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Stock Analyst Recommendations by Research Firm

This page lists brokerages and sell-side research firms that have issued at least ten buy, hold and sell recommendations in the last twelve months. MarketBeat and its parent company are in no way affiliated with or endorsed by any firm on this list.

FirmTotal Ratings Issued
(Last 12 Months)
Sell Ratings Issued
(Last 12 Months)
Hold Ratings Issued
(Last 12 Months)
Buy Ratings Issued
(Last 12 Months)
Strong Ratings Issued
(Last 12 Months)
300 (0.0%)1 (3.3%)24 (80.0%)3 (10.0%)
210 (0.0%)6 (28.6%)11 (52.4%)1 (4.8%)
1330 (0.0%)20 (15.0%)107 (80.5%)5 (3.8%)
1378 (5.8%)35 (25.5%)66 (48.2%)14 (10.2%)
6111 (0.2%)104 (17.0%)326 (53.4%)72 (11.8%)
1150 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)115 (100.0%)0 (0.0%)
3726 (1.6%)85 (22.8%)250 (67.2%)15 (4.0%)
150 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)
220 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)22 (100.0%)
200 (0.0%)3 (15.0%)17 (85.0%)0 (0.0%)
9252 (0.2%)201 (21.7%)677 (73.2%)44 (4.8%)
1910282 (14.8%)522 (27.3%)1,043 (54.6%)0 (0.0%)
5557637 (11.5%)1,820 (32.8%)2,842 (51.1%)79 (1.4%)
4151 (0.2%)14 (3.4%)360 (86.7%)3 (0.7%)
10836 (0.6%)138 (12.7%)906 (83.7%)33 (3.0%)
130111 (0.8%)265 (20.4%)958 (73.6%)40 (3.1%)
249225 (1.0%)845 (33.9%)1,242 (49.8%)82 (3.3%)
787146 (18.6%)296 (37.6%)281 (35.7%)29 (3.7%)
142 (14.3%)5 (35.7%)7 (50.0%)0 (0.0%)
310 (0.0%)21 (67.7%)10 (32.3%)0 (0.0%)
110 (0.0%)3 (27.3%)4 (36.4%)4 (36.4%)
203416 (0.8%)171 (8.4%)1,767 (86.9%)50 (2.5%)
10711 (10.3%)3 (2.8%)88 (82.2%)5 (4.7%)
21163 (0.1%)317 (15.0%)1,554 (73.4%)64 (3.0%)
10166 (0.6%)269 (26.5%)368 (36.2%)42 (4.1%)
183613 (0.7%)479 (26.1%)1,242 (67.6%)47 (2.6%)
1410 (0.0%)21 (14.9%)60 (42.6%)7 (5.0%)
344 (11.8%)15 (44.1%)11 (32.4%)0 (0.0%)
2810 (0.0%)15 (5.3%)239 (85.1%)27 (9.6%)
421 (2.4%)13 (31.0%)24 (57.1%)2 (4.8%)
590 (0.0%)8 (13.6%)48 (81.4%)0 (0.0%)
170 (0.0%)3 (17.6%)9 (52.9%)0 (0.0%)
6295205 (3.3%)2,249 (35.7%)3,762 (59.8%)61 (1.0%)
9977 (0.7%)119 (11.9%)803 (80.5%)4 (0.4%)
611 (1.6%)16 (26.2%)11 (18.0%)33 (54.1%)
191 (5.3%)7 (36.8%)9 (47.4%)2 (10.5%)
350 (0.0%)9 (25.7%)0 (0.0%)26 (74.3%)
595 (8.5%)10 (16.9%)31 (52.5%)8 (13.6%)
200 (0.0%)11 (55.0%)8 (40.0%)0 (0.0%)
14812 (8.1%)29 (19.6%)70 (47.3%)1 (0.7%)
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640 (0.0%)16 (25.0%)31 (48.4%)2 (3.1%)
3110 (0.0%)59 (19.0%)227 (73.0%)8 (2.6%)
120 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)
3180 (0.0%)16 (5.0%)297 (93.4%)5 (1.6%)
160211 (0.7%)546 (34.1%)832 (51.9%)40 (2.5%)
1440 (0.0%)47 (32.6%)80 (55.6%)10 (6.9%)
