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The datasets from which these PYPL forecasts are drawn originate from FactSet. They represent the aggregated estimates made available to academics or practitioners via the Institutional Brokers’ Estimate System (IBES). Although this seems like a fair way of predicting future profits given that they have some level expertise in investment banking, studies show there's still an optimism bias present among these professionals.

Regression-based models suffer from the use of past earnings in a linear or exponential framework. This can lead to bias because these models assume that future performance will mirror historical trends exactly, whereas business cycle dynamics and seasonality may introduce randomness over time periods.

While there is a clear consensus that a factor-based approach to investment is rewarded over time, it goes without saying that the implementation of factor investing strategies, especially in the world of long-only money-management, is rarely subject to the same consensus. Index providers who offer funds that generally contain a small number of stocks in relation to the size and risk level they are designed for, often do so by selecting certain conditions or factors within each company.

For example, some commercial indexes aim at proportionality between price movements and dividends paid out over time while others look exclusively on liquidity considerations alone; yet still more restrict their selection criteria based around corporate governance issues like transparency reports rating various aspects such as soundness levels among others relevant metrics available about any given firm when deciding whether it should be included into an investor’s portfolio.

Community West Bancshares Forecast 2025 CWBC

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Five factor model inputs
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Forecast

This multi-factor forecast for Paypal Holdings (PYPL) is based on a weighted average of five factor-dervied forecasts.
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Forecast Model

Score

Significance

Percentage

2025 Forecast

Multi-Factor

3.8

1.5

100%

$341.68

Volatility

5.0

2.6

20%

$349.68

Momentum

5.9

4.3

20%

$305.96

Value

5.6

1.2

20%

$377.4

Quality

4.9

0.6

20%

$346.45

Size

4.5

0.2

20%

$328.91

Forecast Model

Score

2025 Forecast

Multi-Factor

5.7

241.67

Volatility

6.1

249.67

Momentum

4.8

205.95

Value

6.5

277.3

Quality

5.8

246.44

Size

5.4

228.92

Volatility Model
Low $232.23
High $262.23

2022

2023

2024

2025

241.73

242.98

245.32

246.45

Year

2022

2023

2024

2025

Volatility Model Forecast

243.69

245.70

247.71

249.68

High Range

243.69

245.70

247.71

249.68

Low Range

243.69

245.70

247.71

249.68

Evidence supports the idea that low volatility stocks consistently provide higher returns than high volatility stocks. Various researchers have proposed proposed that phenomenon is primarily caused by agency issues, whereby compensation structures and internal stock selection processes at asset management firms have led institutional investors on average to hold more volatile stocks.
Momentum Model
Low $232.23
High $262.23

2022

2023

2024

2025

241.73

242.98

245.32

246.45

Year

2022

2023

2024

2025

Momentum Model Forecast

241.70

232.81

214.94

205.96

High Range

243.69

245.70

247.71

249.68

Low Range

243.69

245.70

247.71

249.68

There is substantial evidence that indicates that stocks with the highest returns over a 3 to 12-month period tend to continue to perform well over the next 3 to 12 months. The opposite is true of stocks the the lowest returns in equivalent time periods. Momentum trading strategies that exploit this phenomenon have exhibited consistent profitability in most developed equity markets.
Value Model
Low $232.23
High $262.23

2022

2023

2024

2025

241.73

242.98

245.32

246.45

Year

2022

2023

2024

2025

Value Model Forecast

241.74

250.64

268.53

277.40

High Range

243.69

245.70

247.71

249.68

Low Range

243.69

245.70

247.71

249.68

The value factor is based on the simple premise that cheap stocks tend outperform expensive ones over the long term. Researchers have shown that value ubiquitously generates abnormal returns for individual stocks within several countries and across markets.
Quality Model
Low $232.23
High $262.23

2022

2023

2024

2025

241.73

242.98

245.32

246.45

Year

2022

2023

2024

2025

Quality Model Forecast

241.73

242.98

245.32

246.45

High Range

243.69

245.70

247.71

249.68

Low Range

243.69

245.70

247.71

249.68

Evidence indicates that the stocks of quality firms exhibit abnormally high returns on a risk-adjusted basis and are less prone to crashes. Quality firms can be identified on the basis of a set of shared characteristics. They are uniformly safe, profitable, growing, and well-managed. Lean more
Size Model
Low $232.23
High $262.23

