Franklin Universal Trust
FAIR PRICE VALUATION
Updated daily
Model: DCF 50% · Relative 30% · Consensus 20%
MARKET PRICE
$8.20
FAIR PRICE
$6.39
MARGIN
$1.81
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FPI RATING
Strong profitability and high-quality fundamentals, but volatile earnings pattern and limited growth momentum.
Analytical data, not an investment recommendation. Updated daily.
How we calculate this ↗MARGIN OF SAFETY
A 20% margin of safety below fair value — the conservative entry level for risk-aware investors.
SAFETY MARGIN
20%
Below fair value
ENTRY LEVEL
$5.11
Fair price × 0.80
DISTANCE
37.7%
Price to entry level
At the current price of $8.20, FT trades 37.7% above the conservative entry level of $5.11. This entry level represents a 20% margin of safety below the calculated fair price of $6.39 — a buffer that accounts for estimation uncertainty in the valuation model.
Margin of safety is a risk management concept, not an investment recommendation. The 20% threshold follows Benjamin Graham's value investing framework. Fair price and entry levels are model-based estimates updated daily. Learn more about Margin of Safety ↗
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METHODOLOGY
How we calculate FT's fair price
Franklin Universal Trust's fair price of $6.39 is derived from a blended model that combines DCF analysis (50%), relative valuation against Financial Services peers using metrics like P/E and EV/EBITDA (30%), and analyst consensus (20%). At the current market price of $8.20, FT trades 22.1% above its calculated fair value.
DCF MODEL · 50%
Discounted free cash flow analysis based on projected cash flows, discounted at a rate reflecting FT's risk profile.
RELATIVE · 30%
Comparing FT's valuation multiples against Financial Services peers to determine if the stock is over or undervalued relative to its industry.
ANALYST · 20%
Aggregated analyst price targets for FT, weighted by recency and analyst accuracy.
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What is the fair price of FT?+
Based on our blended model combining DCF analysis (50%), relative valuation against Financial Services peers (30%), and analyst consensus (20%), the fair price for Franklin Universal Trust is $6.39. At the current market price of $8.20, FT trades 22.1% above its calculated fair value.
Is FT overvalued or undervalued?+
Franklin Universal Trust is currently overvalued based on our valuation model. The stock trades at $8.20, which is 22.1% above the fair price of $6.39. The P/E ratio of 3.8x is a key metric in the valuation.
What is the margin of safety for FT?+
With a 20% margin of safety applied to the fair price of $6.39, the conservative entry level for FT is $5.11. At the current market price of $8.20, the stock trades 37.7% above this entry level. Margin of safety is a risk management concept from Benjamin Graham's value investing framework, not an investment recommendation.
How often is FT's fair price updated?+
We update fair price calculations for FT daily after market close. The current fair price of $6.39 incorporates the latest market data and sector multiples.
What factors affect FT's fair price calculation?+
FT's fair price of $6.39 is derived from DCF analysis (50% weight), relative valuation against Financial Services peers (30% weight), and analyst consensus (20% weight). Key metrics include P/E of 3.8x, ROE of 26.3%, and dividend yield of 7.82%.
Is FT a good buy right now?+
At $8.20, FT trades 22.1% above our fair value estimate of $6.39. The stock is currently overvalued. ROE stands at 26.3% (exceptional). Fair Price Index provides valuation data — always do your own research before investing.
Does FT pay dividends?+
FT has a dividend yield of 7.82%.
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