273 (11.1%)13 (48.1%)11 (40.7%)0 (0.0%)
661 (1.5%)16 (24.2%)39 (59.1%)0 (0.0%)
5816 (1.0%)155 (26.7%)402 (69.2%)4 (0.7%)
257884 (3.3%)938 (36.4%)1,380 (53.5%)0 (0.0%)
183 (16.7%)11 (61.1%)0 (0.0%)4 (22.2%)
17823 (12.9%)56 (31.5%)44 (24.7%)53 (29.8%)
1550 (0.0%)79 (51.0%)54 (34.8%)22 (14.2%)
209645 (2.1%)453 (21.6%)1,076 (51.3%)25 (1.2%)
130 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)9 (69.2%)3 (23.1%)
200 (0.0%)8 (40.0%)0 (0.0%)12 (60.0%)
260 (0.0%)7 (26.9%)6 (23.1%)5 (19.2%)
272 (7.4%)14 (51.9%)6 (22.2%)5 (18.5%)
29712 (4.0%)123 (41.4%)0 (0.0%)162 (54.5%)
650 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)56 (86.2%)0 (0.0%)
6830 (44.1%)8 (11.8%)23 (33.8%)3 (4.4%)
531 (1.9%)18 (34.0%)23 (43.4%)1 (1.9%)
150 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)1 (6.7%)0 (0.0%)
11315 (0.4%)134 (11.8%)940 (83.1%)33 (2.9%)
210 (0.0%)2 (9.5%)7 (33.3%)5 (23.8%)
208211 (0.5%)135 (6.5%)1,900 (91.3%)14 (0.7%)
1650 (0.0%)76 (46.1%)86 (52.1%)2 (1.2%)
59429 (4.9%)202 (34.0%)237 (39.9%)63 (10.6%)
113 (27.3%)0 (0.0%)3 (27.3%)5 (45.5%)
200 (0.0%)4 (20.0%)16 (80.0%)0 (0.0%)
520 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)
151 (6.7%)8 (53.3%)6 (40.0%)0 (0.0%)
524 (7.7%)19 (36.5%)27 (51.9%)1 (1.9%)
400 (0.0%)16 (40.0%)14 (35.0%)7 (17.5%)
4117134 (3.3%)1,245 (30.2%)2,237 (54.3%)134 (3.3%)
400 (0.0%)7 (17.5%)22 (55.0%)1 (2.5%)
1520 (0.0%)17 (11.2%)124 (81.6%)11 (7.2%)
4631442 (9.5%)1,735 (37.5%)2,387 (51.5%)0 (0.0%)
137846 (3.3%)652 (47.3%)665 (48.3%)8 (0.6%)
14623 (15.8%)66 (45.2%)16 (11.0%)41 (28.1%)
129532 (2.5%)198 (15.3%)1,000 (77.2%)26 (2.0%)
340 (0.0%)15 (44.1%)15 (44.1%)2 (5.9%)
1453 (2.1%)29 (20.0%)77 (53.1%)36 (24.8%)
3300 (0.0%)27 (8.2%)277 (83.9%)3 (0.9%)
4172 (0.5%)91 (21.8%)250 (60.0%)27 (6.5%)
780 (0.0%)21 (26.9%)19 (24.4%)38 (48.7%)
280 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)26 (92.9%)2 (7.1%)
3410 (0.0%)61 (17.9%)92 (27.0%)8 (2.3%)
311 (3.2%)8 (25.8%)0 (0.0%)22 (71.0%)
2220 (0.0%)44 (19.8%)137 (61.7%)19 (8.6%)
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715 (7.0%)7 (9.9%)28 (39.4%)6 (8.5%)
231288 (3.8%)681 (29.5%)1,092 (47.2%)49 (2.1%)
560 (0.0%)22 (39.3%)27 (48.2%)2 (3.6%)
635 (7.9%)10 (15.9%)46 (73.0%)0 (0.0%)
4973601 (12.1%)1,613 (32.4%)2,112 (42.5%)0 (0.0%)
12445 (0.4%)371 (29.8%)679 (54.6%)51 (4.1%)
19292 (0.1%)134 (6.9%)1,775 (92.0%)1 (0.1%)
18412 (6.5%)32 (17.4%)42 (22.8%)3 (1.6%)
630 (0.0%)12 (19.0%)39 (61.9%)12 (19.0%)
731 (1.4%)24 (32.9%)29 (39.7%)15 (20.5%)
201 (5.0%)7 (35.0%)12 (60.0%)0 (0.0%)
603 (5.0%)24 (40.0%)26 (43.3%)3 (5.0%)
3982 (0.5%)49 (12.3%)117 (29.4%)24 (6.0%)
907 (7.8%)40 (44.4%)41 (45.6%)0 (0.0%)
