Target price
Fundamental analysisAn analyst's stated expected price, usually a chosen multiple applied to their own forecast.
The number everybody reads and the one worth least. The assumptions that produced it are the useful part.
Every term is defined twice: once the way a filing would put it, and once the way somebody would explain it to you across a table. The second one is usually the one that sticks.
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An analyst's stated expected price, usually a chosen multiple applied to their own forecast.
The number everybody reads and the one worth least. The assumptions that produced it are the useful part.
A pre-defined level at which a position will be closed for profit.
Compute it before entering. Its job is deciding whether to take the trade at all.
Sizing positions so each contributes a similar amount of risk.
Hold risk per position constant and let the rupee value float — the opposite of equal amounts.
Under the takeover regulations, the person who acquires or agrees to acquire shares, voting rights or control in a target company — assessed together with the persons acting in concert with them.
The word is defined so that it catches a group rather than only a name on a contract. Which is why the obligation to make an open offer can fall on a set of related entities, none of which crossed a threshold on its own.
An entry order with a stop-loss and target attached.
Enforces intraday discipline at the cost of flexibility; squared off automatically.
Consumer price inflation, published monthly; the RBI targets 4% with a 2–6% band.
Above the band the RBI raises rates, and that is the channel that reaches your portfolio. Consumer companies take a second hit through input costs they cannot always pass on.
The annual return a particular plan needs in order to arrive, computed from the target amount, the date, what is already saved and what can be added each month.
A consequence rather than a choice, and quite separate from the discount rate a valuation calls a required return. Where it exceeds what your capacity for loss permits, the quantities that can move are the contribution, the target and the date — never the allocation.
An exchange rate regime in which the rate is set by the market but the central bank operates in it — the Reserve Bank’s stated position being that it does not target a level and acts to contain excessive volatility.
For a chart reader the consequence matters more than the intent: a stretch of unusually small ranges is not by itself evidence that the next move will be small, so volatility measured over a quiet window understates what a stop has to survive.
Projecting the height of a chart pattern from its breakout point to set a target.
Not a prediction — a way of asking before you enter whether the reward justifies the risk.
The difference between the value a fixed exchange ratio or cash offer implies for a target share and the price the target actually trades at.
Payment for the wait and for the chance the scheme never completes. It narrows as approvals land and gaps out the moment one is in doubt.
Restoring a portfolio to target weights on a schedule.
Sells strength and buys weakness automatically, without requiring you to predict anything.
A tolerance around a target allocation, breached only when a sleeve drifts beyond it.
What turns "stay mostly in equity" into a rule you can check in ten seconds.
Selling a position in pieces as successive targets are reached, rather than exiting all at once.
Booking something at 2R satisfies the part of you that wants certainty; trailing the rest keeps you in the occasional trade that pays for a quarter. Neither impulse gets to override the plan.
A price axis where equal vertical distances represent equal rupee changes.
Correct for short windows and for anything about absolute levels — a stop, a target, a strike.
Discounted Cash Flow — valuing a business as the present value of its projected future cash flows.
Its real output is a range and a set of stated assumptions, never a target price.
Attaching a specific amount and date to what money is for.
“As much as possible” is the absence of a goal, and it guarantees the target keeps moving.
The order in which prices were reached inside a bar — information the bar’s four numbers do not carry.
A candle records how far the session reached each way and throws away when. Any rule with a stop and a target depends on the order, and a backtest has to assume one.
Spending rising alongside income, raising the corpus needed to stop working.
Every ₹1 lakh of permanent annual spending adds about ₹28 lakh to your target.
Closing all or part of a winning position.
Fixed targets cap exactly the large winners trend following depends on. Choose deliberately.
The maximum time within which operations must be restored after a disruption — set at 45 minutes for market infrastructure institutions under SEBI’s business continuity framework.
A target placed on the exchange, not a promise made to you. When the exchange itself halts, no contingency route helps — nothing trades, for anybody, until the session resumes.
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Excellent industry work wrapped around a target price. Take the model and the channel checks; leave the recommendation.