Benjamin Nolan

Yes, by track record. Benjamin Nolan ranks number 257 of 449 of the analysts Quantellect scores, with a Q Score of 27 out of 100. Past results do not guarantee future ones.

Benjamin Nolan's win rate is 44%. Across 62 scored calls, their rated stocks beat their sector 44% of the time over the next 12 months. On a typical call they returned −7.8% more than the sector.

Benjamin Nolan covers 18 companies, with the most coverage in Energy. See the ratings table above for every scored call and its outcome.

Benjamin Nolan's price targets are reached within 12 months 45% of the time. The base rate across all analysts Quantellect tracks is about 43 percent.

Most analyst price targets are not reached on schedule. Across every target Quantellect scores, the stock reaches the target within 12 months only about 43 percent of the time, which is why it helps to compare hit rates analyst by analyst.

Their track record is strong, but no analyst is right every time. Follow the long-term track record rather than any single rating, size your positions to your own risk, and treat this as research, not investment advice.

Quantellect scores every rating on real prices. We enter at the closing price on or after the call date, with no look-ahead, then measure the 12-month return above the stock's sector ETF and check whether the price target was reached. Scores are pulled toward the population average and corrected for testing thousands of analysts at once, so they reflect repeatable skill rather than luck.

Benjamin Nolan ranks number 257 of 449 by Q Score. We rank analysts by their realized 12-month sector-excess return and require a minimum number of calls so a few lucky picks cannot reach the top.