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What is the “fair value” / price target?

In the Valuation tab, Earnnest estimates a fair value using the multiples method: median historical valuation multiple × current earnings per share, together with a margin of safety and a neutral verdict (undervalued / near / overvalued).

This reference is methodological and non-personalised: it is computed identically for everyone. It is neither investment advice nor a personal price target. Past performance does not predict future prices.

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Earnnest is a decision-support tool, not a financial investment adviser (CIF). Neutral, non-personalised information. Past performance does not predict future performance.