Where Wall Street sees the most upside: week of July 13, 2026

Every week, StockRank screens its ~500-stock US large-cap coverage for the widest gaps between the current price and the average 12-month analyst target, restricted to buy-or-better consensus with at least 20 covering analysts, so one boutique's exuberance can't dominate. Here's the screen as of July 13, 2026.

The widest gaps to the average target

| Ticker | Company | Analysts | Avg target | Price | Implied gap | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | ORCL | Oracle Corporation | 40 | $251.85 | $140.64 | +79.1% | | INTU | Intuit Inc. | 32 | $484.73 | $274.96 | +76.3% | | CSGP | CoStar Group, Inc. | 20 | $47.50 | $28.39 | +67.3% | | BSX | Boston Scientific Corporation | 29 | $73.86 | $44.77 | +65.0% | | ALB | Albemarle Corporation | 20 | $204.46 | $126.05 | +62.2% | | TEAM | Atlassian Corporation | 30 | $139.87 | $88.86 | +57.4% | | NFLX | Netflix, Inc. | 44 | $113.15 | $73.37 | +54.2% | | ADSK | Autodesk, Inc. | 33 | $318.53 | $208.45 | +52.8% | | CTSH | Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation | 25 | $64.98 | $42.57 | +52.6% | | MU | Micron Technology, Inc. | 42 | $1,486.00 | $979.30 | +51.7% |

Data: analyst consensus and price targets via Yahoo Finance (delayed), aggregated by StockRank. Figures move daily: the live screener is the source of truth.

How to read it

The largest gaps appear in software and cloud infrastructure names. Oracle carries the widest spread at 79.1% between its analyst target and current price, followed by Intuit at 76.3%, with both stocks holding buy ratings from substantial analyst groups of 40 and 32 firms respectively. The gaps narrow but remain substantial further down the list, with Netflix at 54.2% and Micron at 51.7% still showing material daylight between consensus targets and market prices.

These spreads reflect varying interpretations of value. In some cases, analyst targets may signal conviction that current prices underestimate future earnings power. In others, targets could be stale following recent declines that analysts have not yet incorporated. The recency of buy ratings matters here: stocks where most coverage turned bullish recently suggest analysts are updating views upward, while those where buy ratings are older may reflect targets that have not caught down to reality. Without that timing context in this screen, the gaps alone cannot distinguish whether they represent opportunity or obsolete forecasts.

The breadth of coverage also varies. Oracle's 40 analysts and Netflix's 44 provide the most distributed research consensus, which can lend weight to any directional signal. CoStar and Albemarle each have the minimum 20 analysts required for this screen, meaning their gaps rest on narrower consensus foundations. The stage matters: larger analyst herds can shift direction slowly, while smaller groups turn faster when new information emerges.

The necessary caveats

Everything above is a descriptive snapshot of third-party analyst opinions (via Yahoo Finance, delayed), aggregated by StockRank. Ratings and price targets are the published views of the named firms, not StockRank's, and historical accuracy does not guarantee future results. Nothing in this article is investment advice or a recommendation. Methodology (windows, benchmark, minimum samples) is published in full here.

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