Don’t Buy the Dip Until You See These Numbers
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Dividend TalksIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 24 Oct 2026, 18:52 UTC
- Recorded by Tahlil Plus
- 24 Oct 2026, 20:22 UTC
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The analysis covers three stocks: AXP, AAPL, and BMY. AXP is identified as having a target price of $101.00, with a fail bound at $135.00, indicating a bearish prediction from a current price of $132.45. AAPL, currently trading at $347.72, is predicted to move bearishly towards a target of $328.35, with failure at $368.00, despite a bullish long-term trend. BMY, currently priced at $61.48, faces bearish predictions with a target of $52.00 and a failure point at $65.00, despite a bullish year-to-date trend. The analysis also touches on broader market themes like Fed policy, inflation, and company valuations using various models such as DCF, multiples, and dividend discount models. Uber's expansion strategies and Instacart's potential sale are also briefly mentioned as market context. The current market sentiment appears cautious, with a focus on potential downside risks and the need for strong earnings to support valuations. The analysis implies a bearish outlook for AXP and BMY, while AAPL presents a mixed signal with strong historical growth but a bearish short-term outlook.
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