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Analyst downgrades in 2026 so far
Quantisnow recorded 2,978 analyst downgrades in 2026 so far. The busiest month was January 2026, with 463. TTD (The Trade Desk Inc.) had the most, with 22, ahead of HUBS (16).
Sell-side rating cuts, newest first, with the firm and the new rating.
- Events
- 2,978
- Monthly average
- 298
- over 10 months
- Busiest month
- Jan 2026
- 463 events
- Most frequent
- TTD
- 22 events
By month
- Jan 2026463
- Feb 2026356
- Mar 2026244
- Apr 2026317
- May 2026285
- Jun 2026205
- Jul 2026345
- Aug 2026331
- Sep 2026205
- Oct 2026227
Companies with the most analyst downgrades
- 1TTDThe Trade Desk Inc.22
- 2HUBSHubSpot Inc.16
- 3ADBEAdobe Inc.14
- 4NKENike Inc.14
- 5RBLXRoblox Corporation12
- 6PINSPinterest Inc.11
- 7GTLBGitLab Inc.11
- 8WIXWix.com Ltd.10
- 9DOCSDoximity Inc.10
- 10INSPInspire Medical Systems Inc.10
- 11INTUIntuit Inc.9
- 12PODDInsulet Corporation9
- 13ACIAlbertsons Companies Inc.9
- 14MNDYmonday.com Ltd.9
- 15EIXEdison International9
- 16CAPRCapricor Therapeutics Inc.9
- 17WDAYWorkday Inc.9
- 18ALLAllstate Corporation9
- 19STLAStellantis N.V.9
- 20QCOMQUALCOMM Incorporated9
- 21ENGNenGene Therapeutics Inc.9
- 22PHRPhreesia Inc.9
- 23DUOLDuolingo Inc.9
- 24EYPTEyePoint Inc.9
- 25TFCTruist Financial Corporation8
Questions
- How many analyst downgrades were there in 2026 so far?
- Quantisnow recorded 2,978 analyst downgrades in 2026 so far. The busiest month was January 2026, with 463. TTD (The Trade Desk Inc.) had the most, with 22, ahead of HUBS (16).
- Which companies had the most analyst downgrades in 2026 so far?
- By count of events on Quantisnow: TTD (22), HUBS (16), ADBE (14), NKE (14), RBLX (12).
- What is an analyst downgrade?
- A downgrade is a sell-side analyst lowering their rating on a stock, for example from Buy to Hold or from Outperform to Underperform. Downgrades are rarer than upgrades, which is why many traders weigh them more heavily.
- Why do analysts downgrade stocks?
- Common reasons are valuation after a strong run, slowing growth, a guidance cut, competitive pressure, or a change in the analyst's macro view. The research note usually spells out which one, and the headline typically names the firm and the new rating.