High Target Price

Returns the highest (most bullish) price target among all analysts covering the stock. This represents the most optimistic view of the stock's potential.

Notes

Examples

=TargetPriceHigh("AAPL")
Highest analyst target for Apple
=TargetPriceHigh("MSFT")
Highest target for Microsoft
=TargetPriceHigh("AAPL")-Last("AAPL")
Upside to high target

When to Use

  • Understanding maximum analyst expectations
  • Bull case scenario analysis
  • Comparing against current price for upside potential

When NOT to Use

Scenario Use Instead
Need consensus target TargetPriceMean()
Need lowest target TargetPriceLow()
Need current price Last()

Common Issues & FAQ

Q: Why is the high target so different from mean? A: The high target reflects the most bullish analyst. Wide ranges between high and low indicate divergent analyst views.

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