The higher the implied yield of the analyst's target price, the higher the potential future return of the stock according to the analyst's expectations. This factor reflects the market's expectations of the stock's future price increase potential. However, analysts' target price forecasts are not absolutely accurate, and their judgments may be affected by factors such as their own research level, information acquisition bias, and emotions. Therefore, this factor should be used as an auxiliary reference and combined with other fundamentals and market information for comprehensive analysis, and should not be used as the only basis for investment.