The average one-year price target for STORE ELECTRONICS (EPA:SESL)
has been revised to 175.24 / share.
This is an increase
of 6.38% from
the prior estimate of 164.73 dated January 16, 2023.
The price target is an average of many targets provided by analysts.
The latest targets range from a low of 161.60 to a high
of 192.15 / share.
The average price target represents an increase
of 56.18% from the
latest reported closing price of 112.20 / share.
See our leaderboard of companies with the largest price target upside.
What are Other Shareholders Doing?
WBIIX – William Blair Institutional International Growth Fund Institutional Class
holds 11K shares
representing 0.07% ownership of the company.
SCHC – Schwab International Small-Cap Equity ETF
holds 9K shares
representing 0.06% ownership of the company.
In it’s prior filing, the firm reported owning 9K shares, representing
a decrease
of 0.17%.
The firm
increased
its portfolio allocation in SESL by 33.54% over the last quarter.
DBEZ – Xtrackers MSCI Eurozone Hedged Equity ETF
holds 0K shares
representing 0.00% ownership of the company.
No change in the last quarter.
SPEU – SPDR Portfolio Europe ETF
holds 0K shares
representing 0.00% ownership of the company.
In it’s prior filing, the firm reported owning 0K shares, representing
an increase
of 30.30%.
The firm
increased
its portfolio allocation in SESL by 24.56% over the last quarter.
SCZ – iShares MSCI EAFE Small-Cap ETF
holds 21K shares
representing 0.13% ownership of the company.
In it’s prior filing, the firm reported owning 20K shares, representing
an increase
of 4.65%.
The firm
decreased
its portfolio allocation in SESL by 4.41% over the last quarter.
What is the Fund Sentiment?
There are 27 funds or institutions reporting positions in STORE ELECTRONICS.
This is an increase
of
6
owner(s) or 28.57% in the last quarter.
Average portfolio weight of all funds dedicated to SESL is 0.16%,
an increase
of 111.56%.
Total shares owned by institutions increased
in the last three months by 139.44% to 1,074K shares.
This story originally appeared on Fintel.
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