AnaChart data

JAG analyst price targets, scored

Every published price target on JAG in the AnaChart record, 2017-02-20 to 2019-11-12, with whether the stock reached it and how many calendar days that took.

Price targets
38
2017-02-20 to 2019-11-12
Scored
38
target and price both known
Reached
9
23.7% of scored, no time limit
Median days to hit
63
mean 81
Analysts
24
one identity per person
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Analysts covering JAG, by scored targets

AnalystScoredReachedShareMean daysLast action
Jeanine Wai4125.0%112019-08-30
Irene Haas3133.3%612019-07-17
John Gerdes300.0%2019-03-04
Dan Mcspirit300.0%2017-08-10
Scott Hanold300.0%2019-08-12
Kashy Harrison200.0%2019-08-16
Michael Glick200.0%2018-12-07
Mark Lear200.0%2017-03-28
Gordon Douthat100.0%2018-10-24
Gabriele Sorbara11100.0%632019-10-15
Biju Perincheril11100.0%842019-10-14
Chris Stevens100.0%2017-02-21
Betty Jiang11100.0%2742017-03-23
Asit Sen100.0%2017-10-16
Lloyd Byrne11100.0%222018-03-07
John Nelson100.0%2017-02-21
Leo Mariani100.0%2019-11-12
Michael Scialla11100.0%1192017-03-15
Neal Dingmann100.0%2019-04-02
Mike Kelly11100.0%852017-09-28
Nitin Kumar100.0%2017-06-01
Paul Grigel100.0%2018-12-20
Stephen Richardson100.0%2017-02-21
William Featherston11100.0%112017-12-11

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. Targets are kept as printed and split-adjusted, with the ratio beside them. Rows are never restated.

Ask for the JAG 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.