Metrics similar to Fair Value Uncertainty (InvestingPro) in the popular category include:
Fair Value - The Fair Value is an estimation determined through various valuation models, including discounted cash flow analysis, peer valuation multiples models, and dividend discount models.
Fair Value Downside - The percentage decrease (if positive) or increase (if negative) that our models estimate over the current stock price.
Represents the uncertainty rating we have assigned to our Fair Value estimate.
Definition of Fair Value Uncertainty (InvestingPro)
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Fair Value Uncertainty represents the uncertainty rating we have assigned to the Fair Value estimate.
Each estimate is deemed to have an uncertainty level of:
Low Uncertainty when the company has low price volatility, positive profit margins, and the fair value estimate is derived from a high number of valuation models.
Medium Uncertainty when the company has medium price volatility, predictable profit margins, and the fair value estimate is derived from a medium number of valuation models.
High Uncertainty when the company has medium to high price volatility, negative profit margins, and the fair value estimate is derived from few valuation models.
Very High Uncertainty when the company has high price volatility, volatile profit margins, and the fair value estimate is derived from few valuation models.
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