INTECH US Valuation

JRSNX Fund  USD 11.60  -0.03  -0.26%   
Our intrinsic value work places INTECH US near $11.69 per share, compared with where the market currently trades it at $11.6. That supports a fairly valued view. Macroaxis balances fund fundamentals against technical indicators and probability of bankruptcy when forming this estimate.
Fairly Valued
Today
11.60
From a risk standpoint, INTECH US's price movement is currently Very Low. Our intrinsic value work places INTECH US near $11.69 per share, compared with where the market currently trades it at $11.6. That supports a fairly valued view. Macroaxis balances fund fundamentals against technical indicators and probability of bankruptcy when forming this estimate.
As an exchange-traded mutual fund, INTECH US derives its market value from live trading in the market. When market value drifts away from intrinsic value, investors may find an opportunity if that spread closes over time.
Historical Market  11.6 Real  11.69 Hype  11.59
The real value of INTECH Mutual Fund, also known as its intrinsic value, is the underlying worth of Intech Managed Volatility Mutual Fund. That value may differ from its market price, which is determined by investor sentiment and market trends. Intrinsic value analysis provides a framework for evaluating whether INTECH US is attractively priced.
11.69
Real Value
12.51
Upside
Estimating the potential upside or downside of Intech Managed Volatility supports forecasting how INTECH mutual fund impacts portfolios. Adding INTECH mutual fund to a portfolio requires understanding both its growth ceiling and downside exposure. The value of INTECH mutual fund in a portfolio context is shaped by intrinsic metrics and market dynamics.
Hype
Prediction
LowEstimatedHigh
10.7711.5912.41
Details

Valuation Framework, Methodology & Assumptions

INTECH US is a fund with category exposure linked to Mutual Fund Funds. Category comparisons provide context for fees, exposure efficiency, and long-term risk posture.

Inputs for Intech Managed Volatility come from fund disclosures and market reference feeds and are mapped into a consistent reporting framework. Some fields can appear with publication lag. Valuation outputs are model-derived and depend on published assumptions and reference inputs.

This content is curated and reviewed by:

Raphi Shpitalnik - Junior Member of Macroaxis Editorial Board
Last reviewed on March 14th, 2026