of 1.18 billion, ranking 58th in market activity. The stock closed down 0.63%, underperforming broader market benchmarks. Recent investor attention has focused on earnings estimate revisions and valuation metrics, with analysts revising forward-looking projections over the past month.

Zacks data highlights Boeing’s consensus earnings estimates for the current quarter at -$0.51, reflecting a 95.1% year-over-year improvement. For the fiscal year, the -$2.33 estimate indicates an 88.6% increase from prior-year expectations. However, next-year estimates of $2.42 show a 203.9% growth from prior-year projections, though with an 8.7% downward revision in the past month. Revenue forecasts suggest $21.35 billion for the current quarter, up 19.7% year-over-year, and $85.66 billion for the current fiscal year, a 28.8% increase.

Recent quarterly results showed $22.75 billion in revenue, surpassing the $21.86 billion consensus by 4.09%. Earnings per share of -$1.24 outperformed estimates by 19.48%. Over the past four quarters, Boeing exceeded EPS estimates twice and revenue expectations three times. Despite these results, the company holds a Zacks Value Style Score of F, indicating it trades at a premium relative to peers.

Backtested performance data over the past month shows the stock’s 30-day average volume at 1.18 billion shares, with a closing price decline of 0.63% on August 29. Historical volatility metrics remain consistent with mid-range industry benchmarks, though valuation multiples suggest limited near-term upside potential given current estimates.