Third Avenue Small-Cap Value Fund Investor Class (TVSVX) Forecast
TVSVX Analyst Rating
Moderate Buy
20Buy14Hold0Sell
Based on the Wall Street analyst consensus for 34 of TVSVX’s holdings.
TVSVX Analyst Price Target
Average Price Target
$28.75▲(18.35% Upside)Based on Wall Street analyst 12-month price targets for 34 of Third Avenue Small-Cap Value Fund Investor Class’s holdings in the last 3 months. The average price target is $28.75 with a high forecast of $31.82 and a low forecast of $25.60. The average price target represents a 18.35% change from the last price of $24.29.
Past 12 Months12 Month ForecastJan2026Oct2026
High$31.82
Average$28.75
Low$25.60
Highest Price TargetHighest$31.82Average Price Target$28.75Lowest Price TargetLowest$25.60
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TVSVX Mutual Fund FAQ
What is TVSVX’s average 12-month price target, according to analysts?
Based on Wall Street analyst price targets for 34 of TVSVX’s holdings, Third Avenue Small-Cap Value Fund Investor Class’s 12-month average price target is $28.75.
What is TVSVX’s upside potential, based on the analysts’ average price target?
TVSVX’s average price target of $28.75 represents a 18.35% upside from its last price of $24.29.
Is TVSVX a Buy, Sell or Hold?
Third Avenue Small-Cap Value Fund Investor Class has a consensus rating of Moderate Buy, based on the analyst consensus for 34 of TVSVX’s holdings: 20 rated Buy, 14 rated Hold and 0 rated Sell.
What is Third Avenue Small-Cap Value Fund Investor Class’s price target?
The average price target for Third Avenue Small-Cap Value Fund Investor Class is $28.75, based on Wall Street analyst 12-month price targets for 34 of TVSVX’s holdings, issued in the past 3 months. The highest price target is $31.82 and the lowest is $25.60. The average price target represents a 18.35% increase from the last price of $24.29.
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