Trying on the underlying holdings of the ETFs in our protection universe at ETF Channel, we have now in contrast the buying and selling worth of every holding in opposition to the common analyst 12-month ahead goal worth, and computed the weighted common implied analyst goal worth for the ETF itself. For the Vanguard S&P 500 Development ETF (Image: VOOG), we discovered that the implied analyst goal worth for the ETF primarily based upon its underlying holdings is $194.08 per unit.
With VOOG buying and selling at a current worth close to $140.41 per unit, that signifies that analysts see 38.22% upside for this ETF wanting by to the common analyst targets of the underlying holdings. Three of VOOG’s underlying holdings with notable upside to their analyst goal costs are Motorola Options Inc (Image: MSI), NVR Inc. (Image: NVR), and Deere & Co. (Image: DE). Though MSI has traded at a current worth of $141.37/share, the common analyst goal is 38.55% larger at $195.88/share. Equally, NVR has 38.41% upside from the current share worth of $2947.20 if the common analyst goal worth of $4079.25/share is reached, and analysts on common expect DE to achieve a goal worth of…