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.
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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.
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.
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Excellent industry work wrapped around a target price. Take the model and the channel checks; leave the recommendation.