Eaton Corporation plc’s recent filing unveils that its Former Officer ARNOLD CRAIG acquired Company’s shares for reported $17.19 million on Jun 20 ’25. In the deal valued at $335.66 per share,51,200 shares were bought.
Then, Craig Arnold bought 62,500 shares, generating $20,656,875 in total proceeds.
Before that, Craig Arnold bought 62,500 shares. Eaton Corporation plc shares valued at $20,405,000 were divested by the Officer at a price of $326.48 per share.
BNP Paribas Exane initiated its Eaton Corporation plc [ETN] rating to an Outperform in a research note published on May 15, 2025; the price target was $380. A number of analysts have revised their coverage, including KeyBanc Capital Markets’s analysts, who increased its forecast for the stock in mid March from “a Sector weight” to “an Overweight”. Melius also remained covering ETN and has decreased its forecast on January 28, 2025 with a “Hold” recommendation from previously “Buy” rating.
Price Performance Review of ETN
On Monday, Eaton Corporation plc [NYSE:ETN] saw its stock jump 0.52%% to $332.95. Over the last five days, the stock has gained 2.87%. Eaton Corporation plc shares have risen nearly 1.64% since the year began. Nevertheless, the stocks have risen 0.33% over the past one year. While a 52-week high of $379.99 was reached on 01/24/25, a 52-week low of $231.85 was recorded on 04/07/25.
Levels Of Support And Resistance For ETN Stock
The 24-hour chart illustrates a support level at 327.07, which if violated will result in even more drops to 321.19. On the upside, there is a resistance level at 336.14. A further resistance level may holdings at 339.33.
How much short interest is there in Eaton Corporation plc?
A steep rise in short interest was recorded in Eaton Corporation plc stocks on 2025-05-30, dropping by -0.69 million shares to a total of 7.28 million shares. Yahoo Finance data shows the prior-month short interest on 2025-04-30 was 7.97 million shares. There was a decline of -9.49%, which implies that there is a negative sentiment for the stock.
