Most IR teams know who covers them. Far fewer can say, on the record, which of those analysts have been worth listening to, how their targets have moved, and where the laggards are dragging the consensus that shows up in every headline about the stock.
AnaChart’s analyst price target data lets you audit your own coverage from the inside: every analyst on your name, their full target and rating history, and a verified track record for each one, across 7,191 analysts and 9,686 tickers back to 2004.
Your coverage roster, with a record attached
Here is what an audit row looks like, using Apple’s coverage as the example. Met ratio is each analyst’s full AAPL history, not a recent streak.
| Analyst | Firm | AAPL targets met | Met ratio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wamsi Mohan | BofA Securities | 159 / 164 | 96.95% |
| Amit Daryanani | Evercore ISI | 154 / 159 | 96.86% |
| Erik Woodring | Morgan Stanley | 46 / 48 | 95.83% |
| Laura Martin | Needham | 55 / 55 | 100% |
| Krish Sankar | TD Cowen | 38 / 42 | 90.48% |
What it lets IR do
- Prep for earnings knowing which analysts drive the consensus number and how their targets have trended.
- Prioritise outreach toward the analysts whose calls the market follows.
- Show your board the coverage picture with a track record attached, not just a list of names and ratings.
- Spot a stale target that is dragging consensus before it becomes the story.
Where the numbers come from
The record is point-in-time and survivorship-free, so nothing is smoothed after the fact. For how the track-record field is scored, see the accuracy data; for the full query behind an audit, see the use-cases page.
Pull your own name
Start with the free Apple sample to see the exact format, then ask for the same cut on your ticker. Request the AAPL sample, or ask for a cut on your stock.
FAQ
Can I get coverage data for one specific ticker?
Yes. A custom cut can be scoped to a single company: every analyst covering it, their target and rating history, and each one’s met ratio and score.
Does it show retired or moved analysts?
Yes. Analysts are resolved to a canonical identity across firm moves, and the history is survivorship-free, so a name’s full record survives job changes.
How current is it?
The dataset runs through 2026 and is refreshed as new analyst actions publish.