Analyst Rating Changes — Upgrades, Downgrades & Price Targets

An analyst rating change is when a Wall Street brokerage updates its recommendation on a stock — an upgrade (e.g. Hold → Buy), a downgrade (e.g. Buy → Sell), or a price-target revision (raising or lowering the expected share price). This page lists the most recent changes across U.S. markets.

Where we independently track the analyst, each change shows our own star rating and accuracy rank, computed from real historical price performance — not the brokerage's own marketing. That lets you judge whether the analyst behind a call has actually been right before.

The feed refreshes several times a day, so new upgrades, downgrades and price-target changes appear the same day they are published. Each row shows the date and time we recorded it.

No. A rating change is one analyst's opinion, not investment advice. Track records vary widely — which is exactly why we attach each analyst's independent accuracy. Always do your own research.