Digia
Understanding the targets for Digia
At a glance
The latest target was set on Aug 7 by Inderes: 6.80 EUR.
How we calculate
We start from each house's latest target set within the last three months. If a house has set several, only the latest counts.
From these we calculate the median, the middle value. A single outlier then affects the result less than it would in an average. The median is shown when at least two houses have set a target.
Targets more than three times above or below the stock price are left out, since they can be left over from before a split.
Upside
Upside is calculated from the median of the houses' latest targets compared with the stock's latest closing price. Positive upside means the median is above the price, negative that it is below.
Alignment or disagreement
The badge is based on how widely the houses' targets spread, measured as standard deviation divided by the mean. Below 8% shows Aligned, 8 to 16% Some disagreement and above 16% Divided. The badge is shown when at least two houses have set a target.
Reading the cards
- Latest price target
- The targets from the most recent day any house set one. If several houses did so that day, the median is shown.
- Median price target
- The median of each house's latest target over the last three months. The median is less affected by a single outlier than an average.
- The line
- The line in the cards marks the latest closing price, so you can see at a glance which targets sit above and below it.
Targets are estimates
A price target is the level a house judges the stock could reach. It is an estimate, not a forecast or a guarantee. Use targets as one input among several and add your own research.