Best followed, 90D
Matt Bryson raised the AMD target
WedbushMay 4, 2026target $400
+39.4%
Return if the directional call was followed for 90 days. Holds are excluded from this cut.
GradedCalls Analysts
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GradedCalls Analysts
Every upgrade, downgrade, and price target in this ledger is checked against the price that followed. Hit rates are public. The formula fits on one page.
Every card leads with the overall factor, the average 0–100 grade of active calls. The GC score sits beside it on the GC Scale, from 1 to 10. Superseded calls do not enter the factor. 70+ is STRONG, 40–69 PROVISIONAL, under 40 WEAK; a graded 0 is EXIT LIQUIDITY. Hit rate is underneath, on the active book only.
Best followed, 90D
WedbushMay 4, 2026target $400
+39.4%
Return if the directional call was followed for 90 days. Holds are excluded from this cut.
Worst followed, 90D
PiperApr 17, 2026target $115
-23.6%
Return if the directional call was followed for 90 days. Holds are excluded from this cut.
No black box
A call leads with the recommendation: an upgrade, a target raise, a reiteration. The grade uses a separate direction bucket, plus an optional target. Those pieces add up to a score from 0 to 100, shown in full. 70+ is STRONG, 40–69 PROVISIONAL, under 40 WEAK; a graded 0 is EXIT LIQUIDITY. Near-misses get half credit and do not count as hits.
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The grade uses a Buy, Hold, or Sell bucket. Buy has to rise. Sell has to fall. Hold has to stay inside the band. That bucket is not the headline.
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The price after the window is compared with the target, not with the press release.
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Firm scores are call-weighted. A loud analyst moves the bank.