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Analyst Track Record Who was right — and by how much

→“Who are the most accurate analysts covering NVDA over the last 3 years?”
→“How accurate has Dan Ives been on AAPL over 5 years — every call and outcome?”
→“Rank semiconductor analysts by accuracy over 3 years — include hit rate and sample size”
→“Which brokers have been most bullish on AMZN over 4 years — and were they right?”
→“For NVDA, what % of analyst PT revisions over 3 years were followed by a same-direction 3-day stock move? Break down by signal size (<5%, 5–15%, >15%) and by upgrade vs. downgrade vs. reaffirmation”

Price Target History How targets have moved, when, and by whom

→“Show me all upgrades and downgrades on MSFT in 2023–2024 with outcome vs. actual price”
→“What was the high/low/median analyst price target on TSLA each quarter from 2021–2024?”
→“Every analyst who has ever covered META — their full PT history and current position”
→“Current consensus on AAPL — every active rating and price target in the last 6 months”

Consensus & Disagreement When analysts agree, fracture, or diverge

→“How wide is analyst disagreement on NVDA right now — and when was consensus historically tightest vs. most fractured?”
→“Rank these semiconductor stocks by analyst disagreement today — which have the widest vs. tightest spread?”
→“For NVDA, show monthly analyst disagreement over 3 years — and what that level of disagreement historically implied for next-month returns and volatility”
→“For NVDA — identify all 30-day windows where 3 or more analysts issued bullish calls simultaneously. How did price perform over the next 90 days in those cluster windows vs. isolated upgrades?”
→“Rank all Nasdaq-100 sectors by current analyst disagreement level — show each sector’s composite rotation score (low-disagreement + net bullish sentiment) and flag which are overweight vs. underweight signals this week”
→“Rank all NASDAQ-100 stocks by their current negative implied upside ratio — the share of analysts whose price target sits below today’s stock price. Return the full ranked table with coverage count as a reliability filter, plus a regime-conditional interpretation: which stocks are contrarian candidates in Neutral or Stress markets?” (Note: regime layer uses S&P 500 return + volatility data — you can supply your own classification or request AnaChart to include it.)

Analyst Behavior & Style How an analyst operates — not just what they said

→“Behavioral profile of Dan Ives — upgrade/downgrade ratio, herding tendency, revision frequency, and how bold his targets have been”
→“How accurate is JPMorgan on tech when they go against consensus vs. when they herd with it?”
→“Show analyst revision activity on META alongside market volatility — did analysts lead or react?”
→“Which analysts covering TSLA tend to set aspirational targets that never get reached — and which set realistic ones? Show average time-to-target for each”

Timing & Earnings Context When analysts act — and whether it matters

→“Did analyst accuracy on CNC improve or worsen near earnings? Show revision timing relative to earnings dates over 3 years”
→“How many analysts revised their NVDA targets within 2 weeks of each earnings release — and were those revisions more accurate than off-cycle ones?”
→“Show the full timeline of analyst PT revisions on SBUX across the last 4 earnings cycles — when did the crowd move, and who moved first?”
→“Which semiconductor analysts tend to issue near earnings vs. mid-cycle — and does timing correlate with accuracy?”

First-Mover & Lead Signals Who anticipates consensus — not just who was right

Some analysts consistently revise before consensus moves. Their signal value comes from timing — not just accuracy.

→“Who are the first movers on NVDA — analysts whose price targets have historically anticipated where consensus moves, not just who was directionally right?”
→“Is Dan Ives a Precision Leader or a Bold Noise Generator? Show his first-mover score, boldness index, and how consensus has responded to his calls”
→“Rank all analysts covering MSFT by first-mover quality — who moves consensus vs. who follows it?”
→“Export every bullish analyst call on NVDA from 2021–2024 — with exact dates, analyst, broker, PT change, and 3M/6M/1Y price outcome — as a clean research dataset ready for joining against any external data source”

Broker Intelligence Firm-level patterns, sector strengths, and head-to-head comparisons

→“Which broker has the best accuracy record on healthcare stocks over 5 years — with every relevant analyst included?”
→“Compare Goldman Sachs vs. Morgan Stanley PT accuracy on FAANG stocks — same time period, head-to-head”
→“Full analyst roster at Piper Sandler covering industrials — hit rates, coverage counts, and boldness scores”
→“Which brokers have been consistently contrarian on TSLA — and has contrarianism paid off for them?”

⭐ Deep Research Multi-dimensional reports — signals, risk, and alpha

Full analytical reports that go beyond accuracy — benchmark-adjusted alpha, dispersion-based risk signals, and institutional activity patterns. Delivered as formatted PDF with narrative.

→“Did Goldman Sachs Buy calls on NVDA actually beat the S&P 500 at 90, 180, and 365 days?”
→“Full benchmark-adjusted accuracy report: every analyst who covered TSLA over 5 years, ranked by alpha generated vs. holding SPY”
→“For NVDA, 3-year monthly dispersion signal: current disagreement quartile, implied return premium, and realized volatility at each level of disagreement”
→“Institutional analyst activity report on AAPL — coverage volume, acceleration trend, and what prior activity bursts implied for near-term price direction”

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