EdmundFair value calculator
Type a ticker. Edmund fills in the numbers from the company's data. Change any number to see how the value moves.
The numbers behind it
Fair value = the average of two methods: the P/E method (next year's earnings × a P/E multiple) and an earnings model (10 years of earnings growth, then 3% a year, discounted). Growth inputs start at 70% of the company's own history, at most 12%, to stay on the careful side.
Dividend model
What all future dividends are worth today: 5 years of dividend growth, then a long-term rate. It fits mature companies that pay out most of their profit, like utilities and REITs.
See the grade, the safety profile and the dividend history of this company.
Open the full analysis →A fair value is an estimate from a few inputs, not a price target and not advice. Small changes in growth or the discount rate move it a lot. Data: Financial Modeling Prep.