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This Week’s Featured Article
The Toro Company: A Baby Bull Market Is Gaining Traction
By Thomas Hughes. Publication Date: 12/28/2025.
Quick Look
- Toro’s stock is trying to carve out a base after a tough stretch, with price action suggesting the selling pressure may be easing.
- The company is managing through near-term headwinds while pointing investors toward a firmer fiscal 2026 setup.
- Capital returns and large-holder positioning are part of the backdrop as the market looks for confirmation in upcoming updates.
The Toro Company’s (NYSE: TTC) weekly stock chart suggests the bear market is over, a “baby bull” has formed, and it is gaining traction. The market is showing clear support at long-term lows that aligns with prior price action, and that support appears to be strengthening. Indicators point to an imminent breakout — a critical sign of market commitment and a trigger point likely to spur new capital inflows for investors.
The fundamentals are also important for this industrial stock. A bullish chart without a supporting story can quickly reverse; in this case, The Toro Company faces challenges but is navigating them well. It is widening margins and is positioned to resume growth in 2026.
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Market Gets AMPed on The Toro Company’s 2026 Outlook
The Toro Company did not have a strong 2025, with revenue contracting due to weakness in its consumer segment. Strength in the Pro segment and cost-saving efforts helped offset that weakness. The company’s AMP strategy is paying off: adjusted gross margin improved by 220 basis points, and the company significantly outperformed on the bottom line.
Investments in growth and technology and the impact of tariffs trimmed earnings. However, adjusted EPS came in more than 450 basis points above MarketBeat’s reported consensus. Free cash flow hit a record high, and cost savings are expected to continue into the coming year.
Guidance is a key driver for this market and for capital return expectations. The company continues to expect a modest single-digit revenue gain in 2026 and has raised its earnings forecast, with the midpoint above the consensus target. The new guidance also increases the AMP savings target by 25%, expected to be realized by the end of fiscal year 2026 (FY2026), and includes an improved outlook for returning capital to shareholders.
The Toro Company’s capital return profile is attractive. The dividend yields about 2% as of the end of 2025, is sustainable at roughly 35% of the earnings forecast, and comes with a 22-year history of annual increases. Strong cash flow and a healthy balance sheet also allow for share buybacks, which reduced the share count by an aggressive 4.4% in FY2025 and are expected to continue in FY2026.
The Toro Company’s balance sheet is in a strong, fortress-like position, supporting ongoing operations, growth initiatives, and capital returns in 2026.
Highlights from FY2025 include the effects of aggressive share reduction (i.e., reduced equity), which were offset by a strong cash position and low leverage. Long-term debt remains well-managed — less than 0.65x equity and about three times cash — presenting no red flags for investors.
Institutions Buy The Toro Company’s Deep Value in Q4 2025
Analyst coverage of TTC is modest — only eight analysts — and sentiment is pegged at Hold. Yet the stock is trading well below the low end of its target range, implying at least a 5% upside to the next key resistance. The consensus target, which has been steady over the past 12 months, implies more than 15% upside, enough for a potential nearly 18-month high.
The value opportunity is also visible in institutional activity. Although trading in the back half of 2025 was subdued compared with the front half, institutions own nearly 90% of the stock, and their net activity was bullish. The group netted more than $2 bought for every $1 sold in Q3 FY2025 and roughly $3 bought for every $1 sold in Q4 FY2025, providing strong support and a market tailwind. If that trend continues into Q1 FY2026, TTC is likely to move above the critical $81.50 resistance level before the next earnings release, due in March.
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Dear Reader,
We’ve found The Next Elon Musk… and what we believe to be the next Tesla.
It’s already racked up $26 billion in government contracts.
Peter Thiel just bet $1 Billion on it.
And you can get exposure — pre-IPO — through a 4-letter ticker symbol revealed in this free briefing.
👉 Unlock the ticker now and get it completely free.
