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NYSE:DE

Deere & Co. (DE)

588.00
-1.24 (0.21%)
as of Jun 18, 2026, 10:43:22 pm Market Open.
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BUY

He didn't catch it last week, but just bought some below $400 to add to his position. Farming remains healthy. Deere fundamentals were fine last quarter and this should continue.

PARTIAL SELL

He took some profits today after buying it over $400. They execute better than CAT. Deere just reported a great, but imperfect quarter. Inventories were higher. Not expensive. 15x PE is good and likes their AI applications, but farmers will need to afford that. It's not the right stock in the economy moving forward.

BUY

She likes agriculture in general. As the US moves more into commercialization of farming, this could be a long-term play for investors.

PARTIAL BUY

They report soon and he doesn't know what the results will be. He likes their technology. He just bought a small position. Even if peers like Caterpillar miss, they come down only slightly.

BUY ON WEAKNESS
DE vs. CAT Agriculture sector is tough, so he's never invested aggressively in it. Between CAT and DE, he'd lean more towards CAT. He does own FTT.
TOP PICK
Crop prices have been strong and will continue. A lot of US corn and soy production goes to petro products. Growing food issues. Mid-teen valuation. Adding lots of technology, precision farming. Also has forestry and construction, which will do well with the infrastructure build. Yield is 1.11%. (Analysts’ price target is $460.44)
BUY
Farmers are flush from very high crop prices, so they spend on DE farm equipment. Deere's order book is full into late-2023. Their construction business should get a boost from the infrastructure bill. And it trades at only 15x earning.
STRONG BUY
They reported a super quarter last Wednesday. They generate real earnings. Russia's invasion of Ukraine pushed up crop prices, which was a boon for Deere. Sales and earnings beat and Deere issued a a strong forecast. Shares jumped 5% last Wednesday. Price target jumped. Deere is up nearly 29% YTD. Another tailwind is infrastructure spending. There's still a lot of upside coming. They reported 37% revenue growth, easily beating the street. Every segment beat sales expectations. Revenues were $15.54 billion. Deere expects modest growth in 2023. They have pricing power and cash flow is bouncing back. Order books are full until late 2023. Exports from the Black Sea are expected to be down 40% and supply constraints will continue to encourage demand for Deere's agricultural equipment, sales Deere. Trades at only 16x PE vs. S&P's 17x 2023.
BUY
They reported today amid high expectations built into the share price. It's hitting highs today, but stay in this stock. because it's thriving within a secular bull market for agriculture. Also, there will be an acceleration in replacing aging farm equipment. Plus there will implementation of autonomous tractors. Stay committed to the entire ag space as a whole as it moves into 2023.
BUY
Last Friday, they reported a strong quarter--great orders and they see an end to the supply problem that has been plaguing them. Deere has been spending a lot to make their machines more efficient (and requires less labour during a global labour shortage).
SELL
Just sold it. He had a great run, but the strong USD is a concern for this sector and stock. This equipment is very expensive to global buyers. The USD is killing this.
BUY
The USD has continued to strengthen, but there is a lot of consolidation in the farming sector. There will be a need for more ag. efficiencies. So, Deere is a long-term opportunity and will benefit from this.
COMMENT
It reports Friday. It has a more-than-full order book but is hampered by supply chain constraints.
BUY
There will be more plantings in Europe, therefore more precision agricultural equipment. Deere is a no-brainer.
BUY
She bought more today. She likes farm equipment's secular growth; likes how Deere is introducing technology to make their business more efficient which will improve margin. But they are also hit by the supply chain. They beat their quarter--precision and production ag came in light, but up 13%. Construction and forestry segments were stellar with revenues up 9% YOY; operating profit was up 66%. This current share drop is overdone. Deere has hung on better than other industrials. They just announced 9% revenue growth, and 17% earnings growth, and raised guidance.