Valuation models
price $164.82 · as of Nov 2, 2026
DCF · Perpetuity growth · 5yused68.03 – 102.5182.35100% overvaluedDCF · Perpetuity growth · 10y78.56 – 115.7594.0375% overvaluedDCF · EBITDA exit · 5y175.09 – 192.53183.5810% undervaluedDCF · EBITDA exit · 10y160.96 – 191.69175.596% undervaluedP/E · peers138.90 – 167.52146.4413% overvaluedP/E · own history118.18 – 185.17151.379% overvaluedPEG—152.428% overvaluedEV/EBITDA · peers135.86 – 226.52154.727% overvaluedEV/Revenue · peers109.41 – 149.78121.5136% overvaluedEarnings power value19.78 – 36.5626.75516% overvaluedDividend discount32.73 – 73.2246.59254% overvaluedWall St. consensus target—176.006% belowCost of capital (WACC)—8.89%—
DCF · Perpetuity growth · 5y leads for mature & stable — positive operating income and three years of positive free cash flow. How the headline model is chosen.
Model value · DCF · Perpetuity growth · 5y
82.35
Emerson Electric closed at $164.82 — overvalued by 100% vs model.
68.03the model's range102.51
DCF · Perpetuity growth · 5y leads for mature & stable — positive operating income and three years of positive free cash flow. From a five-year discounted cash flow.
Other models
26.75 – 183.58
Wall St. target
176.00 6% below
Above model, 1y
30 of 30 days
How it is valued
Valued asMature & Stable
Low/slowing growth (~9% recent)Moderate margins (13% net margin)Pays dividendsHighly cyclical earnings
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