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
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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%)2 (6.9%)25 (86.2%)1 (3.4%)
230 (0.0%)6 (26.1%)12 (52.2%)1 (4.3%)
1170 (0.0%)17 (14.5%)92 (78.6%)7 (6.0%)
16212 (7.4%)42 (25.9%)66 (40.7%)22 (13.6%)
5441 (0.2%)106 (19.5%)278 (51.1%)72 (13.2%)
1190 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)119 (100.0%)0 (0.0%)
3264 (1.2%)75 (23.0%)211 (64.7%)20 (6.1%)
210 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)21 (100.0%)
8512 (0.2%)191 (22.4%)594 (69.8%)63 (7.4%)
1935278 (14.4%)547 (28.3%)1,041 (53.8%)1 (0.1%)
5363616 (11.5%)1,782 (33.2%)2,727 (50.8%)70 (1.3%)
4621 (0.2%)14 (3.0%)434 (93.9%)2 (0.4%)
9132 (0.2%)103 (11.3%)797 (87.3%)11 (1.2%)
128322 (1.7%)260 (20.3%)936 (73.0%)42 (3.3%)
216827 (1.2%)724 (33.4%)1,069 (49.3%)56 (2.6%)
754146 (19.4%)285 (37.8%)254 (33.7%)35 (4.6%)
240 (0.0%)15 (62.5%)9 (37.5%)0 (0.0%)
170817 (1.0%)166 (9.7%)1,453 (85.1%)49 (2.9%)
929 (9.8%)3 (3.3%)75 (81.5%)4 (4.3%)
20153 (0.1%)321 (15.9%)1,488 (73.8%)58 (2.9%)
9748 (0.8%)270 (27.7%)333 (34.2%)44 (4.5%)
16059 (0.6%)412 (25.7%)1,075 (67.0%)60 (3.7%)
1111 (0.9%)19 (17.1%)49 (44.1%)5 (4.5%)
754 (5.3%)38 (50.7%)11 (14.7%)1 (1.3%)
2970 (0.0%)17 (5.7%)262 (88.2%)18 (6.1%)
331 (3.0%)7 (21.2%)21 (63.6%)2 (6.1%)
560 (0.0%)5 (8.9%)48 (85.7%)0 (0.0%)
170 (0.0%)3 (17.6%)9 (52.9%)0 (0.0%)
5633179 (3.2%)2,011 (35.7%)3,349 (59.5%)71 (1.3%)
10015 (0.5%)117 (11.7%)795 (79.4%)11 (1.1%)
591 (1.7%)15 (25.4%)10 (16.9%)33 (55.9%)
211 (4.8%)10 (47.6%)8 (38.1%)2 (9.5%)
230 (0.0%)6 (26.1%)0 (0.0%)17 (73.9%)
400 (0.0%)7 (17.5%)18 (45.0%)10 (25.0%)
220 (0.0%)11 (50.0%)10 (45.5%)0 (0.0%)
12915 (11.6%)31 (24.0%)59 (45.7%)0 (0.0%)
950 (0.0%)23 (24.2%)34 (35.8%)2 (2.1%)
2900 (0.0%)54 (18.6%)216 (74.5%)8 (2.8%)
4580 (0.0%)18 (3.9%)433 (94.5%)7 (1.5%)
145210 (0.7%)503 (34.6%)771 (53.1%)33 (2.3%)
Four winners over 400%. Here's #5 (Ad)

CFA and CMT analyst Garrett Goggin called G2 Goldfields before it rose 1,023%, Reunion Gold before 538%, Highlander Silver before 741%, and Orogen Royalty before 416%. He also publicly predicted Newmont's 126% gain in 2025. Now Goggin says the 1974 petrodollar agreement between Washington and Riyadh has quietly expired, central banks are buying gold at the fastest pace since 1950, and a major monetary shift is underway. He has identified four specific positions - plus two bonus opportunities for readers.tc pixel

