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TipRanks
Analyst ratings and financial data aggregation. Factual profile only: no rankings, no ratings.
Last updated Oct 2, 2026
What it does
TipRanks aggregates financial data from multiple sources into stock pages: analyst ratings and price targets, insider trading, hedge fund holdings, news sentiment, and blogger opinions. It also tracks the historical accuracy of individual analysts and bloggers, showing how their past recommendations performed.
The site covers stocks, ETFs, and cryptocurrencies. By putting consensus data and track records side by side, it lets investors see not just what analysts say, but how reliable each voice has been.
Who it is for
Investors who want a quick consensus read use TipRanks to see how Wall Street analysts rate a stock and where price targets cluster. People researching insider activity check which executives are buying or selling.
ETF investors compare funds by holdings, performance, and analyst outlook. Because analyst track records are public, readers can weigh a recommendation against the analyst's history.
Key capabilities
Analyst pages show each analyst's rating history and measured track record. Stock pages combine ratings, price targets, insider trades, hedge fund activity, and news sentiment in one view.
Screening tools filter by analyst consensus, upside, dividend yield, and other criteria. A Smart Score summarizes multiple data factors into a single rating for quick comparison.
What to watch out for
The Smart Score is a proprietary formula: useful as a quick screen, but it is not a recommendation and TipRanks does not publish the exact weighting. Analyst track records are backward-looking; a high-ranked analyst can still be wrong on the next call.
Coverage skews toward stocks with meaningful analyst followings. Small caps and international stocks may have thin or missing consensus data. The free tier covers the essentials, while the deeper screeners, portfolio tools, and full historical data require a paid plan.
Questions
What does TipRanks measure about analysts?
TipRanks records analysts' published ratings and price targets and measures how those recommendations performed over time, producing an accuracy track record for each analyst.
Is TipRanks free?
Core stock pages, analyst ratings, and screening tools are free. Paid plans add features such as advanced screeners, portfolio tools, and deeper data.
Does TipRanks cover ETFs?
Yes. ETF pages show holdings, performance, expense data, and analyst views on the fund.
What is the TipRanks Smart Score?
A single-number summary that blends several data factors, including analyst consensus, insider activity, and news sentiment, into a quick comparison rating. It is a screening aid, not a recommendation.
Are TipRanks analyst ratings real-time?
Ratings are posted as analysts publish them. Track records update as recommendations play out over time, so they reflect past performance, not future results.
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