# An index for the analysts who call it right

> A directory that scores stock analysts on the price targets they actually issued, with the original terms intact.
- Title: An index for the analysts who call it right · Analyst Index
- Summary: A directory that scores stock analysts on the price targets they actually issued, with the original terms intact. Judge an analyst by the targets they…
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## Find who sees clearly
Analyst Index is a directory built around one question: which analysts call stock prices accurately? It tracks reported performance alongside the original terms of every price target.

> Find the analysts who see clearly.
## Twenty five analysts, ranked
The index currently rates 25 analysts with a mean score of 1072.6. Coverage spans 11 sectors, from semiconductors to aerospace to autos.
## Still early on coverage
Only 3 distinct tickers sit in the target ledger, and just 2 new targets were issued this calendar month. This is a young index, not a finished map of the market.
## Ark sweeps the podium
Cathie Wood leads at 4873, with Ark colleagues Brett Winton at 3165 and Tasha Keeney at 1505 behind her. The top three all come from the same firm.
## Big names, average scores
Wedbush's Dan Ives scores 880 and Bernstein's Toni Sacconaghi 874, both rated Average. Visibility on financial TV and accuracy on paper are different things.
## One target is not a record
The bottom of the table holds analysts from Wells Fargo, Citi and Cantor Fitzgerald, each with a single target evaluated and an Unrated verdict. Small samples earn no rating at all.
## Key takeaway

Judge an analyst by the targets they published and how those targets held up, not by the name of the firm on the report.