New TV Tool Highlights Gaps Between Analyst Valuations and Price

New TradingView Analyst Target vs Current Price

Thought this was worth a share.

TradingView has added a new analyst price target news flow. It highlights recent changes in broker consensus and compares those targets with where the stock is actually trading.

That gap is the interesting bit.

If the consensus target has moved higher, but the share price is still well below it, that might be a stock worth a closer look. Not a buy signal on its own, obviously, but a useful way to find stocks where analyst expectations and market price are not lining up.

What you can see

The news item shows:

• The average analyst consensus target
• How that target has changed
• The forecast range across analysts
• The implied upside or downside versus the latest close
• The Buy, Hold and Sell split across covering analysts

Why I like this

Price target changes can matter, but they are usually scattered across individual news items. You might see one broker lift or cut a target, but it can be hard to tell how meaningful that is without checking the wider analyst view.

This puts the broader context directly in the news feed.

For example, an analyst cutting a target from 172 to 166 sounds negative at first glance. But if the wider consensus is around 163, that tells a more balanced story.

You can now follow these updates in News Flow, track changes over time, and set alerts when new analyst consensus updates appear.

Nice addition for anyone who likes using analyst data as part of their broader stock research.