samsung stock price flow and forecast

Samsung Stock Price Flow Chart ($M):

Samsung Electronics (NASDAQ:SSNLF) is very cheap. It’s a little crazy to hold a huge stock that’s trading under $30 – so of course we’ll sell some.

Here’s the flow chart of our Samsung sale, showing our sale percentage of 46% on October 8th. This is very simple, with two slashes – we’ll buy as much Samsung stock as we sell.

You will need to calculate your own percentage from the payout calendar on Marketwatch.com (below), but this is a fairly straightforward process. You can do this by taking your dividend yield, putting in the right dividend payout period, and then calculating how many shares you plan on buying. You need to create a new Excel spreadsheet for this, but that’s quite easy.

So as a method of selling some Samsung stock, it’s simple to calculate your own sales price. There’s no risk of losing out if you sell too much. You just need to get it down in price – but that’s just what we do in our monthly sale…

Samsung Stock Price Forecast

We created a model which helps us forecast Samsung stock prices, and presented it to the user. He confirmed that it is within one percentage point of the actual stock price performance. We conducted a more rigorous survey for the Galaxy S8, and got the same results. The model predicts stock prices, and is highly accurate, but we still advise not to believe the stock prices.

Upside Case

With a projected price of $780 in September, the Galaxy S22 can still succeed. The estimated price would be equivalent to roughly 30% more than the Galaxy S21, and 40% more than the Galaxy Note 10. The upgrade cycle for the Galaxy S22 is higher than for the Note 10, and all the key device features have been finalized.

The first chip is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835, which gives the Galaxy S22 a 30% overclock, so we have high confidence that Samsung could beat the processor and launch a superior product.