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Scotiabank — sell-side record

Scotiabank made 83 rating actions across 34 covered names in the last 12 months, 70% of them Buy-type and 1% Sell-type. Of its 106 price targets that resolved, 41 (39%) were reached while they stood, 63 were replaced by Scotiabank before their deadline and 2 fell short at it. 3 of its 14 Buy- and Sell-type ratings that ran a full horizon agreed with how the stock did against its sector.

35 covered names with a call from Scotiabank in the last two years, checked through 2026-10-29. Rebuilt every morning.

Targets reached while they stood
38.7% 41 of 106
95% range 30–48%
Replaced by Scotiabank before the deadline
59.4% 63
Short at the deadline
1.9% 2
Still running
22
Ratings vs sector
3 of 14
95% range 8–48% · no letter
Ratings: Buy / Hold / Sell, 12 mo
70 / 29 / 1%
83 rating actions

What its Holds say: Scotiabank's 24 Hold-type ratings in the last 12 months carried a median price target +1% from the price on the day; 29% sat below the price. Of its Holds that ran a full horizon, 2 of 9 stayed within 5 points of the sector ETF.

Scotiabank's own rating definitions are not on file yet. Its calls are checked on the defaults: a 12-month horizon, and the stock's sector SPDR ETF as the benchmark. If Scotiabank publishes a different horizon or benchmark, the record will be rechecked on those terms.

By name

TickerRating actions, 12 moTargets reachedReplaced earlyShortResolvedRatings vs sector
ZS5 5 (50%) 5010 0 of 1
ASTS4 3 (33%) 609 —
ORCL6 2 (25%) 608 0 of 1
LNG5 3 (43%) 407 0 of 1
MSFT5 1 (14%) 607 0 of 1
EQT3 1 (17%) 506 —
FTNT3 1 (17%) 506 0 of 1
PANW3 2 (40%) 305 0 of 1
AMZN2 0 (0%) 505 1 of 1
XOM2 3 (60%) 205 1 of 1
EXE0 0 (0%) 314 0 of 1
CRWD5 2 (67%) 103 1 of 1
NET4 3 (100%) 003 —
NRG3 0 (0%) 303 0 of 1
VST3 0 (0%) 303 0 of 1
VRTX1 2 (67%) 103 —
KMI4 1 (50%) 102 —
MRK3 2 (100%) 002 —
EOG2 2 (100%) 002 —
AR1 0 (0%) 112 0 of 1
CVX1 2 (100%) 002 —
OXY1 2 (100%) 002 —
AMGN2 0 (0%) 101 —
GILD2 1 (100%) 001 —
HOOD2 0 (0%) 101 —
SHOP2 0 (0%) 101 —
CEG1 1 (100%) 001 0 of 1
COP1 1 (100%) 001 —
JNJ1 1 (100%) 001 —
ABBV1 — ——0 —
META1 — ——0 —
PFE1 — ——0 —
REGN1 — ——0 —
TLN1 — ——0 —
UBER1 — ——0 —

Per-name counts are small; no percentage on one name is a measure of skill.

Latest calls

DateTickerRatingActionPrice at callTargetTarget statusMove in the 30 days before
2026-10-29 FTNT Sector Perform maintained $135.81 $140 within 5% of price when set -22.8%
2026-10-29 MSFT Sector Outperform maintained $528.80 $650 running to 2027-10-29 +3.9%
2026-10-28 HOOD Sector Outperform maintained $91.43 $124 running to 2027-10-28 -21.5%
2026-10-28 VST Sector Outperform maintained $142.72 $189 running to 2027-10-28 +3.4%
2026-10-28 NRG Sector Outperform maintained $96.97 $149 running to 2027-10-28 -0.0%
2026-10-27 EQT Sector Perform maintained $56.27 $53 running to 2027-10-27 +10.8%
2026-10-27 KMI Sector Perform maintained $33.85 $34 within 5% of price when set +10.1%
2026-10-26 MSFT Sector Outperform maintained $532.60 $625 replaced 2026-10-29, new $650 +3.2%
2026-10-23 ASTS Sector Perform → Sector Outperform upgrade $39.79 $56 running to 2027-10-23 -33.7%
2026-10-22 META Sector Perform maintained $648.85 $650 within 5% of price when set -11.9%

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How calls are checked

Every call is checked on the firm's own terms. A price target is followed until its own deadline (12 months unless the firm publishes a different horizon) and ends as reached (the stock closed at or beyond it while it stood), replaced (the same firm set a new target first) or short at deadline. A rating is compared with the stock's sector SPDR ETF on total return over the rating's life, because most big-firm ratings are relative: Overweight means "beat its peers", not "go up". Hold-type ratings are tracked, not graded. A firm is numbered only with 30+ resolved targets, and a letter prints only for a firm's whole record where an exact test separates it from a coin flip. None of this is a verdict on anyone's skill, and one day is never a grade. The full method →

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