AnaChart data

ACLS analyst price targets, scored

Every published price target on ACLS in the AnaChart record, 2016-11-03 to 2026-02-18, with whether the stock reached it, how many calendar days that took, and how far above or below the close each target sat when published.

Price targets
104
2016-11-03 to 2026-02-18
Scored
104
target and price both known
Reached
103
99.0% of scored, no time limit
Median days to hit
83
mean 198
Median implied move
+17.6%
target against the close on the day it was published
Analysts
13
one identity per person
Ask for the ACLS file or a question about it, first one free The $29 file covers S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 names; other tickers are quoted to the job.

Analysts covering ACLS, by scored targets

AnalystScoredReachedShareMean daysMedian moveLast action
Craig Ellis3333100.0%202+25.1%2026-02-18
Christian Schwab1818100.0%149+13.9%2025-10-02
Quinn Bolton1414100.0%51+11.8%2023-06-14
Patrick HO1111100.0%178+15.4%2022-08-04
Thomas Diffely88100.0%321+18.9%2025-10-02
Duksan Jang5480.0%180+7.6%2026-01-13
Mark Miller55100.0%597+21.7%2025-10-02
Edwin Mok44100.0%319+25.8%2018-02-07
Gus Richard33100.0%199-4.2%2019-11-01
Hans Chung22100.0%54+13.8%2023-02-10
Scott Graham11100.0%87+19.7%2023-02-28
Charles Shi002025-02-12
Jed Dorsheimer002025-02-12

How the scoring works

Direction is the target against the raw close on the day it was published. A target is reached when the stock trades through it in that direction on any later day, with no time limit, tested against the raw daily high or low. Days to hit are calendar days to the first such day. Implied move is the nominal target against that same close, in percent, signed, so a target below the close shows as negative; the file carries it on every scored row and the median above is over all scored targets on ACLS, reached or not. Targets are kept as printed and split-adjusted, with the ratio beside them. Rows are never restated.

Ask for the ACLS file or a question about it, first one free The $29 file covers S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 names; other tickers are quoted to the job.