Dow Price Targets

by: Bespoke Investment Group November 04, 2008 | about stocks: AA / AIG / AXP / BA / BAC / C / CAT / CVX / DD / DIA / DIS / GE / GM / HD / HPQ / IBM / INTC / JNJ / JPM / KO / MCD / MMM / MRK / MSFT / PFE / PG / T / UTX / VZ / WMT / XOM

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Below we highlight consensus analyst price targets for the 30 stocks that make up the Dow Jones Industrial Average. As shown, Alcoa's (AA) price target is currently the highest above its actual price at 52%. AA is trailed by HPQ and INTC with price targets 40% above current levels.

General Motors (GM) is the only stock in the index with a price target that is lower than its actual price. With the record of analysts these days, price targets should be taken with a grain of salt, but we thought readers might be interested in seeing where analysts currently stand.

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Nov 04 10:44 PM
Really like all the nice stats and tables you pull up. Just awesome.
A quick request : Just saw an article here on SA :
seekingalpha.com/artic...

Can you please kindly verify how this theory holds up with your models ?

Thanks.
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Nov 05 09:12 AM
Add the dividends for some nice returns...ie BAC GE PFE
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Nov 05 01:18 PM
Price target at what date? Of no use without a timeline.
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Nov 05 02:09 PM
Sounds like a nice guess.. Without a date has little value. I suspect he has been short the market all the way from the top.
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Nov 05 02:49 PM
GM probably has the best chart.
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Nov 06 08:34 AM
intill automotive and housing start to pick up alcoa will have a hard time
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Nov 06 06:38 PM
There's more meat in a bowl of cereal. With no time horizon this is meaningless. When are these ANALysts target dates? 2012? 2020?
LMAO
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