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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
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Sell Ratings Issued
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Hold Ratings Issued
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Buy Ratings Issued
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Strong Ratings Issued
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290 (0.0%)1 (3.4%)21 (72.4%)4 (13.8%)
150 (0.0%)2 (13.3%)10 (66.7%)1 (6.7%)
1350 (0.0%)19 (14.1%)109 (80.7%)6 (4.4%)
1389 (6.5%)36 (26.1%)68 (49.3%)12 (8.7%)
6984 (0.6%)108 (15.5%)422 (60.5%)72 (10.3%)
970 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)97 (100.0%)0 (0.0%)
4385 (1.1%)91 (20.8%)310 (70.8%)11 (2.5%)
150 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)
210 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)21 (100.0%)
10280 (0.0%)218 (21.2%)779 (75.8%)30 (2.9%)
1974290 (14.7%)511 (25.9%)1,059 (53.6%)0 (0.0%)
5672639 (11.3%)1,861 (32.8%)2,931 (51.7%)86 (1.5%)
3113 (1.0%)18 (5.8%)252 (81.0%)4 (1.3%)
9634 (0.4%)129 (13.4%)778 (80.8%)51 (5.3%)
13865 (0.4%)286 (20.6%)1,036 (74.7%)37 (2.7%)
252030 (1.2%)878 (34.8%)1,312 (52.1%)67 (2.7%)
875138 (15.8%)325 (37.1%)345 (39.4%)29 (3.3%)
182 (11.1%)7 (38.9%)9 (50.0%)0 (0.0%)
400 (0.0%)26 (65.0%)13 (32.5%)1 (2.5%)
160 (0.0%)5 (31.3%)7 (43.8%)4 (25.0%)
211517 (0.8%)176 (8.3%)1,852 (87.6%)36 (1.7%)
9911 (11.1%)4 (4.0%)78 (78.8%)6 (6.1%)
20441 (0.0%)318 (15.6%)1,521 (74.4%)46 (2.3%)
9276 (0.6%)255 (27.5%)354 (38.2%)41 (4.4%)
198621 (1.1%)491 (24.7%)1,375 (69.2%)45 (2.3%)
1530 (0.0%)20 (13.1%)72 (47.1%)2 (1.3%)
218 (38.1%)6 (28.6%)6 (28.6%)0 (0.0%)
2760 (0.0%)15 (5.4%)235 (85.1%)26 (9.4%)
462 (4.3%)13 (28.3%)27 (58.7%)3 (6.5%)
630 (0.0%)9 (14.3%)51 (81.0%)0 (0.0%)
350 (0.0%)2 (5.7%)24 (68.6%)0 (0.0%)
6614224 (3.4%)2,356 (35.6%)3,963 (59.9%)55 (0.8%)
9598 (0.8%)128 (13.3%)787 (82.1%)5 (0.5%)
571 (1.8%)13 (22.8%)10 (17.5%)33 (57.9%)
161 (6.3%)6 (37.5%)8 (50.0%)1 (6.3%)
380 (0.0%)9 (23.7%)0 (0.0%)29 (76.3%)
556 (10.9%)10 (18.2%)32 (58.2%)1 (1.8%)
190 (0.0%)10 (52.6%)8 (42.1%)0 (0.0%)
1459 (6.2%)32 (22.1%)68 (46.9%)2 (1.4%)
220 (0.0%)5 (22.7%)13 (59.1%)0 (0.0%)
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3280 (0.0%)68 (20.7%)229 (69.8%)10 (3.0%)
150 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)
2340 (0.0%)16 (6.8%)216 (92.3%)2 (0.9%)
162712 (0.7%)547 (33.6%)846 (52.0%)34 (2.1%)
1620 (0.0%)56 (34.6%)91 (56.2%)7 (4.3%)
273 (11.1%)15 (55.6%)9 (33.3%)0 (0.0%)
