I just subscribed to MF. Other investing websites often name a “Target Value” and a relative valuation for any given stock. Example for illustration:
TSLA current price = $600…
Target Value in (x) months = $1,200…
Relative Valuation is 50% below target
I can’t find these (or similar) valuation metrics on Motley Fool… am I missing them, or are they not provided?
You should ask your question on the “premium board”, not here. Also, you should really rethink your subscription. What you’re buying is mostly untimely, rehashed recommendations.
"Other investing websites often name a “Target Value” and a relative valuation for any given stock. Example for illustration:
TSLA current price = $600…
Target Value in (x) months = $1,200…
Relative Valuation is 50% below target"
Missing meaningless numbers is not a great loss.
You can calculate a capital value but figuring the value of future earnings is
really guesswork. First estimating earnings is uncertain. Then figuring the inflation
values to use to get a “future” value is plainly not possible for economists ------
or politicians.
Howie52
With Tesla, you know that they are trying to increase production dramatically. The new Austin plant is ramping up. The Berlin plant just opened. They are also increasing production in California and China (although China has been slowed by Covid).
Their earnings were already up substantially last quarter. Those times 4 and then up 30% seems reasonable for next year. Doubling earnings in three years seems reasonable (assuming they can over come all the supply issues and sell all those cars).
Not to mention new models and a new truck. And new competition ramping up too.