Regards,
Addison Wiggin
Founder, Grey Swan Investment Fraternity
This Week’s Featured Article
The Toro Company: A Baby Bull Market Is Gaining Traction
By Thomas Hughes. Publication Date: 12/28/2025.
Quick Look
- Toro’s stock is trying to carve out a base after a tough stretch, with price action suggesting the selling pressure may be easing.
- The company is managing through near-term headwinds while pointing investors toward a firmer fiscal 2026 setup.
- Capital returns and large-holder positioning are part of the backdrop as the market looks for confirmation in upcoming updates.
The Toro Company’s (NYSE: TTC) weekly stock chart suggests the bear market is over, a “baby bull” has formed, and it is gaining traction. The market is showing clear support at long-term lows that aligns with prior price action, and that support appears to be strengthening. Indicators point to an imminent breakout — a critical sign of market commitment and a trigger point likely to spur new capital inflows for investors.
The fundamentals are also important for this industrial stock. A bullish chart without a supporting story can quickly reverse; in this case, The Toro Company faces challenges but is navigating them well. It is widening margins and is positioned to resume growth in 2026.
Elon’s “XG” the Next $2 TRILLION Mega Company? (Ad)
Speculation around the future of private space companies is accelerating as new technologies move closer to commercialization.
In a recent sponsor briefing, one analyst explores how satellite networks could reshape global connectivity and examines ways some investors are seeking indirect exposure to the space economy through publicly traded assets — without waiting for a formal IPO. The presentation outlines the concept, potential implications, and important considerations.Read the full sponsor briefing here
Market Gets AMPed on The Toro Company’s 2026 Outlook
The Toro Company did not have a strong 2025, with revenue contracting due to weakness in its consumer segment. Strength in the Pro segment and cost-saving efforts helped offset that weakness. The company’s AMP strategy is paying off: adjusted gross margin improved by 220 basis points, and the company significantly outperformed on the bottom line.
Investments in growth and technology and the impact of tariffs trimmed earnings. However, adjusted EPS came in more than 450 basis points above MarketBeat’s reported consensus. Free cash flow hit a record high, and cost savings are expected to continue into the coming year.
Guidance is a key driver for this market and for capital return expectations. The company continues to expect a modest single-digit revenue gain in 2026 and has raised its earnings forecast, with the midpoint above the consensus target. The new guidance also increases the AMP savings target by 25%, expected to be realized by the end of fiscal year 2026 (FY2026), and includes an improved outlook for returning capital to shareholders.
The Toro Company’s capital return profile is attractive. The dividend yields about 2% as of the end of 2025, is sustainable at roughly 35% of the earnings forecast, and comes with a 22-year history of annual increases. Strong cash flow and a healthy balance sheet also allow for share buybacks, which reduced the share count by an aggressive 4.4% in FY2025 and are expected to continue in FY2026.
The Toro Company’s balance sheet is in a strong, fortress-like position, supporting ongoing operations, growth initiatives, and capital returns in 2026.
Highlights from FY2025 include the effects of aggressive share reduction (i.e., reduced equity), which were offset by a strong cash position and low leverage. Long-term debt remains well-managed — less than 0.65x equity and about three times cash — presenting no red flags for investors.
Institutions Buy The Toro Company’s Deep Value in Q4 2025
Analyst coverage of TTC is modest — only eight analysts — and sentiment is pegged at Hold. Yet the stock is trading well below the low end of its target range, implying at least a 5% upside to the next key resistance. The consensus target, which has been steady over the past 12 months, implies more than 15% upside, enough for a potential nearly 18-month high.
The value opportunity is also visible in institutional activity. Although trading in the back half of 2025 was subdued compared with the front half, institutions own nearly 90% of the stock, and their net activity was bullish. The group netted more than $2 bought for every $1 sold in Q3 FY2025 and roughly $3 bought for every $1 sold in Q4 FY2025, providing strong support and a market tailwind. If that trend continues into Q1 FY2026, TTC is likely to move above the critical $81.50 resistance level before the next earnings release, due in March.
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