CHTR · Analysis updated Nov 6, 2026, 9:48 AM ET

Why is Charter Communications (CHTR) stock moving?

Charter has rebounded sharply into and through its Q3 report. The stock rose from a $101.11 low on Oct 26 to a $125.86 close on Nov 5, about 23%. Volume was elevated at 3.3M on Nov 4 and 4.5M on Nov 5, with a wide intraday range on Nov 5. Q3 results on Nov 6 were mixed. Pro forma revenue fell 1.5% to $16.5B and pro forma Adjusted EBITDA fell 4.0% to $6.6B. Actual results include Cox and show a $2.4B net loss. Free cash flow dropped to $674M. Positives include narrower video losses, programming cost declines of 10.3%, 508,000 pro forma mobile line adds, lower capex, and a new operating model aimed at returning Charter to growth. Internet and customer relationship losses, about $109B of debt and a falling top line remain the main concerns. The stock trades at a very low earnings multiple, which fits a heavily discounted, high-leverage turnaround story. After a rally of this size, the market reaction to the new operating model will decide near-term direction. The analyst stance remains cautious, with several recent target cuts.

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