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IBM is currently covered by 14 analysts with an average price target of $289.66. This is a potential upside of $33.38 (13.02%) from yesterday's end of day stock price of $256.28.
International Business Machines's activity chart (see below) currently has 579 price targets and 379 ratings on display. The stock rating distribution of IBM is 24.44% HOLD, 60% BUY and 15.56% SELL.
Analysts average stock forecasts to be materialized ratio is 82.37% with an average time for these price targets to be met of 1347.49 days.
Highest price target for IBM is $361, Lowest price target is $210, average price target is $312.08.
Most recent stock forecast was given by DANIEL IVES from WEDBUSH on 29-Jan-2026.
Currently out of the existing stock ratings of IBM, 11 are a HOLD (24.44%), 27 are a BUY (60%), 7 are a SELL (15.56%).
Analyst name
Rating
Current price target
Potential Upside
Previous price target
Date
Price targets met ratio
Average potential upside
Average Days to Hit Target
Performance score
Buy Since 24-Apr-2025
$340
$33.3 (10.86%)
$325
21 days ago
(29-Jan-2026)
2/4 (50%)
$45.84 (15.58%)
177
Buy Since 12-Jul-2007
$340
$77.62 (29.58%)
$295
22 days ago
(29-Jan-2026)
34/35 (97.14%)
$30.76 (9.95%)
1327
Buy Since 20-Sep-2023
$345
$82.62 (31.49%)
$330
22 days ago
(29-Jan-2026)
25/28 (89.29%)
$35.76 (11.56%)
1290
Buy Since 20-Sep-2023
$361
$98.62 (37.59%)
$350
22 days ago
(29-Jan-2026)
12/16 (75%)
$51.76 (16.74%)
105
Hold Since 10-Jan-2022
$312
$49.62 (18.91%)
$290
30 days ago
(21-Jan-2026)
9/9 (100%)
$14.46 (4.86%)
143
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