Aircraft manufacturer Boeing shares fell more than 1 percent at the end of Wednesday's trading, recording its fourth drop in a row.
Vice president of JP Morgan Seth Seifman had earlier cut Boeing's target share price to $ 430 from $ 450, reducing the adjusted earnings per share to $ 19.35 from $ 20.60.
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Boeing stock prices after crash[/caption]
Seifman also reduced the 2020 earnings per share estimates to $ 22.30 from $ 23.50.
The US company has announced earlier a steep drop, with a decline of more than 50 percent, in the delivery rate of the 737 aircraft during Q1 2019. A global suspension trend hit the company after Ethiopian and Indonesian airlines fatal crash indicated tilting problems.
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Major airlines with 737 Max in their fleet[/caption]
Boeing's share price fell 1.6% to record $ 364.94 at the end of trading.
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