The Treasury Wine Estates Ltd (ASX: TWE) share price has whipsawed in 2022, trading as high as $13.20 and as low as $10.54 in that time.
It has danced between $11 and $12 from March to May and it’s down 11.8% this year to date (below). It’s been trending down since 31 May and today, the Treasury Wine share price is $10.88 — down 0.37% for the day so far.
Analysts stacked on the buy side
Over the past 12 months, the number of buy calls on Treasury Wine has crept upwards. Currently, 58% of brokers covering the stock have it rated as a buy, according to Bloomberg data.
That’s crept up from 33% this time last year.
Another 37% have it rated a hold — that number reducing from roughly 46% a year ago. In terms of price targets, an Evans and Partners note from November 2021 lists a valuation for Treasury Wine of $14.60.
However, a June note from Credit Suisse has it valued at $13.50 per share. Jefferies valued it at $14.50 apiece earlier this month as well.
Macquarie and Goldman Sachs are both neutral at $12.55 and $11.90 respectively.
Those at Barrenjoey aren’t a fan. The team rates the Treasury Wine share price underweight on a $9.50 price objective in May. This is the only sell rating.
The consensus price target is $13.17 from this list. That suggests about a 20% potential upside.
Treasury Wine share price snapshot
In the past 12 months, Treasury Wine stock has slipped about 9.5% into the red. From its 52-week high, it has slipped 18%.
That means it must gain about 23% to return to its former highs. Moreover, there’s no telling how long this volatility will last.
The post Despite recent volatility, brokers are bullish on the Treasury Wine share price appeared first on The Motley Fool Australia.
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