Deere’s 1.23% Drop on $570M Volume Lands It 185th in Market Activity

Deere (DE) closed on September 9, 2025, , , ranking 185th in market activity. Institutional activity and analyst updates dominated the week’s news, reflecting shifting investor sentiment and strategic adjustments within the agricultural equipment giant.

Recent transactions highlighted a mix of selling and buying pressure. Curi RMB Capital LLC and Edmond de Rothschild Holding S.A. sold shares, while MIRAE ASSET GLOBAL ETFS and Adage Capital Partners increased stakes. cut earnings estimates, and JPMorgan Chase & Co. , signaling caution. Leadership changes announced by Deere on September 2 and 4 further underscored a strategic pivot amid ongoing trade uncertainties and China-related challenges mentioned in Fortune and The Globe and Mail.

Institutional investors also adjusted positions, with entities like Ironvine Capital Partners and AllianceBernstein reducing holdings. Analyst coverage showed moderate buy ratings, though the average price target aligned closely with current levels, suggesting limited near-term directional bias. , .

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