JPMorgan (NYSE:JPM) downgraded Caterpillar (NYSE:CAT) last week for the first time in three years. What are the reasons behind the downgrade, and will this reliable stock for dividend investors rebound? In this video, Motley Fool analyst Isaac Pino takes a look at how construction markets abroad, international currency fluctuations, and a weakening in the mining markets may have contributed to Caterpillar's recent loss of traction. What factors will contribute to CAT's rebound, and how long we should expect to wait?
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Is Caterpillar's Downgraded Dividend Going to Rebound?
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JPMorgan just downgraded Caterpillar.
About the Author
Isaac has been been a Foolish investor for 10 years. He manages client portfolios at Huckleberry Capital Management, which involves (mostly) buying and (some) selling of stocks in their accounts. When he is not hunting for companies with wide economic moats, he is chasing his toddler around the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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