Consensus, price targets, upgrades and downgrades, earnings estimates, results vs expectations: opinions from analysis houses gathered, company by company and in rankings.
2000 companies tracked, the largest global market capitalizations. Type a name or a symbol.
Updated every week from notices, targets, and estimates published by analysis firms.
The gap between the analysts' average price target and the current share price.
See ranking →A score summarizing the distribution of opinions: +2 if everyone is strongly buying, −2 if everyone is strongly selling, 0 when opinions neutralize..
See ranking →The stocks that analysts recommend the least.
See ranking →Each weekly update, with the analysis house, the old and new opinion.
See ranking →Each weekly drop, with the analysis house, the old and the new opinion.
See ranking →Companies that are performing better than expected, quarter after quarter.
See ranking →The latest published result compared to what analysts expected.
See ranking →The latest published result compared to analyst expectations.
See ranking →What analysts expect for net profit over two years, in average annual growth rate.
See ranking →Each ranking also exists by country as soon as it counts at least 10 companies.
A consensus adds up the opinions of several analysis houses: strong buy, buy, hold, sell, strong sell. It describes the dominant opinion at the moment, not the future of the share price. Two things to look at before the verdict: the number of reviews (five analysts do not make a solid consensus) and its evolution (a consensus that deteriorates month by month says more than a photo).
A price target is a price at 12 months calculated by an analyst based on their own assumptions. It is often revised after the fact: when the share price rises, targets follow; when it falls, they fall with a delay. A "potential" of 40 % is therefore first a sign of a share price that has just moved faster than the analysts. Use it as a benchmark, never as a promise.
Platform members: the tracking of opinion changes allows filtering by country, sector, house and direction of change.