Consolidated Edison, Inc. (ED) fair value analysis
S&P 500 · Updated 2026-09-07
Consolidated Edison, Inc. is a utility company that provides electric, gas, and steam service to customers in the New York metropolitan area. The company operates in New York City and Westchester County, serving residential, commercial, and industrial clients through its integrated energy delivery infrastructure.
Forward Fair Value verdict
Fairly valuedBased on TickrTrends' weekly Forward Fair Value model, ED is trading at within about 10% of estimated fair value.
ED currently ranks #20 of 36 Utilities stocks by discount to Forward Fair Value. It has screened as Fairly valued for 3 consecutive weekly runs.
- Last price
- $107.29
- Sector
- Utilities
- 12-month range
- $95.84–$113.91
Derived indicators
Coarse bands from TickrTrends' weekly models; exact figures are part of the full report.
- Quality grade
- F
- Leverage
- Moderate
- Margin trend
- Contracting
- Revenue growth
- Declining
- RSI zone
- Neutral
- 52-week position
- The upper-middle quarter of its range
What our data shows for ED
- Our model validated 17 trailing price-to-earnings windows for ED, built from quarterly earnings records.
- Shares are trading in the middle of their 12-month price range of $95.84–$113.91.
- The 14-day relative strength index sits at a neutral 49.
The exact numbers are one step away
- The precise Forward Fair Value dollar figure for ED
- Exact discount / premium to today's price
- The normalized historical P/E behind the estimate, and how many quarters support it
- Forward EPS input and fiscal-year basis
- Screeners and rankings across the full S&P 500 and Nasdaq universes
How Forward Fair Value works
TickrTrends computes a Forward Fair Value for every covered stock each week: a conservatively normalized historical price-to-earnings multiple is applied to the analyst-consensus earnings estimate for the next full fiscal year. Every input window is validated for continuity and every result is screened for plausibility before publication.
Recent ED news
TickrTrends' derived news-sentiment signal for ED is currently leaning positive, computed from recent coverage.
- Consolidated Edison (ED) Reaches Joint Proposal for New York Steam Rate Plan (gurufocus.com, 2026-09-05)
TickrTrends take: Consolidated Edison's agreement on a new steam rate plan removes regulatory uncertainty that could have affected future cash flows and earnings predictability in its utility operations. For investors evaluating whether the Fairly valued designation appropriately reflects ED's risk profile, the resolution of this rate case demonstrates the company's ability to reach constructive outcomes with regulators, which supports the stability assumptions underlying current valuation models. Going forward, valuation-focused readers should monitor how the approved rates translate into actual revenue and margin performance relative to what was priced into the stock at fair value. - ConEd plans 28 new substations by 2035 (finance.yahoo.com, 2026-08-12)
TickrTrends take: ConEd's capital plan to construct 28 new substations reflects infrastructure investment demands that typically require sustained revenue growth to justify expansion costs. For a utility valued as fairly priced, investors should monitor whether the company can achieve sufficient rate base returns on these substantial capital expenditures, as cost overruns or regulatory delays could pressure future earnings. The success of this infrastructure buildout will be a key factor in determining whether the current valuation appropriately reflects ConEd's long-term earning power. - Do Wall Street Analysts Like Consolidated Edison Stock? (finance.yahoo.com, 2026-08-11)
TickrTrends take: Consolidated Edison operates in the Utilities sector, which typically attracts investors seeking stable cash flows and dividend income rather than rapid growth. With TickrTrends currently assessing ED as fairly valued, the question of Wall Street analyst sentiment becomes relevant primarily as a potential signal for whether the market consensus differs from the current valuation baseline. For valuation-focused readers, analyst recommendations matter most when they diverge from fair value assessments, as such gaps may indicate upcoming repricing pressure or reveal overlooked risks in the utility's business model.
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TickrTrends weekly updates
- 2026-09-07 — No material change this week: the verdict, bands and grades all held steady.
- 2026-09-06 — No material change this week: the verdict, bands and grades all held steady.
- 2026-08-31 — TickrTrends initiated weekly Forward Fair Value coverage of this stock.
Frequently asked questions
Is ED stock undervalued?
Based on TickrTrends' Forward Fair Value model (updated 2026-09-07), ED is trading at within about 10% of estimated fair value and screens as fairly valued. The exact fair value and discount are available to subscribers.
What is ED's TickrTrends verdict?
ED's current verdict is Fairly valued, refreshed with every weekly Forward Fair Value run.
How does ED compare to other Utilities stocks?
ED ranks #20 of 36 Utilities stocks in TickrTrends' coverage when sorted by discount to Forward Fair Value.
Is ED overbought or oversold?
ED's 14-day RSI is in neutral territory - neither overbought nor oversold.