Twelve Month Stock Price Targets

 

Last update: January 8, 2013

AAPL $664.75
ABT $34.00
ACAT $41.25
ALXN $108.00
AMZN $225.25
AWK $37.25
AWR $45.50
AXE $70.50
BBBY $68.50
BMY $40.00
BRLI $30.25
CAB $50.75
CAG $35.63
CAM $63.25
CAT $81.50
CBS $43.75
CLF $28.92
CMCSA $34.25
CMG $287.00
CMI $130.50
COP $54.50
CROX $14.25
CSCO $25.75
CSTR $50.50
CTB $25.00
CTWS $27.25
CVC $13.50
CVX $120.00
CWCO $10.50
CWT $18.25
DEST $25.75
DIS $51.50
DISCA $60.00
DISH $39.60
DLTR $46.75
DRI $55.75
DTV $55.50
EL $65.25
EMC $35.50
ESRX $73.75
ETN $57.00
FAST $39.50
FCX $50.00
FDO $71.75
FDP $30.00
FFIV $125.75
FL $39.75
FLS $159.00
FOSL $98.75
GE $26.00
GEO $34.50
GMAN $17.25
GNRC $36.04
GOOG $814.00
GT $15.00
GWW $227.00
GXP $22.25
HAR $33.25
HCA $29.50
HD $66.75
HMA $7.00
HOT $45.00
HUM $73.00
HVT $14.50
IBM $210.00
IMAX $26.75
INTC $19.00
JBLU $6.85
JNJ $77.59
JOY $61.50
JWN $57.25
KO $40.25
KSS $54.75
KSU $82.00
LLY $52.00
MAT $39.50
MCD $90.50
MFLX $22.00
MNST $50.50
MOV $28.75
MRK $60.25
NKE $100.25
NSC $60.25
NWPX $20.00
NWSA $30.75
PEP $75.50
PG $74.00
PHM $30.00
PIR $17.50
PM $92.25
PMT $53.75
PPC $6.75
PRGO $114.75
QSII $19.50
RDEN $64.75
RHT $57.00
ROP $125.75
SFD $22.50
SHW $165.00
SIRI $1.05
SWHC $12.00
T $48.50
TOL $33.80
TSN $23.00
TWX $50.00
UHS $50.25
V $140.50
VFC $173.50
VIAB $58.00
VRA $27.25
VZ $54.50
WCC $68.50
WMT $78.00
WSM $45.25
WWE $9.40
WY $30.00
YUM $68.50

 

7 Comments

  1. Ron B

    Interesting target on siri, most of your targets are bullish and your siri target is looking for more than -60%. What is the thesis to make that happen?

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    • GoodGreed

      I think SIRI trades at a very high multiple relative to their revenue… They lack competitive advantage… because most of their premium content is not exclusive to SIRI… besides Howard Stern… who is not happy working there and is leaving in a couple of years.

      I use to subscribe to SIRI so I could listen to Bloomberg Radio… but when Bloomberg created a radio iPhone app, I just began bypassing SIRI… this sort of trend will probably prevail going forward.. basically satellite radio is not a critical medium for delivering content… and thus I do not think their business is very good.

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      • Anonymous

        I agree that anyone with an iPhone could obviously find an alternative to Sirius XM Radio by downloading an app. But I think SIRI will prevail for a few more years. Of course you can get radio on an iphone but, A lot of thier subscribers (esp. the 50+ cohort) who will not be making the jump to an iphone for radio, it may be generational but It think many baby boomers can ‘grasp’ the idea of a satellite beaming in radio, the technology is just old enough for them to be on board, whereas a lot of them who have smart phones, still think of these devices as just phones. Every Bar and restaurant I’ve ever worked for has a subscription, each with at least several stations that cater the the exact vibe of the venue, so it is infinitely valuble to that market. Add to this the sports nuts, the talk jock fans, Laws against cell phone use in cars, the new-car-buying converts, and ultimately a great product that Pandora can’t even touch and I think thier user base an revenue will remain strong for a few years out.

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  2. sean

    i’m surprised your AAPL PT has remained unchanged for a while, and still well below that forecast by reputable analysts who specialize in the company (i.e., Shaw Wu of Stern Agee who still has an 840 PT, and Munster who predicts 689 by X-Mas).

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    • GoodGreed

      The last PT I had for AAPL was $675, that was from a year ago… and proved to be fairly accurate with price peaking around $700 a few months ago.

      My current target is slightly lower than my previous, and significantly lower than some reputable wall street analysts.

      Analysts have different methods for pricing stocks and my valuation model is proprietary… so my results will be different.

      Munster is a smart guy… and as a shareholder of AAPL I have no objections to seeing $689 by X-Mas. I hope it happens… but I do not think it will.

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  3. Ainsworth Fyffe

    Good day,
    I am a young investor and have been following your prediction trends and comparing them with whats actually going on on the market and i think your pretty amazing. I have yet to invest on the market as i am trying to further educate myself to be a better investor. What are some advice would you recommend to further develop my skills regarding researching stocks.
    Thanks in advance

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    • GoodGreed

      you can start by reading the “intelligent investor” by Benjamin Graham.

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