Textron shares dropped 9% yesterday as investor concerns about business jet demand came to the forefront following the company's Q2 results, JPMorgan analyst Seth Seifman tells investors in a research note. The market now seems "quite skeptical" of earnings per share greater than $4.00 next year, adds Seifman. The analyst, however, says that barring a recession, he still sees a path to $4 in earnings per share next year. He believes Textron is "looking more interesting after the selloff" and keeps an Overweight rating on the name with a $58 price target.
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