150 (0.0%)1 (6.7%)6 (40.0%)5 (33.3%)
13425 (0.4%)148 (11.0%)1,117 (83.2%)0 (0.0%)
703 (4.3%)12 (17.1%)55 (78.6%)0 (0.0%)
616 (9.8%)30 (49.2%)17 (27.9%)8 (13.1%)
3061 (0.3%)48 (15.7%)245 (80.1%)5 (1.6%)
466 (13.0%)4 (8.7%)15 (32.6%)17 (37.0%)
279941 (1.5%)1,026 (36.7%)1,594 (56.9%)35 (1.3%)
330 (0.0%)7 (21.2%)24 (72.7%)0 (0.0%)
370 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)35 (94.6%)0 (0.0%)
221031 (1.4%)387 (17.5%)1,095 (49.5%)468 (21.2%)
184310 (0.5%)465 (25.2%)688 (37.3%)63 (3.4%)
350 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)31 (88.6%)4 (11.4%)
7714 (0.5%)99 (12.8%)638 (82.7%)21 (2.7%)
10528 (0.8%)180 (17.1%)706 (67.1%)39 (3.7%)
40936 (8.8%)155 (37.9%)116 (28.4%)28 (6.8%)
5146109 (2.1%)1,826 (35.5%)2,995 (58.2%)0 (0.0%)
140260 (4.3%)501 (35.7%)698 (49.8%)46 (3.3%)
555 (9.1%)21 (38.2%)29 (52.7%)0 (0.0%)
1100 (0.0%)42 (38.2%)66 (60.0%)0 (0.0%)
210950 (2.4%)789 (37.4%)1,030 (48.8%)94 (4.5%)
21919 (8.7%)59 (26.9%)105 (47.9%)20 (9.1%)
6728 (1.2%)113 (16.8%)241 (35.9%)0 (0.0%)
100 (0.0%)5 (50.0%)4 (40.0%)1 (10.0%)
170 (0.0%)7 (41.2%)10 (58.8%)0 (0.0%)
170 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)6 (35.3%)11 (64.7%)
111 (9.1%)7 (63.6%)0 (0.0%)3 (27.3%)
7882 (0.3%)284 (36.0%)415 (52.7%)29 (3.7%)
22667 (0.3%)475 (21.0%)1,276 (56.3%)29 (1.3%)
100 (0.0%)3 (30.0%)5 (50.0%)2 (20.0%)
120 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)
8607 (0.8%)307 (35.7%)506 (58.8%)4 (0.5%)
3389 (2.7%)97 (28.7%)228 (67.5%)0 (0.0%)
328932 (1.0%)1,105 (33.6%)2,057 (62.5%)72 (2.2%)
94930 (3.2%)271 (28.6%)467 (49.2%)83 (8.7%)
4760 (0.0%)207 (43.5%)255 (53.6%)0 (0.0%)
550 (0.0%)11 (20.0%)0 (0.0%)44 (80.0%)
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3464453 (13.1%)1,200 (34.6%)1,520 (43.9%)80 (2.3%)
150 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)11 (73.3%)4 (26.7%)
1000 (0.0%)2 (2.0%)69 (69.0%)28 (28.0%)
302015 (0.5%)925 (30.6%)1,595 (52.8%)131 (4.3%)
283 (10.7%)6 (21.4%)6 (21.4%)6 (21.4%)
6342185 (2.9%)2,599 (41.0%)2,801 (44.2%)65 (1.0%)
220 (0.0%)3 (13.6%)8 (36.4%)2 (9.1%)
760 (0.0%)6 (7.9%)42 (55.3%)22 (28.9%)
134 (30.8%)3 (23.1%)0 (0.0%)6 (46.2%)
644 (6.3%)20 (31.3%)33 (51.6%)6 (9.4%)
186534,665 (25.0%)7,673 (41.1%)4,871 (26.1%)1,444 (7.7%)
95918 (1.9%)180 (18.8%)742 (77.4%)6 (0.6%)
4634923,387 (50.5%)15,504 (33.5%)7,125 (15.4%)333 (0.7%)
4900308 (6.3%)1,963 (40.1%)2,425 (49.5%)100 (2.0%)
180 (0.0%)3 (16.7%)15 (83.3%)0 (0.0%)
4455 (1.1%)143 (32.1%)258 (58.0%)15 (3.4%)
633 (4.8%)6 (9.5%)2 (3.2%)4 (6.3%)
99161 (6.2%)192 (19.4%)614 (62.0%)48 (4.8%)
104322,375 (22.8%)5,515 (52.9%)0 (0.0%)2,542 (24.4%)
313 (9.7%)14 (45.2%)12 (38.7%)2 (6.5%)