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Boeing's 737 Max ramp slips again, and the market noticed

Boeing's backlog is a record $745 billion, yet its shares had their worst day in 18 months. The reason is how fast the planes get built, and how late the cash arrives.

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On Oct. 27, Boeing reported third-quarter results, and its shares fell hard. According to Reuters, the stock was down 9.6% to $170.23 in afternoon trading, its worst day since April 3, 2025.

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