28 Jul 2025
DD
0.91%DuPont de Nemours, Inc.
$94.23
Buy range
$113–$170
Intrinsic value range$339–$374
150-day avg$91.07
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DD
0.21%DuPont de Nemours, Inc.
$140.77
150-day avg
$138.72
Value range estimated 28 Jul 2025$339–$374
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Adjusted for the Qnity spin-off and the 1-for-3 reverse split
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Left card, 28 July 2025. Right card, 28 July 2026. The screener’s own output a year back, next to where each name actually closed — price only, dividends excluded, which understates every figure rather than flattering it. The right-hand card carries a price, not a fresh valuation: the value range on it is the one estimated in 2025, shown so you can see the price against it. PARA has no pair because Paramount Global was folded into Paramount Skydance during 2025 and no longer trades under that ticker. DD is on a basis adjusted for its Qnity Electronics spin-off and 1-for-3 reverse split, so both of its figures are the same unit. Nothing was chosen with hindsight: these are the screener’s own rows, KMX included, which finished the year down. Past performance is not a prediction, and none of this is advice.
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- 02Low debt to equityDebt / equity under 1.1
- 03Earnings stabilityProfitable, with no collapse in earnings
- 04Dividend historyPays a dividend
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10-K vs. earnings call4 topics · 3 calls
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Watch10-K
Margin declined year over year on higher input and freight costs.
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Contradiction10-K
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Aligned10-K
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Earnings call
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Aligned10-K
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