Is Trefis any good?
Trefis has an overall rating of 3.1 out of 5, based on over 38 reviews left anonymously by employees.
What is a Trefis estimate?
The Trefis price is the result of mathematically combining all of our forecasts for a company into a single number representing the per share value of the company. The Trefis forecasts are used to calculate future revenues, costs and cash profits for a company.
What is Trefis model?
Trefis. Trefis is a stock analysis service that breaks down a stock price by the contribution of a company’s major products and businesses. The model allows users to change underlying assumptions by simply dragging lines on charts forecasting the future price of the products, their future expected market share, etc.
What is Trefis data?
Trefis is an interactive financial community structured around trends, forecasts and insights related to some of the most popular stocks in the US. Whereas most finance sites simply give you the facts about where a stock has been and what a company has done in the past, Trefis focuses entirely on the future.
What is the Trefis team?
Led by MIT engineers and Wall Street analysts, Trefis (through its dashboards platform dashboards.trefis.com) helps you understand how a company’s products, that you touch, read, or hear about everyday, impact its stock price.
How does Trefis forecast the price of each company?
The Trefis analysis of each company shown on the Trefis site is structured by division and by forecast within each division. Our forecasts and the corresponding rationale are transparent to all and each forecast assumption that has an impact on the Trefis price is modifiable by users.
Is Trefis a good valuation model?
Everyone has their own ways of analyzing a company and nobody has been proven to consistently use the “right way” Trefis is a good valuation model however their base inputs are usually wrong/trailing the market. So the net result is garbage in – garbage out.
Where can I find additional details about Trefis?
Additional details about Trefis can be found in the About Us and FAQ sections. Specifically, the FAQ contains answers to more advanced valuation and methodology questions. The Trefis approach to valuing companies is based on sum of the parts and discounted cash flow (DCF) analysis.
What should first solar’s price be based on Trefis?
It basically breakys down what they believe the price should be based on what the company holds. For example FSLR (First solar) is currently being sold at $40.36 but Trefis believes they should be selling at $43.46. Does anyone know how reliable this is?