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1590 (0.0%)55 (34.6%)83 (52.2%)14 (8.8%)
282 (7.1%)16 (57.1%)10 (35.7%)0 (0.0%)
731 (1.4%)17 (23.3%)35 (47.9%)0 (0.0%)
5609 (1.6%)141 (25.2%)383 (68.4%)3 (0.5%)
222171 (3.2%)834 (37.6%)1,205 (54.3%)0 (0.0%)
143 (21.4%)8 (57.1%)0 (0.0%)3 (21.4%)
16824 (14.3%)54 (32.1%)41 (24.4%)47 (28.0%)
1350 (0.0%)71 (52.6%)48 (35.6%)16 (11.9%)
204846 (2.2%)550 (26.9%)1,061 (51.8%)24 (1.2%)
110 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)6 (54.5%)4 (36.4%)
250 (0.0%)14 (56.0%)0 (0.0%)11 (44.0%)
180 (0.0%)6 (33.3%)3 (16.7%)4 (22.2%)
1939 (4.7%)86 (44.6%)0 (0.0%)98 (50.8%)
580 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)56 (96.6%)0 (0.0%)
6126 (42.6%)8 (13.1%)22 (36.1%)2 (3.3%)
602 (3.3%)24 (40.0%)22 (36.7%)1 (1.7%)
140 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)1 (7.1%)0 (0.0%)
100212 (1.2%)133 (13.3%)815 (81.3%)25 (2.5%)
230 (0.0%)2 (8.7%)7 (30.4%)4 (17.4%)
198916 (0.8%)134 (6.7%)1,803 (90.6%)23 (1.2%)
1600 (0.0%)70 (43.8%)86 (53.8%)2 (1.3%)
55526 (4.7%)190 (34.2%)204 (36.8%)73 (13.2%)
102 (20.0%)0 (0.0%)3 (30.0%)5 (50.0%)
670 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)
171 (5.9%)9 (52.9%)7 (41.2%)0 (0.0%)
434 (9.3%)11 (25.6%)27 (62.8%)1 (2.3%)
440 (0.0%)19 (43.2%)17 (38.6%)7 (15.9%)
3527125 (3.5%)1,075 (30.5%)1,938 (54.9%)94 (2.7%)
360 (0.0%)10 (27.8%)18 (50.0%)1 (2.8%)
1390 (0.0%)20 (14.4%)109 (78.4%)10 (7.2%)
4464422 (9.5%)1,668 (37.4%)2,306 (51.7%)0 (0.0%)
127151 (4.0%)620 (48.8%)581 (45.7%)8 (0.6%)
15022 (14.7%)73 (48.7%)13 (8.7%)42 (28.0%)
124730 (2.4%)175 (14.0%)985 (79.0%)25 (2.0%)
380 (0.0%)17 (44.7%)17 (44.7%)3 (7.9%)
1532 (1.3%)39 (25.5%)74 (48.4%)38 (24.8%)
3310 (0.0%)28 (8.5%)281 (84.9%)5 (1.5%)
3853 (0.8%)91 (23.6%)221 (57.4%)32 (8.3%)
800 (0.0%)18 (22.5%)16 (20.0%)46 (57.5%)
270 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)24 (88.9%)3 (11.1%)
3641 (0.3%)81 (22.3%)108 (29.7%)7 (1.9%)
251 (4.0%)7 (28.0%)0 (0.0%)17 (68.0%)
2290 (0.0%)41 (17.9%)147 (64.2%)20 (8.7%)
1036 (5.8%)22 (21.4%)43 (41.7%)9 (8.7%)
213081 (3.8%)627 (29.4%)1,055 (49.5%)37 (1.7%)
561 (1.8%)23 (41.1%)27 (48.2%)2 (3.6%)
656 (9.2%)13 (20.0%)44 (67.7%)0 (0.0%)
4631546 (11.8%)1,611 (34.8%)1,948 (42.1%)0 (0.0%)
13267 (0.5%)388 (29.3%)724 (54.6%)78 (5.9%)
18534 (0.2%)155 (8.4%)1,681 (90.7%)1 (0.1%)
Big Oil knew about this for 50 years (Ad)

In the 1970s, Chevron, Unocal, and Texaco all drilled the same energy source - and walked away to protect oil profits. One company spent sixty years quietly proving them wrong. Now Google has signed a 15-year contract, Bill Gates has committed $100 million, and a July 4th government decision could hand this sector its biggest catalyst yet. The oil majors are scrambling back in, but one company already owns the entire chain.tc pixel