510 (0.0%)15 (29.4%)28 (54.9%)0 (0.0%)
5842 (0.3%)165 (28.3%)402 (68.8%)3 (0.5%)
265988 (3.3%)980 (36.9%)1,413 (53.1%)0 (0.0%)
233 (13.0%)13 (56.5%)0 (0.0%)7 (30.4%)
18521 (11.4%)61 (33.0%)53 (28.6%)48 (25.9%)
1350 (0.0%)69 (51.1%)45 (33.3%)21 (15.6%)
187835 (1.9%)249 (13.3%)964 (51.3%)33 (1.8%)
270 (0.0%)3 (11.1%)18 (66.7%)4 (14.8%)
190 (0.0%)6 (31.6%)0 (0.0%)13 (68.4%)
330 (0.0%)11 (33.3%)9 (27.3%)3 (9.1%)
2156 (2.8%)84 (39.1%)104 (48.4%)21 (9.8%)
31312 (3.8%)129 (41.2%)2 (0.6%)170 (54.3%)
590 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)50 (84.7%)0 (0.0%)
7939 (49.4%)8 (10.1%)25 (31.6%)3 (3.8%)
652 (3.1%)22 (33.8%)32 (49.2%)1 (1.5%)
230 (0.0%)1 (4.3%)2 (8.7%)0 (0.0%)
12734 (0.3%)144 (11.3%)1,062 (83.4%)46 (3.6%)
170 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)7 (41.2%)3 (17.6%)
21219 (0.4%)132 (6.2%)1,936 (91.3%)19 (0.9%)
1600 (0.0%)80 (50.0%)79 (49.4%)0 (0.0%)
62133 (5.3%)223 (35.9%)282 (45.4%)37 (6.0%)
550 (0.0%)12 (21.8%)25 (45.5%)18 (32.7%)
300 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)
151 (6.7%)8 (53.3%)6 (40.0%)0 (0.0%)
504 (8.0%)22 (44.0%)22 (44.0%)1 (2.0%)
150 (0.0%)9 (60.0%)3 (20.0%)0 (0.0%)
4469147 (3.3%)1,367 (30.6%)2,461 (55.1%)146 (3.3%)
380 (0.0%)6 (15.8%)24 (63.2%)1 (2.6%)
1650 (0.0%)16 (9.7%)135 (81.8%)14 (8.5%)
4705442 (9.4%)1,752 (37.2%)2,434 (51.7%)0 (0.0%)
131744 (3.3%)621 (47.2%)633 (48.1%)8 (0.6%)
13924 (17.3%)64 (46.0%)14 (10.1%)37 (26.6%)
136336 (2.6%)220 (16.1%)1,042 (76.4%)21 (1.5%)
270 (0.0%)12 (44.4%)12 (44.4%)1 (3.7%)
1603 (1.9%)32 (20.0%)93 (58.1%)32 (20.0%)
3250 (0.0%)29 (8.9%)272 (83.7%)3 (0.9%)
4372 (0.5%)90 (20.6%)286 (65.4%)17 (3.9%)
720 (0.0%)16 (22.2%)20 (27.8%)36 (50.0%)
260 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)24 (92.3%)2 (7.7%)
3460 (0.0%)66 (19.1%)104 (30.1%)8 (2.3%)
381 (2.6%)10 (26.3%)0 (0.0%)27 (71.1%)
2190 (0.0%)43 (19.6%)135 (61.6%)20 (9.1%)
10713 (12.1%)22 (20.6%)36 (33.6%)9 (8.4%)
227977 (3.4%)659 (28.9%)1,080 (47.4%)35 (1.5%)
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690 (0.0%)32 (46.4%)27 (39.1%)2 (2.9%)
675 (7.5%)11 (16.4%)49 (73.1%)1 (1.5%)
5095620 (12.2%)1,721 (33.8%)2,161 (42.4%)0 (0.0%)
154 (26.7%)8 (53.3%)3 (20.0%)0 (0.0%)
12352 (0.2%)365 (29.6%)693 (56.1%)49 (4.0%)
20813 (0.1%)145 (7.0%)1,907 (91.6%)1 (0.0%)
18412 (6.5%)32 (17.4%)45 (24.5%)4 (2.2%)
650 (0.0%)12 (18.5%)39 (60.0%)14 (21.5%)
681 (1.5%)24 (35.3%)28 (41.2%)11 (16.2%)
191 (5.3%)9 (47.4%)9 (47.4%)0 (0.0%)
582 (3.4%)23 (39.7%)26 (44.8%)2 (3.4%)
3830 (0.0%)47 (12.3%)133 (34.7%)15 (3.9%)
919 (9.9%)40 (44.0%)41 (45.1%)0 (0.0%)
