Paramount fell about 6 percent today, the latest step in a month-long slide that has seen the stock lose nearly half its value. We think this is mostly about nerves ahead of Thursday's earnings report, as the company struggles to balance its shrinking cable TV business with the high costs of streaming.
Our view
The stock has been in a freefall lately, which is no fun to sit through, but the real test is whether the new management can cut costs and make streaming profitable. If you already own it, the best move is to sit tight and wait for the merger to play out.
Nothing new on Paramount Global in the last three months. We check every day and write here when something happens that could change how you think about the business. A quiet stretch is normal and is not a signal by itself.
Paramount Global analyst price targets
The only analyst covering this stock consistently maintains a buy rating. This single expert sees the share price as a good value, though they have not set a specific target price for the stock.
Strong Buy1 analysts
0Bearish
0Neutral
1Bullish
Paramount Global earnings
The company has a history of missing expectations, failing to hit analyst targets in seven of the last eight quarters. This suggests the business is currently much harder to forecast than many of its peers.
Earnings history
EstimateBeatMiss
Paramount Global past earnings results
Expected
Actual
Surprise
EPS
$-5.00
$-11.69
-133.8%
Revenue
$3M
$3M
-7.0%
Paramount Global’s next earnings date
Q2 2026
AUG
13
Expectation
EPS
$-2.92
Revenue
$3M
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