See the company Big Oil may be too late to stop
15410 (6.5%)32 (20.8%)36 (23.4%)3 (1.9%)
580 (0.0%)12 (20.7%)36 (62.1%)10 (17.2%)
571 (1.8%)14 (24.6%)25 (43.9%)16 (28.1%)
171 (5.9%)5 (29.4%)11 (64.7%)0 (0.0%)
533 (5.7%)23 (43.4%)23 (43.4%)2 (3.8%)
3892 (0.5%)59 (15.2%)116 (29.8%)37 (9.5%)
878 (9.2%)40 (46.0%)37 (42.5%)0 (0.0%)
12862 (0.2%)125 (9.7%)1,102 (85.7%)0 (0.0%)
673 (4.5%)11 (16.4%)53 (79.1%)0 (0.0%)
555 (9.1%)30 (54.5%)13 (23.6%)7 (12.7%)
2961 (0.3%)49 (16.6%)232 (78.4%)5 (1.7%)
404 (10.0%)6 (15.0%)12 (30.0%)12 (30.0%)
258047 (1.8%)952 (36.9%)1,476 (57.2%)30 (1.2%)
310 (0.0%)6 (19.4%)23 (74.2%)0 (0.0%)
320 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)31 (96.9%)0 (0.0%)
222426 (1.2%)364 (16.4%)1,109 (49.9%)483 (21.7%)
174816 (0.9%)485 (27.7%)699 (40.0%)69 (3.9%)
270 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)24 (88.9%)3 (11.1%)
6734 (0.6%)91 (13.5%)561 (83.4%)12 (1.8%)
9509 (0.9%)177 (18.6%)650 (68.4%)43 (4.5%)
40637 (9.1%)161 (39.7%)104 (25.6%)29 (7.1%)
461098 (2.1%)1,634 (35.4%)2,657 (57.6%)0 (0.0%)
122053 (4.3%)447 (36.6%)599 (49.1%)39 (3.2%)
555 (9.1%)22 (40.0%)28 (50.9%)0 (0.0%)
570 (0.0%)22 (38.6%)33 (57.9%)0 (0.0%)
210951 (2.4%)828 (39.3%)997 (47.3%)85 (4.0%)
14516 (11.0%)40 (27.6%)58 (40.0%)24 (16.6%)
7509 (1.2%)141 (18.8%)295 (39.3%)0 (0.0%)
170 (0.0%)7 (41.2%)9 (52.9%)0 (0.0%)
230 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)7 (30.4%)15 (65.2%)
111 (9.1%)7 (63.6%)0 (0.0%)3 (27.3%)
6631 (0.2%)246 (37.1%)360 (54.3%)15 (2.3%)
22557 (0.3%)500 (22.2%)1,293 (57.3%)37 (1.6%)
120 (0.0%)4 (33.3%)6 (50.0%)2 (16.7%)
110 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)
8016 (0.7%)269 (33.6%)491 (61.3%)4 (0.5%)
1745 (2.9%)52 (29.9%)116 (66.7%)0 (0.0%)
281528 (1.0%)966 (34.3%)1,736 (61.7%)63 (2.2%)
108234 (3.1%)312 (28.8%)570 (52.7%)67 (6.2%)
5590 (0.0%)250 (44.7%)296 (53.0%)0 (0.0%)
420 (0.0%)7 (16.7%)0 (0.0%)35 (83.3%)
3177430 (13.5%)1,099 (34.6%)1,412 (44.4%)79 (2.5%)
130 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)8 (61.5%)5 (38.5%)
910 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)65 (71.4%)25 (27.5%)
267517 (0.6%)814 (30.4%)1,382 (51.7%)124 (4.6%)
343 (8.8%)9 (26.5%)5 (14.7%)8 (23.5%)
5907197 (3.3%)2,532 (42.9%)2,557 (43.3%)57 (1.0%)
160 (0.0%)5 (31.3%)3 (18.8%)2 (12.5%)
640 (0.0%)4 (6.3%)34 (53.1%)20 (31.3%)
154 (26.7%)3 (20.0%)0 (0.0%)8 (53.3%)
The Treasury just bought its own debt (Ad)

On April 16th, the U.S. Treasury executed a $15 billion buyback of its own debt - the largest in history - while former Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson publicly warned of collapsing demand for U.S. bonds. According to Garrett Goggin, CFA, CMT, with 20 years studying gold and debt cycles, this is the moment miners priced for a world that no longer exists stand to benefit most. As natural bond buyers disappear and the Fed steps in, the move in gold may only be beginning.tc pixel

See the four gold miners positioned to benefit from what comes next
664 (6.1%)20 (30.3%)32 (48.5%)8 (12.1%)
185614,369 (23.5%)7,840 (42.2%)4,897 (26.4%)1,455 (7.8%)
94119 (2.0%)166 (17.6%)723 (76.8%)19 (2.0%)
3820019,057 (49.9%)13,128 (34.4%)5,769 (15.1%)246 (0.6%)
4646308 (6.6%)1,889 (40.7%)2,271 (48.9%)93 (2.0%)
360 (0.0%)6 (16.7%)27 (75.0%)3 (8.3%)
4415 (1.1%)125 (28.3%)276 (62.6%)24 (5.4%)
551 (1.8%)5 (9.1%)2 (3.6%)4 (7.3%)
88454 (6.1%)194 (21.9%)536 (60.6%)45 (5.1%)
87451,952 (22.3%)4,743 (54.2%)0 (0.0%)2,050 (23.4%)
313 (9.7%)14 (45.2%)11 (35.5%)3 (9.7%)