Consolidated Edison (ED) has seen strong share price gains over multiple years, leading to questions about its current valuation. While a Dividend Discount Model suggests the stock is slightly overvalued by about 9.8%, a Price-to-Earnings analysis indicates it might be undervalued given its P/E of 20.16x compared to a Fair Ratio of 22.79x. The article encourages investors to use “Narratives” for a more personalized valuation approach, considering their own forecasts for the company’s future performance.
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Is Consolidated Edison (ED) Still Attractive After Strong Multi‑Year Share Price Gains
Consolidated Edison (ED) has seen strong share price gains over multiple years, leading to questions about its current valuation. While a Dividend Discount Model suggests the stock is slightly overvalued by about 9.8%, a Price-to-Earnings analysis indicates it might be undervalued given its P/E of 20.16x compared to a Fair Ratio of 22.79x. The article encourages investors to use “Narratives” for a more personalized valuation approach, considering their own forecasts for the company’s future performance.