Meritor (NYSE:MTOR) Price Target and Consensus Rating
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5 Wall Street analysts have issued ratings and price targets for Meritor in the last 12 months. Their average twelve-month price target is $25.80, predicting that the stock has a possible downside of 6.72%. The high price target for MTOR is $34.00 and the low price target for MTOR is $23.00. There are currently 2 hold ratings and 3 buy ratings for the stock, resulting in a consensus rating of "Buy."
Meritor (NYSE:MTOR) Consensus Price Target History
Average Share Price and Price Target by Month
The chart below shows how a company's share price and consensus price target have changed over time. The dark blue line represents the company's actual price. The lighter blue line represents the stock's consensus price target. The even lighter blue range in the background of the two lines represents the low price target and the high price target for each stock.
Meritor (NYSE:MTOR) Analyst Ratings History
(Data available from 4/13/2018 forward. View 10+ years of historical ratings with our analyst ratings screener.)
