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IBM is currently covered by 14 analysts with an average price target of $284.58. This is a potential upside of $36.42 (14.68%) from yesterday's end of day stock price of $248.16.
International Business Machines's activity chart (see below) currently has 685 price targets and 506 ratings on display. The stock rating distribution of IBM is 31.03% HOLD, 55.17% BUY and 13.79% SELL.
Analysts average stock forecasts to be materialized ratio is 87.33% with an average time for these price targets to be met of 1232.9 days.
Highest price target for IBM is $361, Lowest price target is $227, average price target is $308.14.
Most recent stock forecast was given by KEITH BACHMAN from BMO on 19-Mar-2026.
Currently out of the existing stock ratings of IBM, 18 are a HOLD (31.03%), 32 are a BUY (55.17%), 8 are a SELL (13.79%).
Analyst name
Rating
Current price target
Potential Upside
Previous price target
Date of last PT
Price targets met ratio
Average potential upside
Average Days to Hit Target
Performance score
Hold Since 19-Mar-2026
$290
$53.66 (22.70%)
$305
15 days ago
(19-Mar-2026)
37/38 (97.37%)
$39.63 (15.83%)
1118
Hold Since 10-Jan-2022
$283
$46.66 (19.74%)
$312
16 days ago
(18-Mar-2026)
10/11 (90.91%)
$31.4 (12.48%)
128
Hold Since 25-Feb-2026
$236
$-0.34 (-0.14%)
$210
1 months 9 days ago
(25-Feb-2026)
5/18 (27.78%)
$-1.54 (-0.65%)
95
Hold Since 18-Jan-2023
$247
$10.66 (4.51%)
$252
1 months 9 days ago
(25-Feb-2026)
27/27 (100%)
$9.46 (3.98%)
181
Buy Since 24-Apr-2025
$340
$33.3 (10.86%)
$325
2 months 5 days ago
(29-Jan-2026)
2/4 (50%)
$45.84 (15.58%)
177
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