RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Latest from Scotiabanki don't look at them in terms of "belief". I look at it to get an idea of how the market is valuing the company now compared to it has valued it in the past. Where nothing has changed in the past few years other than carrying out the "plan", then there is no reason for the market to value the company any different (an argument could be made that the market should have a more positive attitude, but I would be happy with indifference). Where the market is now valuing the company at the lowest multiple levels (it is like 4.2x 2025 earnings), then if I was trying to time the market, now would be reasonable time to invest. if the multiples come back to where they were a couple years ago, the stock would be $138.
So, that is quite useful to consider and, to me, I can just ignore the daily ups and downs and patiently wait for the market to get greedy.