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Deere & Company (DE) has a mixed setup into earnings week

The farm and heavy machinery maker enters its report with an active weekly trend, but lighter turnover and a recent pullback complicate the setup.

Deere & Company
Latest608.85 USD
1W move-1.9%
Volume0.6x
TrendActive
John Deere farm and construction machinery shown with financial market screens in an earnings context.

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Deere & Company (DE) closed the latest week at 608.85 USD ahead of its Aug. 20 earnings report, with the earnings calendar showing a 4.85 USD estimate for the fiscal quarter ended July 31.

The evidence is mixed in weekly context. The 52-week weekly price path shows a stock still supported by a 15.4% twelve-week gain, while the latest one-week return was -1.9%. Market Dynamics at 0.28 offers light confirmation, and Relative Strength stands at 1.4, but volume was only 0.64 times its 13-week average.

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