If you've done your homework, then you can see that the target prices are rarely reached. As you can see from Wilmar's case. UBS raised Wilmar's tp to $5.90 from $4.55. But they say it's is fairly valued now and downgraded it to "neutral" from "buy", citing a lack of short-term upside to its price.

So I doubt GAR will reach $1.70. You have to apply your own margin of safety according to your risk profile and market sentiment.

Golden Agri-Resources is controlled by the Widjaja family.

There are still lingering concerns over corporate governance and transparency issues. In 2001, Sinar Mas Group (founded by the Widjaja family) subsidiary Asia Pulp & Paper defaulted on its debts, in one of Asia’s largest ever defaults. In terms of transparency, there is still some room for improvement, especially in the level of disclosure for financial reporting.