150 (0.0%)1 (6.7%)6 (40.0%)5 (33.3%)
14234 (0.3%)157 (11.0%)1,198 (84.2%)0 (0.0%)
733 (4.1%)14 (19.2%)56 (76.7%)0 (0.0%)
586 (10.3%)26 (44.8%)18 (31.0%)8 (13.8%)
1701 (0.6%)37 (21.8%)129 (75.9%)0 (0.0%)
607 (11.7%)7 (11.7%)22 (36.7%)20 (33.3%)
295340 (1.4%)1,081 (36.6%)1,687 (57.1%)38 (1.3%)
330 (0.0%)8 (24.2%)23 (69.7%)0 (0.0%)
510 (0.0%)1 (2.0%)48 (94.1%)0 (0.0%)
237735 (1.5%)412 (17.3%)1,154 (48.5%)521 (21.9%)
270 (0.0%)5 (18.5%)22 (81.5%)0 (0.0%)
187910 (0.5%)509 (27.1%)741 (39.4%)51 (2.7%)
410 (0.0%)1 (2.4%)36 (87.8%)4 (9.8%)
7955 (0.6%)103 (13.0%)651 (81.9%)25 (3.1%)
9986 (0.6%)167 (16.7%)677 (67.8%)37 (3.7%)
43740 (9.2%)168 (38.4%)160 (36.6%)17 (3.9%)
5393110 (2.0%)1,916 (35.5%)3,155 (58.5%)0 (0.0%)
152358 (3.8%)539 (35.4%)783 (51.4%)48 (3.2%)
524 (7.7%)18 (34.6%)30 (57.7%)0 (0.0%)
1501 (0.7%)61 (40.7%)86 (57.3%)0 (0.0%)
198441 (2.1%)718 (36.2%)1,031 (52.0%)86 (4.3%)
26920 (7.4%)59 (21.9%)149 (55.4%)14 (5.2%)
54311 (2.0%)89 (16.4%)186 (34.3%)0 (0.0%)
170 (0.0%)5 (29.4%)12 (70.6%)0 (0.0%)
100 (0.0%)1 (10.0%)2 (20.0%)7 (70.0%)
111 (9.1%)7 (63.6%)0 (0.0%)3 (27.3%)
8895 (0.6%)338 (38.0%)462 (52.0%)30 (3.4%)
22268 (0.4%)471 (21.2%)1,278 (57.4%)25 (1.1%)
160 (0.0%)7 (43.8%)0 (0.0%)9 (56.3%)
110 (0.0%)5 (45.5%)5 (45.5%)1 (9.1%)
9227 (0.8%)336 (36.4%)540 (58.6%)4 (0.4%)
46615 (3.2%)122 (26.2%)319 (68.5%)1 (0.2%)
336922 (0.7%)1,114 (33.1%)2,118 (62.9%)91 (2.7%)
77631 (4.0%)223 (28.7%)372 (47.9%)90 (11.6%)
4050 (0.0%)180 (44.4%)213 (52.6%)0 (0.0%)
690 (0.0%)16 (23.2%)0 (0.0%)53 (76.8%)
3506429 (12.2%)1,173 (33.5%)1,572 (44.8%)83 (2.4%)
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150 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)11 (73.3%)4 (26.7%)
1040 (0.0%)3 (2.9%)73 (70.2%)27 (26.0%)
318814 (0.4%)999 (31.3%)1,728 (54.2%)133 (4.2%)
171 (5.9%)3 (17.6%)4 (23.5%)5 (29.4%)
6729189 (2.8%)2,706 (40.2%)3,024 (44.9%)85 (1.3%)
210 (0.0%)1 (4.8%)8 (38.1%)2 (9.5%)
250 (0.0%)5 (20.0%)20 (80.0%)0 (0.0%)
650 (0.0%)6 (9.2%)43 (66.2%)12 (18.5%)
132 (15.4%)5 (38.5%)0 (0.0%)6 (46.2%)
472 (4.3%)16 (34.0%)27 (57.4%)2 (4.3%)
185824,902 (26.4%)7,464 (40.2%)4,804 (25.9%)1,412 (7.6%)
98020 (2.0%)196 (20.0%)737 (75.2%)8 (0.8%)
4154120,510 (49.4%)13,668 (32.9%)6,894 (16.6%)469 (1.1%)
4972317 (6.4%)1,972 (39.7%)2,499 (50.3%)70 (1.4%)
100 (0.0%)1 (10.0%)9 (90.0%)0 (0.0%)
4896 (1.2%)161 (32.9%)266 (54.4%)24 (4.9%)
644 (6.3%)7 (10.9%)4 (6.3%)4 (6.3%)
97860 (6.1%)201 (20.6%)601 (61.5%)43 (4.4%)
490 (0.0%)9 (18.4%)40 (81.6%)0 (0.0%)
103822,387 (23.0%)5,522 (53.2%)0 (0.0%)2,473 (23.8%)
313 (9.7%)16 (51.6%)11 (35.5%)1 (3.2%)