2022

2023

2024

2025

241.73

242.98

245.32

246.45

Year

2022

2023

2024

2025

Size Model Forecast

231.43

238.53

232.11

228.91

High Range

243.69

245.70

247.71

249.68

Low Range

243.69

245.70

247.71

249.68

The size premium refers to the empirically-verified phenomenon that stocks with smaller market capitalizations have historically outperformed stocks with larger market capitalizations. Size is one of the factors included in the Fama–French three-factor model.

Will CWBC stock appreciate by the end of 2025?

We estimate that the stock of Community West Bancshares Forecast  is likely to appreciate in value from now until the end of 2025. Discover how we arrived at this conclusion.
72%
probability
Likely

Will CWBC stock crash by the end of 2025?

We estimate that Community West Bancshares Forecast  is very unlikely to experience a crash in its stock price from now until the end of 2025. Discover how we arrived at this conclusion.
14%
probability
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Will CWBC outperform its sector benchmark by the end of 2025?

We estimate that Community West Bancshares is somewhat likely to outperform the online payments index by the end of of 2025. Discover how we arrived at this conclusion.
52%
probability
Somewhat Likely

Will CWBC outperform the S&P 500 by end of 2025?

We estimate that Community West Bancshares  is somewhat unlikely to outperform the S&P 500 by the end of of 2025. Discover how we arrived at this conclusion.
48%
probability
Somewhat Unlikely
The datasets from which these CWBC forecasts originate from FactSet. They represent the aggregated estimates made available to academics or practitioners via the Institutional Brokers’ Estimate System (IBES). Although this seems like a fair way of predicting future profits given that they have some level expertise in investment banking, studies show there's still an optimism bias present among these professionals.

Regression-based models suffer from the use of past earnings in a linear or exponential framework. This can lead to bias because these models assume that future performance will mirror historical trends exactly, whereas business cycle dynamics and seasonality may introduce randomness over time periods.

While there is a clear consensus that a factor-based approach to investment is rewarded over time, it goes without saying that the implementation of factor investing strategies, especially in the world of long-only money-management, is rarely subject to the same consensus. Index providers who offer funds that generally contain a small number of stocks in relation to the size and risk level they are designed for, often do so by selecting certain conditions or factors within each company.

For example, some commercial indexes aim at proportionality between price movements and dividends paid out over time while others look exclusively on liquidity considerations alone; yet still more restrict their selection criteria based around corporate governance issues like transparency reports rating various aspects such as soundness levels among others relevant metrics available about any given firm when deciding whether it should be included into an investor’s portfolio.

Forecast

This multi-factor forecast for Community West Bancshares (CWBC) is based on a weighted average of five factor-dervied forecasts.
Components
Five factor model inputs
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The datasets from which these NNDM forecasts are drawn originate from FactSet. They represent the aggregated estimates made available to academics or practitioners via the Institutional Brokers’ Estimate System (IBES). Although this seems like a fair way of predicting future profits given that they have some level expertise in investment banking, studies show there's still an optimism bias present among these professionals.

Regression-based models suffer from the use of past earnings in a linear or exponential framework. This can lead to bias because these models assume that future performance will mirror historical trends exactly, whereas business cycle dynamics and seasonality may introduce randomness over time periods.

While there is a clear consensus that a factor-based approach to investment is rewarded over time, it goes without saying that the implementation of factor investing strategies, especially in the world of long-only money-management, is rarely subject to the same consensus. Index providers who offer funds that generally contain a small number of stocks in relation to the size and risk level they are designed for, often do so by selecting certain conditions or factors within each company.

For example, some commercial indexes aim at proportionality between price movements and dividends paid out over time while others look exclusively on liquidity considerations alone; yet still more restrict their selection criteria based around corporate governance issues like transparency reports rating various aspects such as soundness levels among others relevant metrics available about any given firm when deciding whether it should be included into an investor’s portfolio.