‘Strong sell’: CommBank investors face brutal reality check as share price tipped to fall further
It’s been a brutal six months for CommBank shareholders — so, more or less everyone in Australia with a super account.
Analysts warn shares in the world’s most expensive bank are facing further falls, having already lost $40 billion in value following a meteoric rise last year that drew comparisons to the GameStop “memestock” craze.
Since their peak last June at an all-time high of $192, CBA shares are now down 20 per cent and have lost 6 per cent so far in 2026.
On Monday, CBA shares fell 0.7 per cent to close at $153.26, losing another 1.6 per cent by Tuesday afternoon to trade below $151.
TradingView data show 13 out of 15 analysts now have a sell rating on CBA, with 10 of those being a “strong sell”.
CBA’s price target is…
