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Stock Price & Target Valuation Calculator

Calculate projected future stock price targets and present fair intrinsic value using EPS and P/E ratio valuation models.

Interactive Calculator

1. Provide Details

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2. Output Results

Projected Future EPS7.05 $
Projected Target Stock Price140.99 $
Present Fair Entry Value87.54 $

How to Calculate: Formula & Steps

Projects EPS forward by annual compound growth rate, multiplies by target terminal P/E, and discounts back to present value at required return rate.

Formula Used:Future Price = Current EPS × (1 + Growth)^Years × Future P/E Ratio; Fair Value = Future Price / (1 + Discount)^Years

Step-by-Step Calculation Example

A stock with $4.00 EPS growing at 12% annually for 5 years reaches $7.05 EPS. At a 20x P/E, future target price is $141.00. Discounted at 10%, fair value today is $87.55.

Inputs and Assumptions

Enter values that match your project or situation. The calculator uses the following fields and defaults; update them before relying on the estimate.

Current EPS ($)
Default: 4 $
Est. Annual EPS Growth (%)
Default: 12 %
Target Exit P/E Multiple
Default: 20 x
Investment Horizon (Years)
Default: 5 yrs
Required Return / Discount Rate (%)
Default: 10 %

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Assuming unsustainable hyper-growth rates (>25%) over long 5-10 year horizons.

Practical Use Cases

  • Fundamental stock valuation and analysis
  • Setting target buy prices and profit-taking exits

Expert Tips

  • Always use conservative EPS growth estimates to maintain a margin of safety against earnings misses.

Disclaimer

This calculation tool is provided for educational and informational estimation purposes only. Results are based on mathematical formulas and user-supplied parameters. They do not constitute formal underwriting, financial, tax, engineering, or legal determinations.

Frequently Asked Questions About Stock Price & Target Valuation Calculator

What P/E ratio should I use for valuation?
Use historical median P/E for mature companies (15-20x) or industry peer group averages.
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