TLDR
- Cipher Digital (CIFR) stock opened at $7.94 on Monday, just above its 52-week low of $7.90.
- The company reports Q3 results before the market opens on November 2.
- Options data points to a 15% move after the report.
- Analysts expect a loss of $0.2358 per share on $38.44 million in revenue.
- The consensus rating is āModerate Buyā with an average price target of $28.65.
Cipher Digital (CIFR) stock opened at $7.94 on Monday, just above its 52-week low of $7.90. The stock was down about 1% on the day.
The company reports third quarter 2026 earnings before the market opens on Monday, November 2. A conference call is set for 8:00 AM ET.
Options data from Bloomberg points to a 15% move after the report. That is a big swing for a stock already sitting near its lows.
What Wall Street Expects
Analysts expect a loss of $0.2358 per share. They forecast revenue of $38.44 million.
Last quarter was rough. The company posted a loss of $0.65 per share, well short of the $0.25 loss analysts expected.
Revenue came in at $24.84 million, below the $31.86 million forecast. A year earlier, the loss was $0.12 per share.
For the full year, analysts expect a loss of $1.36 per share. They see that narrowing to $0.12 next year.
Past Earnings Moves
The stock has moved more than options implied in three of the past eight reports. Traders have not always priced in the full swing.
On May 5, the stock moved 21.7% against an implied 12.1%. On February 25, 2025, it fell 32.3% when options pointed to 11.6%.
On August 7, 2025, it moved 10.6% against 10.3% implied. On November 3, 2025, it moved 10.2% against 17.2% implied.
After the August 4 report, the stock fell 5.9%. Options had suggested a 12.8% move.
The stock trades well below its averages. Its 50-day moving average is $15.07 and its 200-day is $19.10.
The 52-week high is $30.14. Market cap is $3.30 billion, and beta is 3.20.
MarketBeatās data shows one Strong Buy, fifteen Buy, three Hold and one Sell rating. Rosenblatt has a $30 target, and Wells Fargo has a $25 target.
Cantor Fitzgerald cut its price target from $28 to $19 on October 16 and kept an āoverweightā rating.





